Computer picks date from five names in dating game
A university couple, Gregory Kindt and Jean Sallee, met via a computer selecting five potential dates, with each list containing the other. They had already dated two years since Rocky River High School.
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Prieto
Sallee
Cambridge
Mass
California
Tuessday
Chicago
Berkeley
A. J. Fording
Bar Association of
7Th Federal Circuit
Nmnv
Herman E. Carver
Nashville
Jude
Andrew Doyle
Jove
Scourt
Barver
Speopin
Vin Bashful
Ashhurst
Eng
Mer Tiem
Mes
Richard Harrison Jackson
America
Cotonado
Jackson
Jackson, & Native of ‘Tuscumbia
Ala
Naval Academy
Cuba
Pacific
Navy
Assembly Bill for Watts College Emergency Aid
In Sacramento the Assembly moved an emergency bill to fund Watts area education. Speaker Jesse Unruh announced money for temporary classrooms for 500 students and planning for a permanent campus after recent rioting. Critics warned it could set a precedent, while supporters said urgent needs require state action.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Watts
Los Angeles
Jesse M. Unnih
Binglewood
Frankslanterman
R-La Canad
Hearing Set on Disputed Drunk Driving Bill in California
Sacramento reports a two day Assembly Ways and Means Committee hearing on Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s drunk driving bill. Chairman Robert W. Crown and opponent Charles L. Conrad clash over the measure requiring chemical tests for suspects and risking license suspensions.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Ways and Means
Asong
Edmund G. Brown
Robert W. Crown
Randolph Gollier
Collier
Ilersons
Crown
Long Beach quake law prompts school repairs and transit funding debate
Sacramento reports show the Field Act's earthquake safety duty for pre 1933 schools sparks debate. Assembly ALquist warns districts must inspect older buildings, while a transit funding amendment seeks state aid for Los Angeles County projects. Senate approves a transit tax measure 26 to 19, amid party splits and support from Speaker Unruh.
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Sacramento
Long Beach
Thomas Lynch
Alfred al
D-San Jose
Lynch
Alquist
California
Transit tax battle stalls after senate amendments
The Assembly faces a setback as Senate amendments strip counties of authority to levy a transit vehicle tax. The Carrell measure seeks preliminary financing for a rapid transit system, aiming to raise about 3.9 million for preconstruction needs, with counties like Los Angeles County urged to consider the tax.
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Sacramento
Tory
Assembly
antePyius Levy
Senate
Uchsmfe
Seddolin C
South California
Los Angeles County
Tom C. Carrell
D-San Fernando
Carrell
Raaisiaieg
Angeles
Seaton Inet
Sng
Eure
Rapid
Boren Brace Commis
Calteeria
Portguese Guinea fighting claims rise in May clashes
In Portuguese Guinea during the first week of May, forty-two rebels and two Portuguese soldiers were killed after clashes. Initial reports from Lisbon describe ongoing military action with casualties on both sides as authorities push operations.
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Lisbon
Portuguese Guinea
Election jitters push California lawmakers to bill work
In Sacramento the legislative session faces election year jitters as Democrats and Republicans press budget talks and constitutional revision. Ways and Means Chairman Brown says compromise seems near, while GOP plans to unlock the budget include welfare boosts and accrual accounting. Senate leader Burns notes skepticism and a proposed salary cut debate looms unresolved.
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Ways and Means
Robert W. Brown
D-Alameda
GOP
Democratic Assembly
Assembly
Jhas
Assemblymag Senate
James Re Mills
D-San
Senate
Burns
Zenators
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Quake Law Oil Fund For Transit
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Robert Stevens
Santa Monica
Co Ff
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Jesse Unruh
Inglewood
Unruh
San Francisco
Bny
Stevens
Motor Vehicle Transportation Fund
Oller
Uhicle Watchens
AMD
Jesse M. Unruh
Tiigleywood
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Meer Weert Reims
Pany
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