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Amid unconfirmed rumours last night that the vessel may have hit debris, Don McDonald, the Coastguard's district controller, said the disaster must be attributed to the weather.

A loss of $122 million was based on the idea that starting school later means that employees, who are paid over the entire 12-month year, would be receiving more of their salary before earning it, said district controller Luis Buendia.

"It's a wonderful way for the schools to increase their revenue, and it can be tremendously beneficial". Burbank Unified contracted with FilmL.A. for location scouting and coordination, and Glendale Unified is ramping up a marketing campaign, said district controller Mike Lee.

By a 7-0 vothe the board instructed the district's controller to include the funds to design and install air conditioning in 43 year-round schools in the proposed 1985-86 budget.

Four board members are elected by districts; the state controller is the fifth member.

Among his better known rivals for the strongly Democratic 33rd District are former Los Angeles city controller and councilwoman Wendy Greuel and journalist and former radio talk show host Matt Miller, both Demcorats, and spiritual teacher and bestselling author Marianne Williamson, who is not registered with a political party.

LONDON — Songbird Estates, the controller of the Canary Wharf financial district in London, is planning to sell £895 million in shares to repay a Citigroup loan and to finance projects, the chairman of the property company said Thursday.

With mounting pressure from downtown residents, the development group is taking heat from the Los Angeles County district attorney and the auditor-controller, who are investigating what they say is the possible misuse of public money by the organization.

Nassau's Democratic chairman, Jay Jacobs, said the scandal showed ineffective oversight by the controller, Frederick E. Parola, and the district attorney, Denis Dillon, both Republicans seeking re-election.

Although his new position of Deputy Controller of the Eastern District was nominally based in Jerusalem, he and his wife initially moved to Cairo because of the Arab revolt against the British Mandate in Palestine.

The legal challenge, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, seeks a temporary restraining order against the federal government for allegedly violating controllers' constitutional rights under the Fifth Amendment.