Restructured Medi Cal welfare bills to be introduced
California to introduce Gov. Ron Reagan Ball s plan for a major Welfare and Medi Cal restructuring this week aimed at funding a 6.7 billion state budget. The reforms seek to curb payments to the affluent, require able bodied welfare recipients to work, and stress family responsibility while preserving aid for the truly needy. Democrats argue tax increases are likely this year as officials warn deadlines and legislative decisions are pending.
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Mills Opens Door to Social Security Boost Plan
Rep. Wilbur Mills indicated the House Ways and Means Committee may approve a 1d per cent retroactive Social Security increase to January 1 with a second rise next year. The plan would require higher payroll taxes, possibly to fund a 10 per cent hike for 25 million Americans. Nixon proposed a 6 per cent retroactive increase and up to $240 in employer and employee taxes, with wage base rising to $9,000.
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British mailmen end strike after 47 days
Britain's 210,000-member Union of Post Office Workers voted to end a 47 day walkout and return to work Monday yes but without a wage settlement. Leaders said the vote was about 13 to 1 in favor of ending the strike and seeking an improved offer from a special committee after the government proposed nine percent while workers sought fourteen percent.
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California illegitimate birth rate rises among whites and blacks
State health officials report illegitimate births in California exceed national levels driven by higher rates among white women though black women remain highest. 2016 67 births cited with 46 600 illegitimate live births estimated for 1970 as the ratio climbs from 9.4 percent in 1966 to 12.9 percent last year.
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Beth Ber
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New York court halts school cuts ordered by Board of Education
A New York State Supreme Court justice issued a restraining order Sunday night blocking the city Board of Education from implementing cuts slated to take effect Monday morning. The measures, aimed at trimming a 40 million budget deficit, included halting hiring of substitute teachers. Earlier Sunday, the teachers union instructed members not to cover classes for absent teachers, affecting about 50,000 students Monday.
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Oil firms form clean up system on West Coast
SAN FRANCISCO UPI A petroleum company executive said oil firms on the West Coast are pooling resources to protect the environment from spills. George F L Bishop of Phillips Petroleum Co said five regional nonprofit groups are stockpiling cleanup materials and planning contingencies for ports and coastal areas. Clean Seas Inc in Santa Barbara is the first with 14 member firms. Similar groups are forming in San Diego Long Beach Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle. Bishop is chief planner for the San Francisco Bay regional cooperative Clean Bay Inc whose six charter members are Standard of California Union Sequoia Shell Humble and Phillips.
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Napa coed death report awaiting pathology in Napa
Napa County deputy sheriffs awaited a pathology report to determine the cause of death of Lynda Christine Kanes a 22 year old Pacific Union College student found in a wooded area near here. A wire noose was around her neck and her skull was fractured with bruises noted. The body was found Friday about 250 yards from where her car was abandoned a week earlier. Sheriff Earl Randel declined to speculate on a Zodiac killer link.
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Pentagon aided CBS program
The Pentagon said it spent at least 3200 dollars aiding CBS on a television documentary titled The Selling of the Pentagon. House committee chair F Edward Hebert called the program anti military and anti Pentagon. Assistant Defense Secretary Daniel Henkin acknowledged the figure in a letter to Hebert and defended the aid as appropriate.
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Sadat Sees Moscow Visit. Egypt Will Act at Right Time
Sadat reported to have toured Moscow meeting Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgory. He said the Soviet Union backs Egypt in its course while warning the ceasefire may not be extended. He pledged to observe developments and act in line with liberation and Palestinian rights.
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Sports expansion plea to be heard
Newark officials consider a decade of sports growth as the park and recreation commission meets at the Community Center. Melvin E. Nunes outlines anticipated demand and participation increases, while plans for Mirabeau and Mayhews Landing Parks are reviewed and a street tree program is discussed.
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South Vietnamese Focus On Sepone Amid Lantian Offensive
South Vietnamese forces dug in at Sepone the prize of the Lantian offensive and sent patrols to scout the area for a possible major clash as up to 50,000 North Vietnamese units reinforced the sector. Massive U.S. air strikes supported the operation, while bodies and weapons were found after bombardment and a U.S. helicopter was shot down in Laos.
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Five Die In Akron Breed Hell's Angels Battle Near Riot
Police say a feud between Ohio Akron Breed and New York tie violators, a Hell's Angels branch, sparked a chain of swinging and knife fighting at a Polish Women’s Hall motorcycle show. Five died, 21 injured as tear gas and police tactical units contained the scene. About 73 men and four women were questioned. charges not likely before Monday.
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Fire Chief Resigns Over Perceived Personnel Handling
City fire union leader Paul Lydon says Estudillo stepped down after a major personnel issue at City Hall and notes lack of goals and planning in the department. The union seeks a larger, trained, esprit de corps driven force with a battalion-chief or higher chief, and demands improved training, home inspections, and public fire prevention outreach.
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