California budget passes amid Reagan dismay
The Assembly reluctantly approved a 7.38 billion dollar state budget despite criticism from Gov. Reagan and many Democrats. The plan increases school aid, raises state payrolls, and expands higher education, with a two-thirds vote and a storm of opposition sparking talk of trimming through a conference committee.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
California
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Mtche Com
Senate
House
Kenneth Cory
Garden Grove
St. “le
Robert E. Badham
Newport Beach
University of Californ
Reagan
Ways and Means Committee
Brown
Reagan Li
Los Angeles Air Agin
Saif
Guv
Ed Reinecke
Clerks Testify Angela Davis Sold Weapons Linked to Marin Court Shootout
In San Jose, two shop clerks testified they sold firearms later linked to the Marin County Courthouse raid. Angela Davis, 28, is charged with murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy for allegedly aiding the gun plot that resulted in four deaths.
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Angela Davis
San Jose
Marin County
Jonathan Davis
Miss Davis
UCLA
John Plankton
Ati
Tno
Swisher
Treasury Department
Davis
Angela Y
Theodore Hughes
Folsom
Alli
Jackson
George
Soledad
Gary Thomas
Pat
California
Hughes
Thomas
Doctors warn government force may push birth control
Detroit reports scientists and doctors at the American Association of Planned Parenthood conference warn that voluntary methods may fail to curb world population. They foresee possible mandatory sterilization or a tax system rewarding small families, while detailing new surgical and mechanical sterilization advances.
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Detroit
UPI
American Association of Planned Parenthood
Donald Minkler
Association
Con
Planned Parenthood League of
Minkler
United States
Canada
Mexico
India
Clifford R Wheeless Jr
Woman’s Clinic
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Joseph E. Davis
Association For Voluntary Sterilization
Department of Urology
New York Medical College
Coot Migration Eases Fremont Central Park Nuisance
Fremont Central Park reports a seasonal drop in coots from about 2,000 at winter peak to roughly 100, as migration north occurs around March and returns in late September. Park officials note damage to grass and walkways, with 24 percent of park turf affected, prompting a November coot shoot reducing the population.
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Fremont
Central Park
Skip Domville
Gymkhana and Shoot-Out Set Sunday at Walking G Ranch
Fremont competition at Walking G Ranch 9 Durham Road promises a gymkhana Sunday morning with awards including a Western saddle nine trophies and five ribbons. Rayrides available and a Western shoot-out is planned for noon. Spectators admitted free.
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Fremont
Walking G Ranch
Durham Road
Confrontation in the Making in Ottawa Area
Bert Keser of the Ottawa Vietnam Mobilization Committee mocks a President Nixon poster appearing on mailboxes and buildings in downtown Ottawa as tensions rise over the antiwar display.
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Bert Keser
Ottawa
Parrot Captain Quigg Returns To Philadelphia Zoo
Captain Quigg, a Mexican parrot described as not tame, escaped Sunday during transfer from a children’s cage and was found Wednesday perched on power lines near Philadelphia Electric Co. Workmen used an orange on a broomstick to coax him, then zoo officials and Bob Callaghan recaptured the bird and returned it to its cage at the Philadelphia Sea.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Quigg
Rwally
Philadelphia Sea
Zoo
Philadelphia Electric Co
Neo
Parret
Bob Callaghan
Children’s 100
Hythe
California accused of exporting pollution to New Mexico
A New Mexico EPA official testified at a Federal Power Commission hearing that California exports pollution by drawing power from New Mexico plants. Cuthin L. Clayton argued El Paso Natural Gas Co. faced curtailment and that reduced gas supply could push industries to dirtier energy sources.
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Washington
UPL
California
New Mexico
Cuthin L. Clayton
Air Quality Control Unit
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Power Commission
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Clayton
EPNG
FIC
Ing
Gore
Four Corners
Pancake breakfast to benefit Fremont stadium opening
The Wiles Rotary Club will hold a pancake breakfast at Inter raltnal Kitchen 555 Peralta Blvd between 9 and noon Sunday to raise funds for the Fremont Unified School District stadium. An estimated 2,000 people are expected to attend.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Wiles Rotary Club
Interraltnal Kitchen
Peralta Blvd
Kosygin Makes Power Move With Iraq Visit
Soviet Premier Kosygin heads to Baghdad with a communist party delegation to strengthen Moscow's influence in Iraq. He will attend the North Rumaila oilfield inauguration and mark Baath party anniversary while a fleet of Soviet warships is set to visit. A joint Moscow Baghdad push toward a treaty relationship is anticipated amid talks on cooperation and oil project financing.
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Betrut
Alexei I. Kosygin
Communist Party
Rovermmet
Troy
Baghdad
Kosygin
Revolution Council
Sidam Hussen Takriti
Iraq
Rumedla
Fie
Lion
LTS
Israel
Rado
Leks
Kozygin
Moscow
Taberitl
Egypt
Missile teams vie for trophy
Missile launching and maintenance teams from Ellsworth AFB Warren AFB Davis Monthan AFB and others will compete Friday for the Blanchard Trophy marking eight days of exercises. Launch crews face two two hour drills while maintenance crews run five. Base combined scores determine the 1972 trophy holders.
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Vandendurg Afb
Vpi
Air Command
Ellsworth
Aft
Warren Afb
Grand Forks
Abp
Whiteman Apb
Malstrom Afb
Mont
Minot Avb
N.D
Lite Rock Afb
Ark
McConnell Afb
Kan
Davis Monthan Afb
Aris
Air Force
Distant Fragments From Census Bureau Notice
A fragmentary OCR note references Office of Po and Ancey with terse phrases about address, centare, frame, and audit bureau circulation. The readable content hints at a filing or notice process but lacks a clear event, person, or action to describe fully.
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Ancey
Gintrel Maren
U2 Centare
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