Bradley wins LA mayoralty ending Yorty era
Thomas Bradley, a former police lieutenant and first black mayor of Los Angeles, defeated Sam Yorty to take office July 1. Bradley secured 56.33 percent of ballots amid weak turnout and pledged rapid transit, crime reduction, and city improvements without special interests.
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Princess Anne to wed Mark Phillips in November wedding plan
Princess Anne, 22, and Lt. Mark Phillips, 24, announced engagement details and discussed the likely November 9 wedding at Westminster Abbey. They were greeted by crowds at Kings Cross after returning from Aberdeen as Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip joined in family talks on the ceremony and living arrangements.
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California Senate blocks delay of smog devices on five million cars
The Senate rejected a plan to postpone California smog control devices on 1966 70 models by voting 14 14 with a chance to reconsider. Proponents push a broader bill by Sen Lawrence Walsh for seven months suspension. Opponents warn devices may harm engines, while supporters cite significant emission cuts. The program aims five million used cars by April 30 with notices to motorists beginning June 10.
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National Forest Timber Sales to Rise 10 Percent
The administration announced a 10 percent increase in national forest timber sales, boosting planned harvest to 11.8 billion board feet for the year starting July 1. It will hire 450 forest personnel and adopt an upfront incentive accounting system to encourage more logging.
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