California governor calls for probation on federal crime program
Governor Brown's chief aide urged a one year probation for California's participation in the multibillion LEAA crime prevention program, seeking elimination of the OCJP but retention of regional LEAA boards. He warned of potential abolition if crime does not drop by year end, while detailing Long Beach projects and costs.
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Poorer Los Angeles voters reject fluoridation proposal
In the May municipal election Prop F to add artificial fluorides to the water was defeated 56 to 44. Final returns show affluence districts favored the measure while only two wealthy council districts supported it, though supporters argued fluoridation would aid children in poorer areas with fewer dental care options.
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Woman Reunited With 'Dead' Baby In Court Ruling
Mary Childs, who believed her baby was born dead, regained temporary custody after a juvenile court judge granted it pending a final ruling on June 5. The infant had allegedly been stolen by nurse Norma Armistead, linked to another murder case, with authorities later locating the child.
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Solzhenitsyn Doing Research at Stanford University
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn is conducting research at Stanford, arriving last Sunday and slated to depart Friday after studying at the Hoover Institution on War Revolution and Peace, per university officials.
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Grocery chain settles meat labeling and fat content case
Smith's Food King Inc will pay 5000 in attorney fees and install meat analysis devices at outlets. The deal requires accurate labeling and ground beef fat not exceeding 30 percent. The suit claimed mislabeling and excessive fat at Downey Santa Monica Studio City and Whittier stores. A city attorney cited ongoing press restrictions.
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