Revenue sharing compromise possible in Nixon plan
Administration officials opened to a compromise on Nixon's revenue sharing plan to aid states and cities. Weidenbaum and Ford signaled willingness to loosen a five billion dollar general program while Muskie and Baker urged compromise. Mills and Byrnes oppose. Connally to present case while House Ways and Means reviews the bill.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Murray L. Weidenbawn
House
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Senate
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Vari
Muskie
John B. Connally
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ford
Ela
Mills
Ways and Means Committee
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Byrnes
Weidenbaum
States
Ways and Meals Committee
Milll
Judge rules Medi Cal cuts illegal in California
In Sacramento presiding Judge Williams Gallagher declared the Reagan era 40 percent Medi Cal reduction illegal. He found the Department of Health Care Services used false information to justify the cuts and overturned emergency regulations. The court ordered reimbursement to counties facing losses and noted ongoing state concerns about deficits and timing of measures.
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UPT
Williams Gallagher
California Medical Association
California Dental Association
Alameda
San Mateo
California Rural Legal Assistance
Sheldon Greene
Gallagher
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California Medi Cal Emergency Claim Disputed in Court
The court reviews whether a 10 percent Medi Cal cut without public hearing can be justified by a declared fiscal emergency. Brian argues rising claims and costs spurred the emergency, while Gallagher counters no December caseload estimates existed and previous data showed spending cuts. The judge notes several conclusions are not supported by evidence and cites a May memo on an impending deficit and delayed relief.
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Meir Secret Finnish Visit Denied Over Talks
Golda Meir denied Swedish reports that she held secret talks with Soviet officials during a four day unofficial trip to Sweden and Finland. Israeli officials called the claims groundless and said her stop in Lapland was for rest. The Finnish and Stockholm papers alleged she met two Soviet representatives at a hunting lodge near Rovaniemi to discuss resuming diplomatic ties and Soviet Jews.
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UPI
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Metz
Rovaniemd
Jerusalem
Stockholm
Dagens Nytheter
Meir
Kovaniemi
Expressen
Dagens Nytheter Group
Lapland
Arlington burial due for Murphy
Roanoke Virginia United Press International reports war hero actor Ardie Murphy will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Murphy and five others died in a twin engine Aerocommander crash in the Blue Ridge Mountains last Friday. Identification followed after bodies were recovered and dental charts aided positive ID. Murphy, 46, widow Pamela Murphy said in Los Angeles that memorial services would be held at Forest Lawn before burial in Washington. Murphy was a World War II Medal of Honor recipient noted for leading a unit in the Third Division.
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UPI
Ardie Murphy
Blue Ridge Mountains
Arlington National Cemetery
Murphy
Walter Gable
Western Division
Virginia
Pamela
Los Angeles
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Washington
Arlington
America
Arlington Cemetery
Community Hospital
Gable
Atlanta
Martinsville
Claude Crosby
Modular Management
Raymond Prater
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jack Littleton
Fort Collins
Col
Lanoir Corp
Herman Butler
Crossville
Jim Cody
Fort Carson
Colo
Kingston Tex
Florida drought persists as winterlike Miami weather returns
The National Weather Service warns South Florida faces the worst drought in history despite two May weekend rains. Officials urge residents to continue conserving water and refrain from lawn watering until the drought ends as broader hemispheric patterns remain unfavorable.
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Miami
UPI
National Weather Service
South Florida
Weather Service
United States
Weather Bureau
Army probes 33 war crimes including Bong Son killings
Washington report says the Army is examining 33 alleged war crimes, including a 1968 Bong Son amphibious landing in which 24 civilians were reported murdered. Defense sources hint at mass murder cases, while the Army declines to disclose details on ongoing investigations.
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Citizens Commission of Inquiry
U. S
Marhouan
St. Paul
Chicago Sun-Times
Marhoun
Rusty Calleys
William L. Calley
Army
Swedes press for release of girl amid hunger strike
In Stockholm 6000 Swedes including 54 MPs urged the Czech government to release a year-old girl whose parents have hunger struck in a Stockholm subway for eight days. A delegation delivered a petition with over 8000 names to the Prague authorities, seeking the child's transfer to Sweden.
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UPI
Jiri Porizka
Anna
Prague
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Theral Prague
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