Shelter Parties Ok But No Profit In County Plan
In Sacramento talks Trinity County relented to continue using a fallout shelter with conditions that no profit be taken by the county and that Civil Defense activities remain unimpeded. Critics argued square dances and roast suppers used the shelter improperly but officials cited federal funds and maintenance costs. The plan, supported by the county planning commission and Veterans of Foreign Wars, aims to keep the facility open for community use while preserving Civil Defense operations.
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Ralph Hbilinger
Japan Ready For Aid Cut
Japanese Defense Agency officials said Tokyo could accept a reduction in U.S. military aid but warned it would have a considerable impact on Japan’s defense program. They noted the 1985 budget was prepared assuming continued U.S. support and urged careful consideration of any cut.
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United States
Officinale
Age drop for first grade approved by Senate
Sacramento report notes a bill, sponsored by Sen. Ford Farr, to lower the first grade admission age from five years nine months to five years with parental approval. The measure seeks school administrator discretion in granting early enrollment.
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Learn Now Pay Later College Plan Flunks Out
AP report from Sacramento details education bill failure as Assembly Education Committee rejects proposed plan. It notes the plan would have created student debt and tied aid to college participation. Also mentions cashman John K. Carter of Los Angeles and Monday actions.
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Renos Angeles
Stamp Buffs Are Mistaken About Education Costs
A chaotic report notes proposals affecting students and funding at state colleges and universities. It mentions promises to repay costs within twenty years, concerns over in-state and out-of-state tuition, and a push to review state funding for junior colleges. Officials discuss admission charges, transfer costs, and possible free education elements amid legislative activity in Alabama and California connections.
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Rronged University
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Reno
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Assembly votes on four year privately run airports and taxes
Legislative notes list ACA measures on private airport operations, death penalty moratorium, and property taxes with various authors and committees. Other items include teacher funding, university tuition issues, and several proposed amendments and bills across education, health, and public safety.
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Wet House
Bill Would Hike Price Of Liquor
Sacramento AP reports a bill seeks wholesale liquor price increases of 24 percent and retail rises of about 8 percent to curb cheaper whiskey on the market. The measure would affect welfare funding and state programs, with supporters citing consumer protection and revenue needs.
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Almanac Today 1968 April 2 Historical Notes
Almanac for April 2, 1968 notes the 113th day of the year 252 days remaining. It lists notable births and events including Jamon Bu ghanan born 1791, Charleston Democratic Convention 1860, U S volunteers 1898, Lindbergh wartime remarks 1941, and John Adams quote on slavery and elections.
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The readable fragments describe a trade chain and wholesale relationships involving retailers and a beverage company, but the text is incomplete and does not provide clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
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