State legislature debates final week on budget and remap
SACRAMENTO UPI The Legislature moves toward a hoped final week of the 1971 session as it seeks a balanced budget and reapportionment. A two-house conference seeks a compromise to raise revenue, with Senate plans favoring bipartisan redistricting and Assembly plans split along party lines.
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Osaka Sailor Departs Bay For Pacific Circumnavigation
Global sailor Yoh Aoki, 21, of Osaka, sails from San Francisco on the second leg of a solo Pacific circumnavigation. He reached the Bay Area in September after an 83 day Pacific crossing aboard his 21 foot homemade vessel Rhedori II. Aoki aims for Mazatlan, Mexico, in about a month, escorted from the bay by a private cutter. He is the second Osaka resident to sail solo east to west across the Pacific, following Kenichi Hori’s 1962 record.
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Mayors back Hawaii trip sparks city criticisms
UPI report notes several mayors at the National League of Cities conference in Honolulu face home criticism for flying to Hawaii. Detroit mayor Roman Gribbs questions the choice as a vacation spot while Nebraskan officials defend the trip as boosting conference work and attention from constituents.
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Tiger Woman Winnie Ruth Judd Faces Parole Review
Florence Arizona dispatch reports Winnie Ruth Judd known as the tiger woman, likely to win parole today as the Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles meets at 1 p.m. in the State Prison. Her life sentence was commuted earlier this year, paving the way for possible parole within 60 days.
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FBI hunts for infamous hijacker over Cascade foothills
In Woodlawn Washington authorities pursue clues near Portland after a midair hijacking by D. B. Cooper. A ransom of 200000 was taken, a parachute was seen as a false lead, and a computerized search spans 15 square miles of timbered country. The suspect, described as a polite white male 170 to 175 pounds, remains at large.
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Autopsy Ordered for Love Killer in Lancaster Case
An autopsy was ordered to determine cause of death in the case of a man who killed his former girlfriend Laure Ann Roskam and three others, then fled with guns from a neighbor home. Detectives say he later killed Welch, his wife, and Diane Nolfe while Laurie and her sisters were present.
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Frazier jury pauses after two days of deliberation
Redwood City California jury hearing the case of self-styled environ crusader Johm Linky Frasier rests after two days of deliberation in the mass slayings at the Ohta mansion. Prosecutors outlined the five victims shot and dumped near the pool as jurors reviewed storage records, a backpack and weapon findings while hearing testimony from acquaintances and a key witness.
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Meany in Intensive Care After Chest Pain
AFL-CIO President George Meany underwent chest pains tests in a Washington hospital. A union aide said Meany, 17 years in unions, listened to a Redskins Eagles game from bed and was elated by the Red shine victory. He remained in intensive care as tests continued and possible transfer to a general ward was deferred.
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Alioto to mediate San Francisco Catholic school strike
Mayor Joseph Alioto agreed to mediate the two week old walkout by teachers at seven San Francisco Bay area Roman Catholic high schools. The teachers union invited all parties to an informational meeting at his office with archdiocese leaders, aiming to resolve wage disputes after fruitless talks mediated by Gene Abou.
Congress weighs Phase II economic package and nominations
Congress returns from Thanksgiving to consider Nixon Phase II economic plan and campaign spending reform. Senate fights over extending authority for economic controls, with debate on Earl Butz for agriculture secretary and nominees Powell and Rehnquist for the Supreme Court. House and Senate move toward reconciling tax bills amid campaign finance changes.
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Mansfield says Muskie loses lead as 1972 race begins
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield warned that Edmund Muskie’s frontrunner position for the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination is fading as others enter the race. He noted McGovern and Jackson as declared candidates with others to join, while Nixon gains leverage from foreign moves and arms talks.
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Arizona doctors unveil surgicenter as TV dinner for medicine
Arizona physicians from Phoenix unveil a freestanding surgicenter positioned between a doctor's office and a hospital. The center offers faster, cheaper procedures with four operating rooms and nine registered nurses. It operates independently from Good Samaritan Hospital and has drawn insurers including Blue Cross Blue Shield across 17 states and Medicare Part B.
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Winter Storm Closes Roads Across Upper Midwest and Great Lakes
A wintry storm blankets the upper Mississippi Valley and lower Great Lakes with heavy snow clogging roads on Sunday. Sioux Falls records six inches, while northeastern Nebraska sees four inches and warnings extend along a 160 mile stretch of I 80 west of Omaha. Widespread travel alerts span Iowa, southern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, and parts of Minnesota and Michigan as air searches face delays amid strong winds and layered snowfall.
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Publishing order sets state paper for county circulation
In California on February 1, 1981, publisher Spares declares a newspaper must widen its legal circulation under Order No 21a. The document cites county records and references alarted locations, detailing intent to meet state requirements and expand readership.
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