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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1969

Page

23

$53 Million Mistake Seen in School Law

SACRAMENTO California Assembly Democratic Leader Jess Unruh warned that a $134 million school aid bill signed by Gov Reagan in August contains an error that could cost an additional $53 million. He accused the Department of Education of illegally ignoring the law and said the mistake could cripple aid for gifted and handicapped children and for urban districts.

Sacramento UPL Assembly Jess Unruh Ronald Reagan Unruh Department of Education

Quimby to push majority vote on school bonds in January

Sacramento Assemblyman John P. Quimby announced plans to introduce a bill in January allowing a simple majority to pass school bonds. The measure targets funding to replace unsafe school buildings, addressing districts where two thirds support is currently required and bond elections are often rejected.

Sacramento UPT John P. Quimby Quimby Diario

Reagan Praises Nixon Anti-Inflation Push at Dinner

In Knoxville on a fundraising swing, Governor Reagan lauded Nixon’s anti-inflation steps and attacked Democratic policy. He said monetary and fiscal actions are prudent, and noted Vietnam’s inflationary effect as an already burning situation worsened by war costs and welfare spending.

Reagan Celestin Cleriy White House

Tan Tu La ban on nude shows by Los Angeles council

The Los Angeles City Council voted 9 to 1 to abolish topless and bottomless entertainment in the city. A municipal report by police, fire and civil defense officials supported the ban. Space engineer Ames EK Nassar argued sociological benefits of such shows, but his view was not adopted.

Los Angeles Ames EK. Nassar Nie

Gasoline Fire Kills Worker in Torrance

A 61 year old worker died from burns after a flash gasoline fire occurred while pouring gasoline into a forklift at Air Research Manufacturing Co. in Torrance. Charles W. Craft of Cypress died at 8 AM at Watts Hospital five hours after the accident.

Torrance Charles W. Craft Bloomfield Ave Cypress Aim Warhior General H Hospital the Air Research Manufacturing Co

Solons Push to Lock In Park Funds From Offshore Oil

Seventeen California Democrats sponsor a bill to suspend offshore oil leasing until the federal parkland purchase fund is fully released. Rep. Jeffery Cohelan says oil producers may press the Nixon Administration to spend the full authorized 200 million yearly. He notes the Land and Water Conservation Fund was boosted last year. this year the administration may release only 124 million, threatening land purchases like Point Reyes National Seashore in California.

Washington California Jeffery Cohelan D-Calif Cohelan Nixon Point Reyes National Seashore

Marines Bail Out Of Jet In Pacific Rescue

Two Marine lieutenant colonels bailed out of a training jet five miles off Temerand Bay at Laguna Beach in the Pacific Monday and were rescued by helicopter. Both escaped injury after reporting control difficulties and ejecting. Pilot Herbert L Wright, 41, of Orange, commanded Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 34. Co pilot Jerry M Keble, 97, of Santa Ana, commanded Marine Air Base Squadron 33.

Marine Corps TAAF Pacific Temerand Bay Laguna Beach Herbert L. Wright Orange Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 34 Jerry M. Keble Santa Ana Marine Air Base Squadron 33

Fire threatens homes as brush fire on Coldwater Canyon

Firefighters from Beverly Hills and Los Angeles City battled a roughly one acre brush fire behind a residence on Coldwater Canyon Boulevard. The blaze sparked Monday evening around 6 30 p m and prompted a vigorous response to prevent spread.

Coldwater Canyon Beverly Hills Los Angeles City Coldwater Canyon Blvd

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