Judge raps state over welfare payments
Judge Alfonso J. Zirpoli accused California of flagrant disregard for federal law by not adjusting welfare payments while remaining under an appellate stay. He warned he would enjoin further federal funds if the stay is modified. California officials estimate the ruling could raise the state’s tax load by about 9.1 billion dollars as AFDC payments rise with cost of living.
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Pli
Alfonso J. Zirpoli
California
Zirpali
Zirpoli
1.8. District Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Su
Preme Court
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
Paintings hint at Soviet space platform plans
Moscow reports silent on detailed plans for a space station while two top Soviet artists Alexei Leonov and Anatoly Sokolnikov exhibit works that suggest the direction of future designs. Their pieces show a multiunit station with a large dish and a three-ship assembly linked by a central frame and solar arrays. The Salute satellite launch precedes a broader program to develop manned orbital platforms as stepping stones to interplanetary travel after Soyuz tests and a 18 day Soyuz 9 mission.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Alexei Leonov
Anatoly. Sokolnikov
Space Station
Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Bernard Lovell
Sir Bernard
Leonov - Sokolnikov
Leonov
Sokolnikov
America
Solar System
Earth
Vitaly Sevastianov
Peace movement harassed by federal actions in trial
In Harrisburg a New York attorney accused the federal government of harassing the peace movement as six antiwar activists, including Rev. Phillip Berrigan, face conspiracy charges for alleged plots against Kissinger and government heating systems. Defense motions seek dismissal of subpoenas and a halt to the grand jury probe.
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Harrisburg
UPT
New York
United States
Paul O'Dwyer
U.S. Senate
O'Dwyer
R. Dixon Herman
Herman
Phillip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Seaboard
U.S
Wiliam Lynch
O’dwyer
Lynch
Southeast Asia
Addison Bowman
Bowman
Victor Rabinowitz
Eqbal Ahmad
Abraham Diamond
Committee OKs College Pay Hikes in New Bill
SACRAMENTO UPI The Assembly Education Committee approved a bill granting 68.67 million dollars for salary and fringe benefit increases for UC and state college faculty. The measure by Assemblyman Ken Mead was sent to Ways and Means on a voice vote after full committee debate and supporting testimony from UC President Hitch and State Colleges official Keene.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly Education Committee
University of California and
State College
Ken Mead
D-Oakland
Ways and Means
Charles J. Hitch
C. Mansel Keene
Secretary Nearly Gored by Shamu at Sea World Ride
Anette Eckis, a Sea World secretary, was hospitalized after a 4,200-pound killer whale named Shamu clamped her leg during a publicity ride. She says the whale was playful, not malicious, as swimmers freed her with a pole. she expected discharge from the hospital the next day.
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San Diego
UPH
Anette Eckis
Sea World
Shamu
Miss Erkis
Miss Kekis
World
Jeg
Miss Eckis
Five Scouts Survive Four Days in Sierra Snowbound Car
Five from Bakersfield, including three Boy Scouts David Romero Mike Flores and Kenneth McKenzie a teen girl Deborah Buford and a young man Richard Wiswell were stranded in a snowbound car for four days near Alder Creek Campground in the Sierra Nevada. Rescuers found them hungry cold but in good condition after a search by ground crews and planes.
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Bakersfield
UPI
Sierra Nevada
Alder Creek
Richard Wiswell
Deborah Buford
Kernville
Glenville
Kern County
Nixon Agnew say no split on China policy
White House states there is no disagreement between President Nixon and Vice President Agnew on moves to improve relations with China. Ronald Ziegler reports Agnew openly supports the policy after speculation from Williamsburg background briefing and a White House meeting with GOP leaders.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Mainland China
Ronald Ziegler
Agnew
China
Ping Pang
Williamsburg
Ziegler
GOP
National Security Council
House
Gerald Ford
United States
Peking
Ford
Illegitimate Births Rise Among Whites in 1960s
The U S Census Bureau reports the rate of illegitimate births rose among white American women through the 1960s while the rate for blacks and other races fell. In 1968 white women had 12.2 illegitimate births per 1000 unmarried women, versus 4.8 for Negroes and other races, with the all-races rate at 24.4.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Repossessed elephants to get truck ride home
Three elephants from a Fremont Circus act, repossessed in a civil suit, are to be trucked home. The elephants were part of a five elephant act led by Remo Christiani and performed behind Washington High School for a youth sports fundraiser. County officials hold the animals at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center until transport south tomorrow. The two remaining elephants are with county animal control, awaiting transportation.
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Fremont
Fremont Police Association
Remo Christiani
Miller and
Santa Rita
Christiani
Prisott
Fremont pair to lead national conference on education innovations
Fremont residents Amedia Donatelli and LaJose Mansanto will play key roles at the GT 70 Innovations Institute, a national conference on organizing a college for meaningful change. Donatelli coordinates audio visual services at Chabot College and leads the San Francisco conference. Mansanto, Chabot’s director of counseling, will chair sessions emphasizing innovative community college practices.
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Chariot College
Holiday Inn
Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco
Amedia Donatelli
Olive St
Chabot
LaJose ManSanto
Donatelli
United States
Monterey Peninsula
GT 90
GT 70
MonSanto
Brevard Junior College
Cocoa, Fla
Essex Community College
Newark
Miami-Dade Junior College
Miami, Fla
San Antonio College
San Antonio
Tex
Tarrant County Junior College
Fort Worth
Washington Technical Institute
Washington, D.C
William Rainey Harper College
Palatine
Fremont group plans bus trip to San Francisco Peace March
Fremont People for Peace organizes transportation to the Peace March in San Francisco on Saturday. Buses depart from the Fine Arts Building at California State College Hayward in the morning and return at 4 p.m. C. E. Planck, chairman of the overt Fire for the trip is under.
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Fremont
People For Peace
San Francisco
Saturay
Fine Arts
California State College
Hayward
C. E. Planck
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