Reagan signals cautious trial for Nixon welfare plan
Governor Reagan said he would not object to testing Nixon's welfare reform in a limited pilot, while opposing an income tax withholding plan. He backed the idea of a few representative districts trying the program to assess feasibility and warned against withholding taxes without forgiveness. Reagan also noted his stance against mandatory two-year tax withholding but favored maintaining forgiveness options.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
Rena Jt
Jack Willams
Arizona
Senate
Reagan Montago
California urged to create new environmental protection agency
A Sacramento staff report to the Environmental Quality Study Council urged forming a special Environmental Protection Agency to coordinate air water solid waste and limited land use controls. The 3 5 page draft will be revised before reaching Gov Reagan and lawmakers.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Environmental Quality Study Council
Special Environmental Protection Agency
California
Ronald Reagan
P i
Anl Bernardino Mountains
Los Angeles
Sequoia National Forest
Court hearing sought to regain custody of son in murder case
Louise Thoresen petitions Superior Court to return her year old son Michael from guardians William E Thoresen and William Fowler of Kenilworth Illinois. The boy has been in guardianship since Thoresen was arrested for her husband William E Thoresens murder. Guardians asked to file financial accounts and she seeks appointment as successor guardian. Hearing set for January 4.
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Fresno
UPI
Louise ‘Thoresen
Superior Court
Michael
William E. Thoresen
William Fowler
Kenilworth
Tor
Swidow
Princeton campaign leave plan drawn mixed student impact
Princeton University President Goheen credited a two week off for political campaigning with student involvement but little lasting effect. He noted many students supported conservatives like James Buckley in New York while some conservatives were outraged at first. Goheen cited a rise in female applicants after co education.
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San Francisco
UPI
Princeton University
Movement For
4 New Congress
James Buckley
New York
Robert F. Gahean
San
Francisco
Goheen
Princeton
Heaid
LSD King Agust usta Stanley seeks charges dropped
Former LSD figure Augustus Owsley Stanley III asked Alameda County court actions be stopped and a writ of prohibition filed to stay proceedings. He was arrested in Oakland July 15 on opium and marijuana charges and sought dismissal for lack of probable cause. Stanley had federal LSD possession conviction and bail pending appeal when jailed after arrest. agents say he produced about a million dollars worth of LSD before it became illegal.
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San Francisco
UPD
LSD
King
Augustus Owsley Stanley JI
Alameda County
Stanley
Michael Mezger
District Court of Appeal
George W. Phillips Jr
Oakland
Phillips
Holdup man returns cash to bank
A year old transient from New York returned $200 to a Los Angeles Fed ers Savings and Loan office and waited for police after briefly committing a suspected bank holdup. Ronald Keneske, taken into custody, was booked on burglary suspicion.
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Hollywood
UPI
New York
Ronald Keneske
Los Angeles
Feders Savings and Loat
Ken
Noise Link Seen Between Loud Sound and Low Sex Drive
A former UC San Diego physics professor testified to a state senate subcommittee that excessive noise, including loud rock music, may lower sexual activity. Dr Maurice Schiff said noise irritates and introverts people, potentially harming job performance, challenging the view that humans tolerate rising noise levels.
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Los Angeles
UPI
State Senate
Maurice Schiff
University of California At San Diego
Schiff
Quints Celebrate First Christmas In Liberty Corner
The Kienast quintuplets Abigail Edward Anna Sara and William Gordon Jr celebrate an early Christmas at home in Liberty Corner New Jersey. They will be 10 months old on Christmas Eve and will soon move into a new wing of their rural home funded by neighbors. The quints were born February 24 in New York City six weeks premature. The family also has siblings Meg age five and John age two and a St Bernard named Sam.
