Democrats unveil California senatorial reapportion plan
Senate Democrats unveil a new plan to redraw California districts based on 1970 census data. Key changes shift Kenrick and Dills districts, shift Compton and Palos Verdes areas, and create a proposed Mexican American district centered on Los Angeles. Governor Reagan warns of veto for gerrymandering. Republicans criticize the plan as still dislocating districts while Democrats defend it as fair representation.
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Joseph M. Kenrick
Ralph C. Dills
Dil
Compton
Kennick
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Robert 5. Stevens
Long Beach
Cherry Avenue
Harbor Aea
Dills
Bill
Pier 1
Queen Mary
Orange County
Dennis Cac+penter
Clare Burgener
San Diego County
Dymally
Senate
Sen. Marler
Howard Way
Tulare
William
Rialto
Way
Fresno
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Riverside County
Coombs
San Bernardino
Yorba Linda
Placentia
Fullerton
San Diego
Toro Marine
Los Angeles Civic Center
Boyle Heights
City Terrace
East Los Angeles
Montebello
Pica Rivera
Marler
California
Republican Caucus
John L. Harmer
Glendale
Harmer
Los Angeles
California Assembly defeats sex act bill amid biblical arguments
In Sacramento the Assembly rejected a bill to legalize consensual private sex acts for adults. Debates featured biblical quotes from L.B. police supporters and harsh opposition from Republicans and Democrats, with lawmakers citing Sodom and Gomorrah and Leviticus.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Brown
Burton
Cory
Crown
Cullen
Dunlap
Fong
Garcia
Bill Greene
Leroy Greene
Karabian
Knox
MacDonald
Meade
Miller
Moretli
Pierson
Quimby
Ralph
Sieraty
Vasconcellos
Warren
Waxman
Z'berg
Bagley
Beverly
Bee
Chacon
Davis
Fenton
Dedded
Gonsalves
Keysor
Lacoste
McAllister
Porter
Powers
Thomas
Arnett
Badham
Barnes
Biddle
Briggs
Burke
Campbell
Chappié
Cline
Collier
Dent
Durry
Hayden
Hayes
R. Johnson
Ketchum
Lanterman
Lewis
MacGillivray
Mobley
Monagan
Moorhead
Murphy
Priolo
Russell
Schabarum
Seeley
Stull
Wood
Belotti
Brathweite
Conrad
Toran
Harvey Johnson
Maddy
McCarthy
Ryan
Stacey
Townsend
Wakefield
Wilon
Airport device bags 81 million heroin
San Francisco woman, Mrs. Unn C. Thison, 28, was stopped at Los Angeles International Airport with 25 bags of heroin totaling three pounds. U.S. Marshal Gaylord Campbell reported the drug, valued at about $1 million on the street, was found in her purse.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles International Airport
U.S
Gaylord Campbell
Unn C. Thison
Community help lines offer charity donations and legal overtime Q&A
Readers request donations of a Magnavox AM FM radio and a 21 inch RCA TV for Long Beach General Hospital volunteers. An overtime inquiry clarifies that most small restaurants do not owe overtime unless federal wage laws cover the job, with contact numbers for welfare divisions. A reader seeks a marine outboard part, and Mercury-Ocean firm parts personnel locate a 1956 1957 Merc outboard spring. A guide to accredited family doctors is provided, with a path to obtain a nationwide list post October 10 from the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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W.A
Long Beach
Long Beach General Hospital
Redondo Ave
Kathleen Woodall
T.S
California Department of Industrial Relations
Division of Industrial Welfare
Division of Labor Law Enforcement
Meretwry
DLR
Buena Park
Kiekhaefer Mercury
Fond du Law
Wis
Fred Gandt
Gandt
American Academy of General Practice
D.C
Bellflower Action Line
American Academy of Family Physicians
Volker Blvd
Kansas City
American Board of Family Practices
Senate Rejects Pullout Amid Viet Nam Debate
In a tense Senate session lawmakers rebuffed Montoya's push for full U S withdrawal within six months even if prisoners are freed. Stennis and Dole warned against entangling U S policy in Vietnam while Gravel and Buckley proposals on bombing and arms funding failed 84 to 17 and were opposed by Stennis. House Democrats then selected Rep Joseph Earth to fill a Ways and Means vacancy after Watts's death.
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John ©. Stennis
Bmiss
Armed Services Committee
Montoya
Mansfield
U. S
Stennis
Robert J. Dole
Rkyan
Republican
Senate
Seti
Mike Gravel
Alaska
U.S
Indochina
James L. Buckley
Sen. Stennis
House Post
Washington
Joseph Ti. Earth
Minnesota
House
Democrats
Ways and Means Committee
John C. Watts
Nixon to unveil post freeze plan and tax cut approval
Nixon plans a post freeze program while the House passes a large tax reduction on an unrecorded voice vote. The measure shifts more toward individual taxpayers after a Ways and Means Committee revision from the original Nixon proposal. The administration supports broad action against flagged violations and maintains no wage or price controls. The bill moves to the Senate.
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Nixon
House
Case Ways and Means Committee
Administration
Treasury
Gerald R. Ford
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Wixon
Nixon appointee's plant raid sparks controversy lessoned claims
Six Immigration and Naturalization Service agents arrested 27 women and nine men at Mrs Banuelos's plant, all Mexicans, while over 30 workers fled. The raid, the sixth at the 300-employee company, produced no charges against deported workers. Banuelos denied wrongdoing and suggested political motives behind the raid and her nomination as treasurer.
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Ziegler
Mexico
Dirs
Banuelos
George K. Rosenberg
Pranugelos
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R-Tujunga
Navy
Richard Barnes
L. Burton
Rint
Robert Burke
Huntington Beach
Assembly Democratic
Walter Karabian
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Feds
United States
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