Supreme Court Upheld Hit and Run Laws Ruling
A California Supreme Court decision supports requiring drivers involved in accidents to stop and identify themselves. The case began in Mendocino County with a Potter Valley youth and drew wide commentary on self incrimination and motorist flight. The ruling upholds constitutionality while sparking concerns about future implications.
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New CRLA probe an urgent need
Governor Reagan vetoed a 1.8 million dollar federal grant for California Rural Legal Assistance citing a 283 page report alleging political campaign links and misuse of funds. The commission’s quasi judicial process is disputed and California refuses to participate, prompting calls for a new inquiry with clear guidelines.
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Fairs seek more funds after investigation review
California fairs face potential funding boosts as the Little Hoover Commission shifts from consolidation to improving fiscal operations. The plan would raise total allocations from 4.6 to 6 million and capital outlay from 2.25 to 4 million, with the removal of the 65 thousand ceiling allowing variable yearly grants.
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Ten Years Ago Okiahi Class of 1961 Graduation
This item notes Okiahi high school's 1961 graduating class of 244, the largest ever, will gather for commencement at 8 p.m. Friday in Carl Purdy hall with diplomas awarded by W. C. Murphy. The program includes music and three student speakers, opening with the concert band directed by Du Wayne Donithorne performing Tango for Band.
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Population growth yardstick counties graded A to F
UC Berkeley geographer Daniel B. Luten proposes a county grading system for California from 1950 to 1970 based on population growth. Counties with zero or negative growth rate earn an A, those with 10 percent or more growth get an F, with intermediate grades proportionally assigned. Modoc County and San Francisco County are noted in the 1970 data.
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California counties graded on growth and population shifts
Geographer Luten ranks California counties by population growth and decline over 1965 to 1970. Orange County scores an overall D with improving last period, while Monterey Alpine Calaveras show increases and several others slip. Statewide grade CCCBC underlines mixed performance amid shifts and a cooling love affair with California.
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Barbs About Overcharged Account Sparks Tension
The chatterbox notes an overcharged store account causing friction as the debtor falls short on payment. The scene hints at blame and ongoing financial strain without graphic detail.
Behr aims to save three northern rivers as wild and scenic
Sen Behr pushes SB 107 to declare the Eel Trinity and Klamath rivers wild and scenic, barring dams and limiting water diversions. Opponents from the Metropolitan Water District warn of floods and impacts on the State Water Project, while supporters cite fish runs and wildlife value.
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