Action Line tips on bus fare dispute and service stars request
A reader seeks action over a bus-driver fare dispute and missing badge. The piece detailssa nearby coin pay, driver denial and a request to Emrick of the Southern California Rapid Transit District for guidance. It also covers WWII service banners, Star flag permits, vandalism cases, and local queries about catfish restaurants and yearbooks.
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Pasadena
Arroyo
California
Seafood Tavern
B.C
Alhambra
Bob
Rs Seafood
Rene Devigne
Chalon
Isan
State budget deficit cited amid criticism of Democrats
Gov. Reagan faces a projected budget shortfall of 358.4 million dollars as the new finance director said Assembly Democrats were inaccurate and irresponsible in contending the state. The note appears in a broader front page roundup with additional sections on TV, theatres, and Pasadena area listings.
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Ronald Reagan
Assembly Democrats
Dontanville OKs Hair Blood Tests for Testing Requests
Former Pasadena park employee Dontanville faces a second trial for rape strangulation of two Altadena sisters and was granted a new trial in Pasadena last month. Deputy district attorneys sought a search warrant to obtain hair and blood for testing, but Judge Brandler struck the contempt threat while warning that refusal could be used at trial. Dontanville’s attorney said he will comply.
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Dontanville
Pasadena City Park
Pasadena
Ale Mikee
Leavy
Joseph, P. Busch Jr
Los Angeles Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Brandler
Charles Hollopeter
Hollopeter
President Johnson Pushes Federal Action to Curb Health Costs
President Johnson urged Congress to endorse a national program to lower medical care costs and raise health standards. He proposed a $2 billion increase to federal health spending for 1968 69, targeting drug prices hospitalization care and child and accident care while expanding research and training. He urged authority to set reasonable drug prices under Medicare Medicaid and Maternal Child Health programs and warned of a possible $100 billion annual bill by 1975 if costs remain unchecked.
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Congress
United States
Johmson
U.S
Johnson
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Johnson to Skip Primary Ballot in Massachusetts
Boston dispatch reports that President Johnson will not be listed on the Massachusetts April 40 primary ballot. The Massachusetts Democratic State Committee chair received word from Washington Monday night that Johnson would not enter the contest, despite Senator McCarthy challenging to debate election issues. Officials had until 5 p.m. EST Tuesday to decide whether to place a Johnson slate or let McCarthy run unopposed.
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Boston
UPI
Johnson
Massachusetts
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Lester S. Hyman
Democratic State Committee
Washington
McCarthy
Pound Turmoil Near Crisis Point Amid Gold Injections
The British pound neared a crisis level amid devaluation fears and heavy gold purchases. Bank of England rushed in to use gold reserves, lifting the pound back to about 2.40 dollars as Treasury reports showed February gold and dollar reserves rising to 2.7 billion dollars, with January up from December.
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Inwest
Bank of England
Britain
Paris
Senate Cloture Sets Limit On Housing Bill Debate
Senate votes 65 to 42 to end six weeks of debate on housing rights amid sharp protest from Sen. Byrd and opponents who warn of broad implications for ballot box outcomes. Reportedly the cloture move follows three failed attempts to curb discussion despite warnings from sponsors.
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Ack
Sen
Robert.c. Byrd
Dea.vi
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Senate
Murphy Kuchel Split on Cloture Vote in Senate Civil Rights Battle
Washington report notes California senators Murphy and Kuchel diverged on cloture for the civil rights bill. Kuchel favored limiting debate, while Murphy opposed restricting debate in his Senate tenure, signaling uncertainty on his stance regarding the Dirkren measure and a Thirksen compromise proposal.
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California
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Kuchel
Sen
George Murphy
St. Kuchel
Senate
Everett Thirksen
Murphy
McCarthy Momentum Grows in New Hampshire Primary
In Manchester Jacqueline Pepin a 21 year old Manchester College biology major and Holiday Inn waiter plans to vote for McCarthy next Tuesday she sees Johnson and Nixon as similar options and favors McCarthy as an alternative quoting pestilence and the plague in a harsh view of the 1968 race Her stance reflects a broader NH voter mood ahead of the March primary indicating a potential boost for McCarthy if he posts a strong showing in New Hampshire and possibly Wisconsin and later states with the race hinging on the first real test of voter sentiment
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N.H
Jacqueline
Pepin
New Hampshire
Manchester College
Hete
Ydle
Minnesota
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Nixon
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Viernal
U.S
Vietnam
Apell
Wisconsin
K.carthy
Open housing vote faces uphill fight in Senate and House
The chamber considered Byrd's amendment shielding single family homes from open housing rules as a riot fear debate swirled. A cloture vote followed reminders of a presidential commission finding that white racism causes riots, signaling tough odds for the bill in both chambers than in 1966.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Chamber
Record High Temperatures Hit Southland in March Start
Los Angeles and San Diego posted record highs as March opened with warmth. Pasadena reached 87, LA Civic Center 87, and Lindbergh Field topped 79. A Santa Ana pattern weakening Tuesday brings clouds, possible light showers, and smog along coastal valleys with highs near 78 to 87 and cooler readings in the mountains.
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Los Angeles
San Duego
San Gabriel Valley
Pasadena
Moretary
Los Angeles Civic Center
San Diego
Lindbergh Field
Santa Ana
California
Civic Center
Viet Cong Rockets Hit Cam Ranh Bay In Heavy Attacks
Viet Cong rockets and mortars shell Cam Ranh Bay the key U S base near Saigon causing light damage with no reported casualties. Across South Vietnam attacks hit provincial capitals Mekong Delta towns and Da Nang area as U S and ARVN forces report multiple engagements and several hundred enemy casualties in ongoing harassment operations.
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U. S
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
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198Th
Quang 'Tin
Binh Duong
Mekong
South Vietnam
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Kien Hoa
Phong Tinh
Chan Dee
Vint Binh
Tay Ninh
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Marchest
Due Due
Quang Nam
da Nang
Losers Dont Ween With Classified Ad
Mrs N Vasquez of 1369 Navarro Ave Pasaden a reports her ballet back and valuables after a misposted classified ad. The Independent Star News notes contact numbers 796 0311 681 4871 or toll free 445 2434 for placing ads from Matrovia El Monte and Covina.
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