Claims loan co loots homes in quake area
A quake hit homeowner in the San Fernando Valley accuses Fidelity Savings and Loan Association of looting damaged homes by removing appliances for safekeeping. A VA spokesman said lenders were not urged to foreclose, and the firm claims foreclosures are to protect its interests and obtain government guarantees.
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Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Dave Gentil
Sylymar
Southern California
Gem
Fidelity Savings and Loan Association
Leland L. Latsin
Vidality
Larsen
Veterans Administration
Geml
Veterans Administration Office
California Assembly Proposes Wide Range of Ballot Measures
A broad set of bills would cut voting age to 18, limit precincts, and allow absentee ballots. Other measures seek tax shifts, welfare funding changes, school construction funds, driver license rules, and legal reforms across taxes, prisons, recreation, and environmental controls in the 1971-72 session.
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ReCentord
Greene
D-Sacramento
Waxman
O-Los Angeles
Bilis Riroduces
Waximan
Warman
Waxmin
Fames County
Yberg
Sacramento
Tony
Gonsalves
D-Le Mirada
Gonsalvos
Aeshident
Gane Ee
Mator
Licensire Rele
Gonzalves
R-Gakersfield
Columbus
Burke
A-Huntington Pench
Office of Cat Pandaman
Sunarslope cl Vole
Alatiee Conant
Murphy
R-Santa Cruz
Angel Narnia
Canaliers
Poverns Mac
Muran
18 year vote measure stalled in California Senate and Assembly
A Senate constitutional amendment to grant 18 year olds the vote in all elections advanced to the Senate floor after committee approval. An Assembly version faced a delay as leaders failed to suspend rules to ratify a U.S. constitutional amendment, provoking charges of bypassing public hearings.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
U.S
Congress
Henry Waxman
Los Angeles
Charles Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Assembly bill aims to phase out lead in gasoline
Assembly Transportation Committee approves a bill by Peter Schabarum to end use of lead compounds in gasoline. The measure, similar to one approved last year but vetoed by the Senate amid oil industry opposition, heads to the Assembly final with Schabarum confident of passage.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Assembly Transportation Committee
Peter Schabarum
Senate
Oil Industy
Schabarura
R-Covina
State sales tax urged to help quake victims
Two California congressmen urged California to adopt a temporary one cent sales tax increase to aid about 1,000 quake survivors in Sylmar relief efforts. They noted federal relief funds spent, contrasted with 1933 Long Beach aid, and urged property tax relief and loans to help rebuild homes and mortgages for those whose homes were leveled.
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Washington
California
Viureday
Sheeb
Barry Goldwater ,Jr
R-Burbank
James Corman
D-Van Nuys
Corman
Congress
Sylmar
San Fernando Veteran’s Hospital
Goldwater
Small Business Administration
Dssaster
Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Congressional Distriet
Los
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