Coate Launches Campaign for California Lieutenant Governor
San Francisco investment executive Robert L. Coate launched his bid for lieutenant governor on Wednesday attacking the Reagan administration as slogan rich and action poor. He pledged new programs built on cooperative efforts among business labor and government to energize the office.
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Hyland cites Soviet sea moves in Indian Ocean
Admiral John J. Hyland, commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet, warned of growing Soviet warship activity in the Indian Ocean as Britain withdraws east of Suez. He suggested allies like Australia and New Zealand may need a coordinating center. Hyland also presided over a ceremony where Rear Admiral Douglas C. Plate relieved Mason Freeman as Pacific Fleet Cruiser-Destroyer Force commander. Freeman received the Distinguished Service Medal and moves to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Bill to Educate Orphans Introduced in Assembly
Assemblyman Mike Cullen of Long Beach introduced a bill to guarantee free college education for qualified California students whose fathers were fatally injured in the line of duty as police, fire, or armed services members. The bill would waive all fees and future tuition and authorizes UC Regents to take similar action.
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California Sets 1975 Ultra Clean Car Rules
The State Air Resources Board proposed the strictest car emission standards for 1975 models, pending federal waiver. Targets cut hydrocarbon to 0.5 grams per mile, carbon monoxide to 12 grams, and oxides of nitrogen to 1 gram. 1970 levels are higher. A Caltech chemist predicts eventual leaded gasoline elimination but notes limited data on foreign cars.
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Manning Hopes to Be a Good Listener for Church Healing
New Los Angeles Archbishop Timothy J. Manning 60, a liberal successor to Cardinal McIntyre, vows dialogue on social turmoil. He aims to apply gospel healing, listen to all voices, and engage with social problems while preserving church structure and values.
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Air West Hughes Set Sale Date
Air West Inc says agreement with Hughes Air Corp sets March 31 as the closing date for the sale of the airline. A special stockholders meeting is scheduled for March 23 at San Mateo headquarters to approve proposals essential to consummating the sale under the Nov 18 1968 purchase contract. The deal ties Air West to billionaire Howard Hughes to meet net worth requirements.
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Paris Maintains Arms Embargo Amid France Libyan Sale
Paris will not lift its embargo on warplanes for Israel despite selling 100 Mirage jets and trainers to Libya. French officials insist no strategic weaponry will be sent to belligerents in the Middle East, while Libya pursues relations with Paris. Israeli leaders criticize the embargo as creating imbalance. Senator Alfred E. Alquist of San Jose considers a run for lieutenant governor amid Reagan policy criticisms.
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Protester Wishes Cardinal Health in Retirement
Richard Cruz of Catolinos por la Raza voiced best wishes to Cardinal James Francis McIntyre on his retirement. He stressed the group’s demands target the Catholic institution in Los Angeles, not a single leader, after Cruz and 19 followers were arraigned over the Christmas Day St Basil's Church demonstration during midnight mass.
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Reagan Promises Property Tax Relief to California Cities
Governor Ronald Reagan told California contract cities officials they can expect property tax relief this year and promised more than a token change. He defended his environment progress, praised efficient city governments, and drew applause for proposing amendments to the conflict of interest law to require listing properties without dollar values.
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