California Adopts 1966 Drunk Driving Law Today
Sacramento reports the new drunken driving statute takes effect at 12 01 am. Suspects must choose blood breath or urine tests or face six month license suspension. The bill, part of Gov Brown's seven year push, expands penalties and includes a mandatory hearing option for license preservation.
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Sacramento
California
Brown
Randolph Callier
Dyreka
Motor Vehicles Department
Nicholas CG
Petris
D-Oakland
Pearce Young
D-Napa
Divorce by Mate in Iran Based DAN FRANCISCO WP
Mrs Rowshan Keyhan receives Iran issued divorce papers claiming her husband ends their marriage and keeps their son while she gets $15. Judge Leland Lazarus questions the papers meaning in San Francisco Superior Court where Keyhan had earlier won temporary custody of son Claude in a separate maintenance suit filed this year.
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Dan Francisco
Rowshan Keyhan
Iran
Leland Lazarus
San Francisco Superior Court
Keyhan
Claude
Bollworm Invasion Threatens California Cotton
A five year invasion of California cotton by the pink bollworm poses a major threat to the $300 million industry. USDA hearing heard that the infestation has grown vigorously since spreading from Arizona last year. Robert W. Harper of the State Agriculture Department spoke at the hearing.
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San Diego
California
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Robert W. Harper
Bureau of Entomology
State Agriculure Department
Arizona
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