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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1972

Page

6

Welfare job program to start in May in California

California officials plan to place 4500 welfare recipients into a three year community work program beginning May with tasks from clerical work to sign maintenance. The effort links welfare to work, aims to shift recipients toward permanent jobs, and may require later assignments to non profits. private industry is excluded.

Sacramento UPI California Guy Reagan AFDC Red Cross Richard Malcolm Carleson Alameda Fresno Kern Madera Orange San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara

Seven page report urges turning off lights to save costs

A seven page report to the California Legislature from the General Services Department concludes it is cheaper to turn lights off when not needed. The study finds about 50 percent savings by burning lamps 12 hours daily versus 24 hours and around 33 percent by 16 hours. It notes daily costs of 1.2 cents for continuous burning and 0.62 of a penny for half time, with economies starting after 151 minutes of continuous darkness. Assemblyman John Burton initiated the study last May 14 to address lights left on in state offices. The cost of the study was not disclosed, compiled by regular crews without outside consultants.

Sacramento State of California General Services Department John Burton San Francisco Robinson

Drive to restore death penalty in California ballot

Los Angeles authorities outline a campaign to place the death penalty on the November 7 ballot. District Attorney Joseph Busch coordinates with State Sen. George Dukmejian and about 100 police agencies to collect about 520,000 signatures, with 280,000 in Los Angeles County by June 2. Busch says the effort returns punitive power to the people and should be decided by voters rather than the state supreme court.

Los Angeles UPD California Joseph Busch Eyelle Younger Los Angeles County Younger George Dukmejian Long Beach Busch State Supreme Court

Constitution protects nudists rights to assemble nude

In a California appeal ruling a three judge panel held that the constitutional right of assembly includes nude gatherings. The court said nudity is a form of personal non verbal expression and may be protected by free speech guarantees. The case involved growth centers defined as places where three or more non family members gather nude and operators charged for lack of licenses. The decision, 2-1, found the right of assembly protected from indirect restraints eroding it.

Los Angeles UPI State Court of Appeal California

Welfare work review spurred by Los Angeles cases

Edith Stone and Ben Straughter describe eight days of work on a county project for 35 cents a day and carfare after applying for welfare. Officials issued new guidelines after an inquiry by the Western Center on Law and Poverty, clarifying that aid recipients would not be placed on work projects before approval and that projects are separate from federally funded programs.

Edith Stone Los Angeles County Ben Straughter Usc-County Medical Center Miss Stone Straughter Western Center On Law and Poverty County Welfare Department

Daley Receives Setback in Congressional District Contest

Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley, amid Democratic setbacks in the Tinsis primary, finished fifth in a 17-candidate field for the eight seats allocated to his congressional district at the Democratic National Convention, according to the official canvass.

Chicago Richard J. Daley Daley

Two Robbers Take $40,000 in Armored Truck Hold Up

At Lutheran Hospital in St Louis two armed men escaped with about $40 000 from an armored car crew delivering payroll money. Police revised initial reports to confirm only two robbers were involved. no injuries were reported.

ST. Louis Lutheran Hospital Third District Gary Tucker

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