California moves to curb auto bootlegging and emissions dodges
California’s AIR Resources Board backs AB 4093 to curb bootlegging by allowing up to 5000 dollar fines and defining used cars for out of state purchases. ARB cites 5000 to 8000 yearly bootlegged vehicles. border dealers and Oregon registrations are key loopholes. States that non compliant cars bypass emission devices and ARB stickers.
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California
Northern California Association of Automobile Dealers
Elmer Hubscher
Sacramento
California Air Resources Board
Larry Chimbole
D-Palmdale
Hubacher
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
General Motors
ARB
Macomber
Redding plant blast kills four workers at plywood plant
An explosion and fire at the Novoply particle board plant of U S Plywood Corp in Redding killed four workers and injured 11 others. Fire officials said sawdust in the air ignited by a drier caused a wall of flame. one firefighter was hospitalized with a leg injury. The dead could not be identified initially. four missing workers were later named. The blast, around dawn, caused an estimated nine million dollars in damage. Fire units from seven departments and the California Division of Forestry fought the blaze as the plant began to smoke into morning.
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Novoply
U.S. Plywood Corp
Rudy Zoellmer
Cascade Fire District
Shasta County
Chico
San Francisco
Redding Company
Don Kemp
Anderson
Walter Dillon
California Division of Forestry
Plywood Corp
Plywood Corp, Lumber Mill
Plywood
California Dives of Forestry
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Problems of controversial bomber told
Washington reports the Air Force BL bomber program faces insufficient testing time before a Defense Department decision due in November. A GAO study cites wide ranging technical problems, rising costs, and scheduling delays totaling 25 plan, with the Air Force pushing ahead despite unresolved issues.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
General Accounting Office
Vontress
Vlehey
Les Japm
Das
Actoritet Pentasant
Air Forge
GAO
Nasedber Wherver
Weather Summary for Moraine and Surrounding Areas
Low clouds and fog in Moraine with unclear details. Forecast shows a fair to partly cloudy afternoon with highs around 88. Desert areas may see a warm, dry day with light to moderate winds.
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Grand Prix activities revving up in Long Beach
Racing cars from around the world began arriving at Long Beach Airport ahead of Sunday's United States Grand Prix West. Teams prepare in local garages as events unfold with a radio controlled mini Grand Prix set for tonight at Long Beach Arena.
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Long Beach
Pady
Seven Lom Beach Ateam Lions
Agena
Chamber of Commerce
Actor Pilot Die in Kamikaze Crash at Kodama House
Mitsuyasu Maeno, 28, wearing a World War II Kamikaze uniform, crashed a night plane into Yoshio Kodama home in Tokyo killing himself. Kodama and 11 others escaped injury as the house burned. Police say Maeno likely crashed intentionally. it is unclear if he aimed to kill Kodama or commit suicide. An in-flight radio message heard by amateur operator Ishikawa referenced "Long Live the Emperor" and the plane's identifier JA3IS1. A cameraman filmed the incident for a movie project by Nikita Movie Corp.
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Tokyo
Yoshio Kodama
Japan
Mitsuyasu Maeno
Kodama
Maeno
Yoshinobu Ishikawa
Nash
the Emperor
Ishikawa
Nikkalaut Movie Corp
Potice
Samera
Unclear OCR fragment mentions arrests and planned reforms
The readable text shows scattered notes about an arrest, health plan approvals in Hawthorne, a probation reference for Joel Fort, hospital interns and NLRB rules, a California candidate Brown stance, a Grand Prix event, Oscar winners, a food stamp program debate, Sylvia Porter column, and NYC social security dropout plans.
Reagan Wallace gird for loss in North Carolina primary
In Raleigh Reagan and Wallace brace for defeat as the North Carolina primary tests both campaigns. Ford aims for a sixth straight win while Carter seeks a third in a row against Wallace who vows to stay in the race. Momentum and regional appeals shape a tight contest with major northern states looming.
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North Carolina
Reagan
Wallace Gird
Ford
Kansas City
Raleigh
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Carter
New York
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Skyly
Rodi
Alabama
Iwi
White House
North Carolia
Santa Ana Attorney Missing After Escape Conspiracy Conviction
Santa Ana attorney Fred Hopper, 47, convicted of aiding a bank robber's jail escape, has not been seen since leaving home. Police and FBI consider a possible kidnapping or flight cover. Hopper faced sentencing April 2 with co defendant Larry Graham on the escape case. A ransom demand of 200000 and a threatening photo were received by Hopper’s wife Georgianna.
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Santa Ana
FBI
Fred Hopper
Teday
Georgianna Hopper
Hopper
Larry Graham
Floyd Clayton Forsberg
Washoe County
California
Oregon
Forsberj
City Manager and Mayor rebut Queen Mary criticism
City leaders push back against George Murchison’s charges over the Queen Mary project. They blame past city decisions and urge the Chamber of Commerce to back a private operator, urging citizen and business involvement to rescue the troubled attraction.
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Queen Mary Museum of the Sea Foundation
Long Beach
City Counc
Chamber of Commerce
John R. Mansell
Thomas J. Clark
Long Beach Chamber
Foundaton
George Murchison
Can
Murchison
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