California voters reject $270 million bond plan amid budget crisis
The article notes a heavy voter rebuke of a proposed 270 million bond for state construction during California’s primary. It details how the 1962-63 budget relies on bond proceeds, the shortfall in the bond fund, and potential actions including budget cuts or new taxes, with a special legislative session possible to resolve the impasse. It highlights enrollment growth, university funding, and junior college allocations amid the deficit and political maneuvering.
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Calfornia
California
Will contest venire of Elliott case set for judge Burke
A venire of 59 jurors is drawn for a will contest opening next week before Judge Wayne Burke in Superior Court. Petitioners, relatives of Kathryn Elliott, allege the will was not executed by the decedent and she was mentally incompetent. Legatees include John H. Carson Marion Carson Karl Wilkie and Gertrude Kropholler.
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Kathryn Elliott
Indian Shoals
John H. Carson
Marion K. Carson
Santa Rosa
Karl Wilkie
Mentocino City
Gertrude Kropholler
Los Gatos
Assault Trial Ends in Verdict for Trevino
Norberto Trevino of Hopland was acquitted by a Superior Court jury of assault with a deadly weapon against Wilma Hoaglin of Pinoleville. The trial before Judge Wayne Burke heard the claim that Trevino slashed Hoaglin’s hand with a grape knife during a struggle at her home. the defense argued the act was accidental.
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Hopland
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Pinoleville
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Grades Set on Bartlett Pears For Canning Use
California pear industry representatives set the Bartlett pear grades for canning sales this summer. First grade allows unrestricted use, second grade for processed items, and hail grade for unrestricted use, up to 20 percent hail damaged fruit. The grading reflects a 324,110 ton canning tonnage, about 18,000 tons more than last year.
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UPI
California Pear Industry
San Fran
Joe Green Sr
Courtland
Scramble of Adventures for TVA Helicopter Pilot
Allen Green profiles TVA Chief Helicopter Pilot and Instructor Al Marcoux of Muscle Shoals Alabama who has over 10 000 accident free hours and a wartime Himalaya Hump background He recalls moonshiners sunbathers a bear cub and a horse encounter plus teaching new pilots to land low in midair.
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Muscle Shoals
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Rhode Island
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Accidental Shotgun Blast Kills Rancher
Fresno report states 72 year old Jacopi Gio vanini of Riverdale died when a shotgun he handled accidentally discharged after he stumbled near his ranch. Investigators say he fell in front of his home while planning to shoot roosters.
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API
Jacopi Giovanini
Riverdale
Here
Giovanini
Kennedy plans near House floor lobbying hub for grain controls
The Kennedy administration established a lobbying headquarters near the House chamber to marshal votes for sweeping federal controls on grain farmers. The move signals intensified White House effort to push landmark agricultural regulation through Congress.
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LOBBY
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
1963 license plates to use I O and Q in first two positions
Sacramento reports the California DMV will reinstate the I with O and Q in the first two positions of 1963 license plates to avoid ambiguous letters. Plates will remain steel for autos, chrome yellow on a new background, with aluminum used for trailers and some small-vehicle licenses to test rust resistance and performance.
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Folsom
Inci
Kindhearted Bandits Loot Oak Park Savings
Bandits robbed the Oak Park Savings and Loan Association of nearly $3,000 on Tuesday and also took $100 from Louis W. Turner who protested. Turner retrieved his money after the theft, saying it was his mortgage payment.
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Chicago
UPI
Oak Park Savings & Loan Association
Louis W. Turner
Turner
Whistle Fixer Gone Mendota City Seeks Replacement
Mendota SH residents seek a new fire alarm whistle repairer after learning the last skilled person is no longer available. Local officials said the whistle needs service to ensure proper warning for the community.
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Mendota
UPI
Gement Masons Contractors Meet For Negotiations
San Francisco reports building contractors in talks with cement masons during a Northern California construction tie up. Representatives of the Teamsters and Laborers are involved as the dispute centers on wage increases. Operating engineers get about 70 cents an hour over three years while Laborers are offered 60 cents, a larger percentage due to lower base pay.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Teamsters Union
Hose bumper guards garage walls for car doors
A simple strip of old garden hose along a garage wall acts as a bumper to protect car doors from dents and scratches. The tip suggests repurposing unused hose to cushion impacts in tight spaces.
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EASES
New York
UPI
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