Reagan may skip 1974 Senate bid to keep speaking circuit
California Governor Ronald Reagan hints at returning to public speaking after 1974, avoiding a hard Senate race against Alan Cranston. Associates say he is not eager for another gubernatorial term and may travel the country delivering speeches on national issues, while unsure about any Senate bid or cabinet role.
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UCLA Senate backs censure of Regents over firing incident
The UCLA Academic Senate endorsed a censure of the UC Board of Regents for firing a professor in 1970, aligning with AAUP positions on free speech. The action calls for expeditious regent response but does not demand rehiring, as the regents previously refused to consider the matter.
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Justice Dept moves against PSA merger
The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit against Pacific Southwest Airlines over its planned takeover of Air California Inc. alleging the merger would grant PSA and AirCal 81 percent of passengers on the San Diego to Sacramento corridor. The suit seeks an injunction to bar the acquisition and any similar airline consolidation for ten years.
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Robber Forces Clerks to Strip After Looting Finance Firm
In Los Angeles a bandit robbed a finance company manager and two women clerks of 260.20 dollars then forced them into restrooms and made them strip. He fled with money and clothes, but rain saved them as customers arriving later helped them retrieve coats.
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Police urge miniskirt safety advice in Brighton warning
Sussex police urged female pedestrians to wear miniskirts at night saying revealing outfits make them more visible. A police spokesman claimed short skirts aid safety while B-ranking reports note a separate Branksome incident involving a roof theft during a World contest viewing.
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Bear cage hashish smuggling case expands in Far North California
Authorities say they will arrest six more suspects in a Himalayan bear hashish smuggling scheme. Seven suspects are now sought in the case. A missing female Himalayan bear with a white chest blaze, and 64 pounds of Nepal hashish valued at about 288000 dollars, are linked to a San Juan Bautista to Redding route. Four men were arraigned recently on smuggling charges tied to the plan to ship bears from Nepal to an animal farm near San Juan Batista. A customs agent detected narcotics in animal cages at San Francisco International Airport as bears traveled toward Redding. the truck ran into heavy fog and was abandoned near Big Bend. One bear cage and 50 pounds of hashish were found with a hunter’s fatal bear. The remaining 64 pounds and a suspect vanished.
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Cyclist’s body found on trail near Wrightwood
Sheriff's deputies and San Bernardino County Coroner investigated the death of 18 year old Jack K. Creamer of Huntington Beach. The body was found Tuesday on a mountain trail near Wrightwood after he separated from friends returning from a camping trip on a motorcycle. The motorcycle was located near Interstate 15 with the kickstand down and fuel full.
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State reports California waterfowl totals
The State Fish and Game Department reported counts of ducks and geese in California. They list 5,126,530 ducks and 340,255 geese, figures released by the department in Sacramento.
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Welfare rolls dip below two million in California
California welfare recipients fell to 2,043,697 in October from 2,063,287 in September, the 16th monthly drop in 19 months. Of these, 1,992,275 were in jointly funded state and federal programs, while county funded general relief totaled 51,422. California defends its reform program as successful amid federal threats to withhold funds for inefficiency.
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