Mitchell urges cities to arrest mobs in peace drive
California Attorney General John Mitchell urged cities to emulate Washington DC in resisting Mayday protests. He cited police making more than 12 000 arrests in four days to suppress what he called an organized attempt to deny civil rights, urging action against mob activity.
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Agency urged to create San Francisco Bay cleanup body
The State Water Resources Control Board urged establishing a permanent agency to plan finance and operate water quality management and reclamation for the Bay and connecting waters. A bill by Assemblyman John Knox, D-Richmond, is pending. The board favors a full legislative act this session, or a permanent voluntary or temporary agency leading to a permanent body.
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Kerry W. Mulligan
Reagan tax leak probe opens in California
California Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger announces a state Justice Department probe into possible illegal leakage of Gov. Ronald Reagan's income tax return. The Franchise Tax Board also investigates the leak while Sen. Dennis Carpenter sought action. Rosemary King, campus radio intern, sparked the charges but provided no direct source.
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Brady Bound Over In Gut Killing Case
Alfonso Rudolph Brady 28 of 1062 Hellman Ave was bound over to Superior Court for arraignment on a murder charge. Judge Kenneth Sutherland set arraignment for May 24 and ordered no bail. Police say Raymond Richard Raniero 26 of 1045 Hellman was shot with a .22 on Brady’s front steps after a fist fight.
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Governor sets 25000 fee to avoid 1972 White House bid
Gov Reagan set his speech fee at 25000 to discourage invitations and curb the impression of another presidential run. Aide Mike Deaver said the fee funds California political activities and applies to engagements in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Reagan wanted to limit engagements after fundraising trips and sought White House guidance on the amount.
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Cal-Vet extension for POW and MIA wives clears Assembly
Sacramento II A bill to extend Cal-Vet home loan benefits to wives of prisoners of war and those missing in action was approved by the Assembly on Monday and sent to the Senate.
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