Committee to push override of public works veto
Senate Public Works Committee moved to override President Nixon's veto of a 6.5 billion measure for 20 000 public works jobs and related agency funding over two years. Backers face slim odds of securing a two thirds majority on the Senate floor next week.
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Washington
Concensus
Senate
Nixon
Appalachian Regional Commission
Economic Development Administration
Congress
House
Alameda County Fair Daily Schedule Highlights
Reader friendly roundup of today and Saturday events at the Alameda County Fair. Highlights include the Court of Four Seasons shows at 1 45 p m and 6 15 p m with Bud Berg High Act and Ron Berg High Act, plus Princess White Buffalo Show and Indian Village on the Lawn Area. Livermore Amador Girl Scout program and leathercraft demos are listed, along with the All Star professional show featuring John Gary and a senior talent day with a diaper derby and dance reveals.
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Lawn Area
Hayward
John Gary
Ron Berg
Anthony Maraffi
Pam
Dean's Dance
Court of Four
Alameda County
Dublis Junior Women's Club
Delia Gary
Alseda County
Chambers of Commerce
Devi Gary
State agency bill to create Conservation Commission dies
Sacramento lawmakers nix a bill to form a state Conservation and Development Commission to police government activity and safeguard environmental goals. Sen Milton Marks argues for unified review while Sen Howard Way opposes, calling it costly and duplicative with existing departments.
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Sacramento
UPH
Senate Governmental Organization Committee
Arcus Publication Notice From Alameda County Court
A garbled transcription shows Alameda County legal action notice references Act of rap and related parties. It mentions Minyd Laparka and Pubtishae as involved entities with a second update in a California county court. Further readable fragments note a public record status and filing actions.
San Jose Youth Arrested After Cache of Dynamite Found
San Jose law officers discovered two caches of dynamite totaling 283 pounds in the home of Diane LeBeau, 19, daughter of retired Fire Chief Ronald LeBeau, late Wednesday. The youth was arrested for possession of explosives as Sheriff Geary said investigators were cataloging evidence linked to recent bombings.
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Lloyd Timmer
San Jose
James Geary
LeBeau
Xalter
Angela Davis and George Jackson Meet in Marin jail
Angela Davis met George Jackson, one of the Soledad Brothers, in the Marin County Civic Center jail mess hall by court order. The meeting occurred as part of defense strategy ahead of a federal court transfer request, with guards restricting access and a metal detector borrowed from federal authorities.
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Angela
Soledad Brothers
Soledad
Jackson
San Quentin Prison
Miss Davis
George Jackson
Richard B. Arnason
Conti
17Th Moor
California Budget Cuts End Foreign Student Education
Fresno report says Reagan vetoed a waiver that would have capped foreign student tuition increases at state colleges. About 5,000 international students face higher costs at 19 campuses with as many as 900 FSC students unable to meet new fees. Officials warn of deportation risk for those dropping out or working limited hours.
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Fresno
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
State College Board of Trustees
Chaim Evan-Zohar
Fresno State College
Siga
W. Roe Perry
FSC
Evan Zohar
Sacramento State College
Robert G. Knudsen
Caliifornia
Theresa. Trajo
State College
California bill allows loans to elderly backed by property
SACRAMENTO UPS elderly residents could borrow up to 50 dollars monthly using real property they own as security. The assembly panel approved the bill by Peter R. Chacon R San Diego sending it to Ways and Means. It forbids selling the property to repay the debt until after the borrower's death and his spouse. The measure aims to help seniors enjoy more of a lifetime of labor.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Peter R. Chacon
San Diego
Ways and Means
Chacon
Contempt charges pressed on CBS over film subpoena
Rep. Harley Staggers warned that CBS and president Frank Stanton defied a House subpoena for film used in a news documentary. He said the network could manipulate elections and impede laws, urging contempt resolution and possible Justice Department action. The Freedom of Information Committee urged rejecting the citation as a press freedom blow.
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Washington
UPI
Harley
Staggers
D-W.va
House
CBS
Frank Stanton
Network
Ff Staggers
Congress
Sigma
Tk Ted
Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Freedom of Information Committee
Signe Delta Chi
Commerce Committee
Pentagon
Stanton
Move to plug welfare loophole in California law
Sacramento United Press International reports the California legislature passed a measure to close a welfare loophole cited by Governor Reagan. The rule prorates a full time teacher’s earnings over 12 months for aid eligibility, after an Alameda County case where a teacher earning 11,000 was denied aid due to a summer earnings gap. The Assembly approved 62 to 1, with only Mike Cullen opposing.
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Sacramento
UPI
Alameda County
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Mike Cullen
Long Beach
State Department of Social Welfare
John Burton
San Francisco
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