Override of death penalty veto fails in state senate
A failed attempt to override Governor Brown’s death penalty veto stalled in the state Senate with a 26 10 tally after two rolls. Sen Meg Goren, D Los Angeles, reportedly on the way to the Capitol, supported the bill previously but did not vote. Senator George Deukmejian defended the measure calling it the strongest, most effective bill achieved through the legislative process. Former supporter John Bricke Muller-Wun refused to vote.
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AMA backs labeling and sale of saccharin in vote
The American Medical Association House of Delegates in San Francisco urged labeling for saccharin with cancer risk warnings and pledged to seek law changes as Congress weighs a government ban. The panel debated diabetes control and cautioned that removing saccharin could complicate patient care amid FDA actions and industry pressure.
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Ex Gov Pat Brown in Good Condition After Surgery
Former Governor Edmund G. Pat Brown Sr. was in good condition today at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in West Hollywood following minor surgery. A spokesman and Brown’s associate said he admitted himself after a trip up north, felt ill, and expected discharge over the weekend. The nature of the procedure was not disclosed.
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Portman arraigned in cop shooting case
A 13 year-old Wilmington man was arraigned in San Pedro Municipal Court on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder in the shooting of Harbor Division Sgt. Michael G. Livesey on Pacific Coast Highway in Wilmington. Bail set, preliminary hearing scheduled for July 4. suspect arrested in Long Beach. officer in good condition hospitalized.
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Fires Strike Bellflower High School Twice
Two fires at Bellflower High School, suspected arson, damaged classrooms and hallways. One wing was destroyed, another saved after quick response. investigators estimate substantial property loss. No injuries reported. scene at 15341 McNab Ave. Detectives pursue leads while local officials assess damage.
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Sewage Blast Hits AKTION Streets in Ohio
A blast in downtown AKTION, Ohio shattered windows and sprayed raw sewage from a broken sewer line. Authorities confirmed vandals may have opened valves to a tank of petroleum substance, spilling thousands of gallons. Fire Lieutenant Robert Lord and cemetery superintendent Fritz Warren described a river of sewage and widespread damage as officers closed a 12 block area and evacuated about 40 residents.
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Eisenhower son confirms wartime tensions and rumors
John D. D. Eisenhower says his parents faced problems during World War II and Mamie asked about rumors of an affair with Kay Summersby. He notes his mother felt strain but cannot confirm the reports. The family released wartime letters in response to an ABC program denying the affair.
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Brezhnev hints at U S Russia discord in Paris visit
Paris reports indicate Soviet leader Brezhnev signaled strain in U S Soviet relations after three days of talks with President Giscard d Estaing. Both leaders urged renewed disarmament talks and a broader world disarmament conference while Brezhnev criticized France over NATO and security measures remained high.
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