Freeways spur progress but rapid transit lags behind
In California the freeway network expands with 1 738 miles of mulitilane divided highways and plans for Bay Area Rapid Transit sites above and below freeways. Officials note congestion remains a problem and funding hesitancy slows rapid transit districts while airports and smog pose continued challenges.
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Hosmer Urges Restart 2 Day Work on Atom Smasher Site
Craig Hosmer Republican California renews push for focusing AEC site selection on a single feasible location at the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory in California arguing a broad search is wasteful. He cites scientific drawbacks and urges concentrating on a manageable form.
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California Brief Backs Voting Rights Act Support
California officials urge the Supreme Court to uphold the Voting Rights Act as constitutional. Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch argues the act prevents barriers that deny citizens the vote and cites high voter apathy among migrants moving south. The brief, filed as a friend of the court, supports federal enforcement of voting protections.
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