California legislature ends with Brown signings and water plan
The 1959 California 150 day session closes under Gov. Edmund G. Brown after rapid bill signings. Key actions include approval of a $1.75 billion water development bond, a near record budget, and multiple tax measures. Employment rises in May while unemployment dips, and talk shifts to upcoming 1960 political prospects.
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Archers Win Return of 10 Day Deer Seasons in Legislature
The Legislature restores the 10 day archery deer hunting seasons two weeks before the regular gun seasons after earlier abolishment by the Fish and Game Commission. Archers will again buy the same $4 hunting license and $2 deer tag and may hunt one or both regular deer seasons plus 20 bonus hunting days. The move raises questions about Fish and Game Commission regulation powers and potential changes to limits and seasons for all species.
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Henry Clineschmidt
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Dodge City
Matt Dillon
TV Fame
California
Senate
Nelson S. Dilworth
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Archery deer tags revive amid commission regulation debate
Archery and conventional weapons duel in hunting policy as archery tags resurface after the commission’s May abolishment. The issue hinges on regulatory procedure from recommendations to final determinations and potential emergency changes. Senator Erhart will review rules before the 1961 session, with leaders wary of a one size fits all solution.
Drummond Predicts 1960 Race At California Editors Meeting
Roscoe Drummond spoke at Stanford during the California Newspaper Publishers Association convention. He predicted a Republican successor to Eisenhower in 1960 with Democrats retaining control of Congress. He favored Nixon for the Republican nomination and Adlai Stevenson for the Democrats, with Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kennedy facing obstacles. The gathering highlighted California editors interest in the race and the press role in informing the public.
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Mister Gerter and the four power talks misspellings
International observers note Russians mispronounce the English h and call secretary of state Mr. Gerter at a foreign ministers meeting. The piece recalls prior mispronunciations of Gull Hopk ins Garriman and Garriman, with Roosevelt and others escaping worse. It suggests using Mr Homyko as a counter.
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Averell Garriman
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Garry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
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Homyko
Holly
Full Faith and Credit for State Judgments
California may enforce sister state judgments through the constitution’s full faith and credit clause. Challenges arise if fraud or lack of jurisdiction occurred in the originating state. comity may apply for uniform laws.
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Doomed Ukiah man faces three year San Quentin term
Dan Salvaore, twenty year old ranch worker, sentenced to San Quentin for three years after his car killed five members of the Marion Valenti family in a New Year Eve crash near Asti. The High for the year reached 103 degrees and a heat wave frightened residents into believing Wednesday would be hotter. A doe with three fawns was observed by Capt. William Harp of the fish and game commission near Greenwood ranch. Timberland tax relief urged before the board of supervisors. Charles Howard says Sea Biscuit will return to racing after a six month rest following a breakdown. Ukiah council created two funds to finance permanent improvements and public utilities depreciation. Bert Cleland and Walter Sundelin to furnish Palace Hotel annex. Publishers toured the Redwood empire on a fruitful trip through Sonoma, Marin, Napa and Lake counties. Paul C. Bryan named principal of Tomales high school. Roy Hampton and Pete Carmichael injured in Lakeport area crash. Tom Lehew to state hospital for sanity observation. Ukiah strike among Willits telephone workers. sole operator on duty. Parachute sighting possible as Moulton truck driver key to Safety First program. Donnadieu killed at Wade bark camp after knife attack by Swiss worker Stefany. Stefany in jail awaiting arraignment. Carl Lindsey dies by suicide while being escorted, after writing “Sweetheart, I’ve done it.”
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Pacific Coast
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Redwood Highway
Redwood Empire
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Marin
Napa
Lake County
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Hopland High School
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Tomales
Marin County
Roy Hampton
Pete Carmichael
Lakeport
Hampton
Tom Lehew
Little Theresa Johnson
Mendocino
Talmage
Willits
Orr Springs
Moulton
Safey
Milton Donnadeu
Stefany
Donnadieu
Perkins v Sunset Telephone Case Reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirmed a Superior Court judgment in the Perkins versus Sunset Telephone case. The 1906 incident involved Mrs. Perkins being injured after a partially dug hole during rebuilding work, signing a $500 release while allegedly unconscious. She sued for $25,000, and a February 1907 trial awarded the full amount.
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Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Mapland
Yorkville
Boonville
Ounham
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