Water District Pledges Bond Issue For Northern Water
Metropolitan Water District directors pledged to seek an 8600 million bond issue to fund facilities delivering northern California water to the Southland. The plan outlined a water line from Castle Reservoir to La Verne, a Perris Reservoir project, and extending Feather River Aqueduct construction after 1983. San Diego and Riverside directors opposed the plan over a controversial East Branch route.
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Metropolitan Water District
California
Southland
Reight Rilian
MWD
Directo
Compton
San Diego
Bu Sever
SIF Hitchion
Los Angeles
Wiley
MVD
Castaie Treservoir
Newhill
San Gabriel Mountains
la Verne
Perris
Riverside County
Stile Department of Water Resources
Flolay
Feather River
Riverside
Braich
Posulation
MWD Engineering and Opera
Waler Probtems
Drowning off San Nicolas and celebrity divorce in Los Angeles
News briefs report a man presumed drowned after a sinking fishing boat near San Nicolas Island. Actress Dayne Mansfield divorces Mickay Hargitay in Duarez and returns to Los Angeles with singer Nelson Sarde, amid rumors of a new marriage. A Syrian government move orders trials for senior officials and military leaders. A bank robbery in Saemaento nets 693 dollars as police thwart another plot. The Boy Scouts receive 336000 dollars for a new Washington center amid labor concerns.
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Dayne Mansfield
Mickay Hargitay
Los Angeles
Nelson Sarde
Storm Toll Climbs to 12 in East
A violent spring storm across the eastern half of the United States caused 12 deaths and millions in property damage. The Weather Bureau issued warnings for severe thunderstorms and tornadoes from Virginia to New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with hurricane-force winds reported near Kennerdy and damage reaching the Great Lakes region.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Patuxent River
Trenton
Kennerdy
Great Lakes
Ois
Storn
Lake Michigan
Muskegon
Mich
Haiti Permits Departure of 24 Political Refugees
Haiti agreed to allow 24 political refugees to leave the country amid tensions with the Dominican Republic. President Francois Duvalier spoke to cheering Haitians in the palace grounds, defending unity and insisting no foreigner acts against the will of the people. The OAS investigated asylum conditions. a meeting with the OAS committee lasted 16 minutes as tensions with Dominican authorities persisted.
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Port AW Princi
Pili
Haiti
Duvalier
Ter
OAS
Duvaliey
Washington
Treasury
Douglas Ditfan
Oo Gaseh
Dillon
Krasy
An Erinem
Chamber of Commerce
Konduat
Kennedy
Gaidiuginess
Dillo
Punch
House OKs Big Budget Bill to Cut Spending
The House approved a $5.5 billion budget measure after cutting about $7,000 in allocations. The bill, framed by the Appropriations Committee, would trim costs for receptions and meals while preserving essential social security and government functions. Lawmakers, including Robert Michel, voiced that most spending reductions were routine and aimed at nonessential items.
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Nest 4
Nop
Rank
Buw
Olio
Dade Ee Hatter
Conanter
Baw
Fin
Eaemarkesd
Fiegor Barney
Robert I Michel
RAL
Classified Ad Listing Promises Quick Sale Help
A garbled classifieds snippet mentions placing an ad and offers a friendly advisor to assist buyers and sellers. It references a place San Gall and notes a steamship style site. The text is fragmentary but centers on assistance for rapid sales through a classified notice.
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Aid Fame
Lae Dau
San Galle
Mie
Pike
All StarNews
Rentity
150 Safely Free Bhize in Pheater
Tacoma Washington police report that about a dozen people walked out safely last night when a protester or assailant caused damage at the El Mar Theater. Damage was estimated at 500 000 dollars.
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Tacoma
el Muar Baw
New Hampshire adopts lottery to raise funds for education
Concord reports New Hampshire becomes the first 20th century state to sanction a lottery as a revenue measure. The sweepstakes bill, signed by John W. King, sets tickets at over $3 and restricts sales to residents. the plan aims to start within 60 days, with proceeds slated for education amid strict regulatory controls.
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New Hampshire
Concord
Ntl
Rockingham Farses
Massiehucetts
Communists Poll Record Vote in Italy
Rome reports indicate leftist Communists won a significant share of seats in Italian election once more, gaining ground at the expense of Christian Democrats and other parties. The outcome signals a shift leftward, with Communist strength rising in the Chamber and Senate amid a turbulent political climate.
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Italy
Rome
Traly
Sremigr Amintore Fanfant
Shyistiin
Democrat Party
Foct-lestnaiadye
Communists
Libevils
Milion
Com- Muse
Outo
Cai
Tanase
Haly
Chamber of Deputies
Los
Senate
Utah
U S Envoys Boycott Russ May Day Fete
U S envoys boycott the Red Square May Day parade as Fidel Castro attends, a rare souring of Soviet U S ties since 1933. Ambassador Voy Disohier and embassy staff abstain amid Cold War tensions over Castro’s presence. Malinovsky denounces U S and allies plans for nuclear war in a Tass broadcast.
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U.S
Moscow
Weil
Voy Disohier
Sovies
Red Square
Fidel Castro
United States
Soviet Union
Castro
Cuba
Curtin Dis
Defense
Rollo Malnovsky
Tass
Malinovsky
12 Held in Turkey Revolt Attempt
ANKARA Turkey Defense Minister Naimi Saray Tine told parliament that 12 officers were detained over leaflets inciting an armed revolt. He said seven army officers and five naval officers will face open trial.
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Turkey
Ankarla
Nhami Sarcay Tine
Satyl
Apy
County supervisors eye 22 cent tax hike in proposed budget
The board began interviews with department heads to pare a looming 22.84 cent county tax rate increase for fiscal 1983 84. Chief Administrator Linden S Hullinger presented the proposed budget of 5 875 227 in the 33 3 million wildllectional taxes plan. Supervisors criticized the demand driven by department heads and demanded full justification for any increases.
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Linden S. Hullinger
Tne Irigh
Kenmedy Lilo
Krank G. Botch
R. Paul Gruendyke
Commmunity Servicers
John A. Buges
Wie Himan
Canada Leader Plans UK Meeting to Reestablish Ties
Ottawa reports prime minister aims to reestablish friendly contact with British leaders. The trip's major goal is to reaffirm Canada’s stance and reset diplomatic ties with the United Kingdom after recent tensions.
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Ottawa
Chen
Penson
Pearson
Budget in a NotShell Shows Tax Increase and Details
The budget lists SBIRL funds and current year figures. It shows a total of 36,376,233 dollars with a near 2,063,569 dollar decline. Webb property taxes total 108,054,241 dollars, up 38,244,251 from the prior year. Estimated tax rate stands at 2.31 per hundred dollars, up from 22.81 cents.
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Eres Sbirl
Asailihk Pevenurg
Ercultent
Cappyuver Samrplis
Teeree ST
Beach Woman Pilot Nears Hawaii on Solo Flight to Australia
Relly Miller flies solo from Oakland toward Hawaii on a Pacific hop aimed at Brisbane Australia. A military signal relayed position from 1000 feet at 125 miles from the coast. Miller plans to continue to Brisbane via Fiji and then back to Australia, totaling about 1000 miles more.
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Hawaii
Australia
Relly Miller
Beaven
Wassun
Hah
Hie
Redenat Avittien Agorey
Llonehitu
Ti Ishii
Miller
Brisbane
Canton
Fiji Islands
Wwatra Mrz
Aviatris Amweliik
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