Reagan welfare hike to save U S money in California
Sacramento reports a Reagan administration official said California will adopt emergency welfare rate increases to avoid losing 700 million dollars in federal aid. Welfare director Robert Carleson stated measures would be in place by May 1 to conform with HEW requirements, with details pending legislative action.
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Sacramento
UPS
Reagan Administration
California
Robert Carle
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Supreme Court
Carleson
HEW
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Plot to kill Daley charged in Chicago arc
Four men were jailed on charges of soliciting others to murder Mayor Richard J. Daley and civil rights leader Jesse L. Jackson. The arrests followed a tip to police by the gang intelligence unit as Daley vacationed in Florida after reelection.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Jesse L. Jackson
The
Chicago Daily News
Cook County
Daley
Jackson
John Kelley
John F Hechinger
Police Department
Gang
West Side
Florida
Plane lands on freeway near Santa Monica Airport
UPI reports student pilot Milton Canter, 50, landed a Cessna 150 on a Venice Boulevard onramp of the San Diego Freeway after the engine failed. He matched airspeed to traffic, chose an open space, and glided to a safe, noninjurious landing with no harm to bystanders.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Santa Monica
Milton 8
Canter
Venice Boulevard
San Diego
Gunter
Buron proposes wealth cap and inheritance limit in California
Assemblyman John L. Burton outlines a plan to cap inheritances at 1 million dollars and restrict total wealth accumulation to 2.5 million dollars. He says about 3,750 Californians are millionaires, controlling an estimated 10.2 billion dollars of the state's wealth.
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John L. Burton
San Francisco
Burton
Senate panel backs restore of Medi Cal cuts in 1980s row
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously endorsed Assemblyman Gordon Duffy’s bill to rescind $10 million in Medi Cal cuts, reallocating $8 million to counties and $2 million for drugs and special education. The panel shifted $2 million from counties to restore nursing home fees to $14 per day, provoking administration opposition and a possible impasse with Governor Reagan.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Gordon Duffy
R-Hanford
Senate
Duffy
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Gram
Finance Committee
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
Roy Bell
Grunsky
Overnor
Democrats
Crown near override of Reagan veto on southern crossing bill
Sacramento Assemblyman Robert W Crown says he is within four or five votes of overriding Governor Reagan s veto of the southern crossing bill. The measure would require legislative approval before building a Bay Area span over San Francisco Bay.
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Sacramento
UPI
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Ronald Resgan
Crown
Senate
Assembly
San Francisco Bay
Reagan
Bay Area
Earl Warren
Pye
Six Illinois miners killed by hydrogen sulfide gas surge
In Golconda Illinois six miners died after being trapped 600 feet underground when a surge of hydrogen sulfide gas erupted during drilling at the Ozark Ma honing Co mine eight miles north of Golconda. One miner was rescued in critical condition. others escaped, some mildly ill. Rescue teams from Benton Eldorado Paducah and Rosiclare assisted as families gathered.
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Golconda, Ill
VUPI
Southern Illinois
Ozark-Mahoning Co
Rosselare Hospital
Golconda
BI Long
Wayne
Cave-In-Rock
Jerry Jenkins
Elizabethtown
Orval Holbrook
Cavein- Rock
Gale Bates
Randall Belford
James Lane
Belford
Harold Bailey
Benton
Eldorado
Paducsh
Lear accuses government of wasting funds on pollution power
Inventor William P Lear writes to Congress alleging the government misdirects millions from workable low pollution transport tech his firm has developed His vapor engine for cars and buses is ignored by UMTA while new programs are funded Lear says four million dollars would buy his engine and urges swift action under the Clean Air Act He cites contract awards he decries as favorable to linked former officials and paper companies
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Washington
UPL
William P. Lear
Congress
Lear
Lear Jet
UMTA
Environmental Health Service
Morever
Ner
Steam Engine System, Inc
Newton
Mass
Richard Morse
David Ragone
Airjet Nuclear Systems Co
Sacramento
Calif
Rai Hie
Teen musician bill moves to Senate for cocktail lounges
The Assembly passed and sent to the Senate a bill allowing teenage musicians to perform in cocktail lounges and indie clubs. Gov Reagan last year vetoed a nearly identical measure. A similar bill was killed in the Senate earlier, but the Assembly approved 48 17 by Assemblyman Alex Garcia D Los Angeles, who called it an employment opportunity for youth.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Alex Garcia
Los Angeles
Reagan to Visit Japan for a goodwill mission
Governor Ronald Reagan will visit Japan in late October with wife Nancy and two children, Patti and Skipper. It will be his first trip to Japan. he previously visited the Philippines in 199 and Europe in 1909. The trip aims to boost Japan California trade relations as a goodwill mission.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Vietnam
Nancy
Patti
Ronald
Skipper
Japan
Orient
Nixon
Phillipines
Europe
Baja
California
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