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Kienast
Liberty Corner
Eff
Abigail
Eaward
Anna
Sara
William Gordon Jr
William Gordon Kienast
Quints
New York Toapital
Kienasts
Meg
John
St. Bernard
Sam
Cruel act sparks shower of gifts for 26 children
In Bakersfield 26 children with developmental challenges lost gifts and gear stolen from the Association of Retarded Children. Local stations and firms mobilized, sending replacements and cash as communities rally to host a big belated Christmas party for the youngsters and their families.
Heavier local taxes seen in Reagan's Medi-Cal cuts
SACRAMENTO UPI County supervisors warned that Reagan administration cutbacks in Medi-Cal would add about 10 million to local property taxes. Ralph P. Thiel Tuolumne County supervisor and County Supervisors Association president said state payments cuts could trigger a 2 million county tax rise and force cuts in police and fire services. Additional potential shifts could total 165 million, with nursing home and medically needy patients at risk of being dropped from Medi-Cal, raising county costs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ralph P. Thiel
Tuolumne
County Supervisors ‘Association of California
Thiel
Shimi Ncaiing
Association
Altamont death film shown to jury in murder case
A color film depicting the Altamont 1969 stabbing was shown to an eight by four jurors trying Alan Passero, a Hell's Angel, for Meridity Hunter's death at the Rolling Stones concert. The clip shows Hunter pursued by six Angels toward a front crowd of about 300,000. a weapon was allegedly produced, and stabbing motions observed.
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Oakland
UPI
Hell's Angel
Berkeley
Thurder
Alan Passer
Altamont
Brian Bryant
San Diego
Mayie
Court House
Hunter
Hell’s Angels
Passaro
The
Hell's Angels
Hickel calls for new breed of national leader in public speech
Former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, ousted by Nixon, urged a new breed of national leader as America enters a new age. He declined to run again, suggested possible Alaska representation, and criticized campaign tactics while stressing conservation and faith in the system.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Walter Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
United States
Alaska
Congress
Statehouse
Juneau
Hickel Eoyly
Republican Party
Washington
Naion
Spiro Agnew
America
Fog scene delayed by excessive fog at tree farm
UPI reports a Georgia-Pacific Wendling tree farm near Springfield, OBE, hosts a television sequence needing wisps of fog. A nearly 1,000 mile artificial fog machine failed to prevent delays, as crew and narrator Bob Clarke waited while heavy fog in winter timber hampered filming.
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Springfield, Obe
UPI
Wendling Tree
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Bob Clarke
Hollywood
Industry's role in ecology hit at UCSB seminar
Santa Barbara UPI report covers a Thursday symposium where three students and four professors debated the oil industry's impact on pollution. Dr. Earl Cook of Texas A&M criticized ecologists as self righteous at times while urging balance with growth and employment. Students Mark Liver Peter Petraitis and Roper Hedgecock argued against consumer driven excess and urged sustainable living. Audience member T. D. Barrow Humble Oil Co. noted oil firms lack political power and that Congress makes laws, with lobbyists on all sides.
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Santa Baibara
UPI
University of California At Santa Barbara Marine Science Institute
National Science Foundation
Earl ¥. Cook
Texas A&m
Cook
Eeo Regi
Mark Liver
Peter Petraitis
Roper Hedgecock
T. D. Barrow
Humble Oil Co
Congréss
Barrow
CHP Urges Extra Care With Holiday Driving
California Highway Patrol officer Capt Wo J Bradshaw warns holiday driving is deadly. Data shows Christmas Eve often yields more traffic fatalities than surrounding days, with patterns shifting by year. He urges drivers to avoid intoxication, drive defensively, pace travel, and take rest breaks during peak hours 3 pm to 7 pm.
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Hoon Dee
Wo J. Bradshaw
California Highway Patrol
Dee
California
Bradshaw
Solon to Renew Antiwar Bill in California Legislature
Sacramento heard Assemblyman John Vasconcellos of San Jose announce his plan to revive a bill in the 1971 session to bar Californians from serving in an unconstitutional war. The measure previously failed to advance from committee in 1970.
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Solon
Sacramento
SPT
John Vasconcellos
San Jose
Vasconcellos
Santa Clara
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