Girls State picks officers at 1973 convention
Estelle Casas 17 of Shafter is elected governor of the 1973 Girls State Convention at Squaw Valley. Gabrielle Wirth of Walnut Creek wins lieutenant governor, Debra Saiki of Stockton becomes secretary of state, and Julie Shuler is named chief justice.
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Squaw Valley
UPI
Estelle Casas
Shafter
Gabrielle Wirth
Walnut Creek
Debra Saiki
Stockton
Julie Shuler
Coast Guard reports boating deaths down from 1971 peak
Coast Guard data show 1972 fatalities at 1 437 down from 1 582 in 1971. Injuries fell to 829 and property damage to 7.1 million as boating activity rose. Most deaths due to capsizing and operator fault. life jackets undervalued in many drownings.
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Coast Guard
Jack Woliston
New York
UPI
Adm
Chester R. Bender
William D. Gaston
Boating Industry Association
Gaston
Congress
Youth Arrested After Crashing Stolen Auto
A 17 year old Red Bluff youth was arrested and placed in juvenile hall after stealing a car at the Lariat Bowl and crashing into the center divider at Red Bluff River Park entrance. He faced charges of auto theft open container DUI and possession of marijuana.
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Red Bluff
Red Bluff River Park
Indirect Gag Rules Ahead for California Editors
Stanford UPI report says a Los Angeles judge told editors at the California Newspapers Publishers Association conference that indirect gag orders will limit trial coverage. Judge Peter Smith warned that prior restraint remains unlikely but gag orders on attorneys and police may have similar impact. A Los Angeles Times general counsel voiced concern that courts are more willing to restrain reporters, risking appellate support for such measures.
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Stanford
UPI
California
Los Angeles
Peter Smith
Smith
Los Angeles Times
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