Reagan budget forecasts modest tax revenue gains for 1971-72
Sacramento AP Gov Reagan proposes 1971-72 spending plan relying on higher personal income tax receipts and flat sales tax projections. The budget estimates $1.47 billion from sales tax next year, down from $1.81 billion current year, and $1.51 billion from personal income tax, up from $1.335 billion. Total General Fund tax revenue eyed at about $5.082 billion with $1.5 billion more in special funds.
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Sacramento
Reagan
General Fund
Reagan budget proposes expansion of mental health programs
Gov. Reagan’s 1971-72 budget calls for a 15.7 million increase in state mental health spending, bringing total Mental Hygiene Department outlays to 312.7 million. It envisions closing DeWitt State Hospital in Auburn and relocating 700 patients, or county operation by Placer County. The plan expects state hospital patients to drop by 1,500 to 20,804, with 90 nursing supervisor positions cut to save 1 million and new nursing jobs for the mentally retarded. State aid to local programs would rise 21.6 million to 287 million, and 1 million would be cut from nonpsychotic alcohol treatment hospitals while 500,000 goes to local rehab programs.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Mental Hygiene Department
DeWitt State Hospital
Auburn
Placer County
Washington
Department of Fish and Game
Department of Conservation
State Lands Commission
Reagan asks for more money for governor's staff
Governor Ronald Reagan backed a $111,000 increase for his office budget over last year to 1.7 million, citing automatic step up raises for staff. Finance Director Verne Ore noted the request aims to cover staff pay hikes, while Reagan kept allocations for upkeep of the leased residence at 17,400, rent at 15,000, and 15,000 for contingent expenses unchanged.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Verne Ore
Reagan
Proposed CHP budget boosts state funding and new academy
The California Highway Patrol budget for 1971-72 rises to 192.3 million dollars from 128.7 million, funds for 8,000 employees including 4,747 patrolmen, and includes a new CHP Academy costing over 11 million dollars to be built at Bryte in Yolo County west of Sacramento.
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Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Bryle
Yoio County
No pay hikes for California judges this budget year
California judges will not receive routine cost of living increases this year. Finance Director Verne Orr recommends a total of 5,000 for all judicial salary increases for the budget year starting June 30, far short of the 775,000 allowed by the state formula. The 445 superior court judges earn 32,396 annually, with the state contributing 27,208 of each salary.
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Sacramento
California
Verne Orr
Reagan proposes welfare cuts to curb Medi Cal and welfare spend
California's Finance Director Verne Orr says Reagan's 1971 72 budget hinges on sweeping welfare reforms to tighten eligibility and curb Medi Cal costs. The plan aims to cut total welfare by 606 million dollars with a 2.9 billion dollar proposed welfare outlay and state Medi Cal share rising to 589 million.
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Sacramento
Reagan
California
Reagan budget trims park and land programs amid pollution funding
Reagan's 1971-72 budget raises water pollution funds but cuts air quality and parks. The Parks and Recreation Department faces a 12 percent cut to 24.7 million, while the State Forestry fire protection system loses 3.5 million to 53 million. The Bay Conservation and Development Commission gains slightly from fee income but remains trimmed.
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Parks and Recreation Department
The
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
San Francisco Bay
Reagan
BCDC
The Baily Reviews Published by The Daily Review Inc
The Baily Reviews published by The Daily Review Inc lists Sparks as president and publisher with financial and employment details. An address in Neywate Calli and a post office box are noted, with a 18F7 date and other names including Roger and Maren J. The fragmentary entry references a second wicth mater under an act and a California area code.
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Daily Review, Inc
Ateyd
Sparks
Hayward
Godtornaces
Roger
Maren J
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Neywate
Calli
Egypt weighs extending cease fire as talks continue
Cairo officials report Higher Defense Council and Arab Socialist Union to decide today and Wednesday on extending the cease-fire set to end Friday. Sadat to address National Assembly Thursday if extension approved. Israel protests Egyptian overflights and rejects latest peace proposals while blood stocks and hospital readiness are noted.
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Israel
Pabilivan
Cairo
Higher Defense Council
Central Committee
The
Arab Socialist Union
Anwar Sadat
National Assembly
Niplamate
Egypt
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
New York
Faror
Violence erupts as striking teachers are attacked in Newark
In Newark, five white public school teachers were injured in an early morning attack outside the Newark Teachers Union headquarters. Police say about 20 teachers stood in front of the union when a group of black men from the Organization of Negro Educators emerged and attacked. The incident follows another day of violence connected to a wage dispute.
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Newark
N. J
UPI
Newark Teachers Union
NTU
Charles Zizza
Clinton Avenue
Zizza
Organization of Negro Educators
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Military ordered from Ecuador over fishing rights row
The United States military mission in Ecuador is ordered out after Ecuador condemned U S actions to suspend arms sales. The move follows a bitter dispute over fishing rights and a neighboring OAS resolution urging restraint. About 400 U S personnel were linked to training and arms advice in Latin America, though officials did not confirm Ecuador specifics.
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Washington
United States
Ecuador
Jose Maria Ponte Yepes
Ponce Yepes
State Department
Patton's 'slapped' soldier dies quietly at 53
MISHAWAKA Ind AP Charles H Kuhl the soldier slapped by General George S Patton in a Sicilian hospital during World War II has died at 53 in Mis hawaka after a Sunday heart attack. He found obscurity after the war and his death was released publicly today.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Charles H. Kuhl
Geo
George S. Pattoner
Kuhl
Snoopy's Long Trek Ends At California Home
Snoopy the white cat, about a year old, reportedly walked 1500 miles in search of his master Tim Cook. The pet disappeared in Oklahoma after the family moved last October and reappeared at the Cook residence in Oildale, California, last week. Tim, 17, had moved to Chickasha, Oklahoma, with his parents. Snoopy was dirty and his paws were raw on arrival.
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Calif
Snoopy
Garrett Cook Jr
Tn Cook
Tim
Chickasha
Okla
Oklahoma
Cook
Los Angeles
Eighth grader shoots teacher after argument at school
Kevin Simmons, 14, an eighth grader at Leeds Junior High in Mount Airy Philadelphia, allegedly fired a gun after a Friday suspension dispute with Ceramics teacher Samson Freedman. Freedman, respected for promoting racial understanding, died leaving the school community stunned. Police accuse Kevin. he says the gun was for protection and claims the incident was accidental.
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Philadelphia
UFI
Samson
Freedman
Kevin Simmons
Robert Caplan
Arthur Matthews
Manila
Matthews
Kevin
Stabbings at Soledad Prison Under Investigation
Two guards were wounded in a fourth stabbing incident at Soledad State Prison in four weeks. Victims Robert Dunn, 49, and Daniel Mensch, 33, were surprised and stabbed while wheeling a food cart into the maximum security unit. Both were treated and released from local hospitals. three inmates rushed the guards, while a fourth did not participate.
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Soledad
Soledad State
Monterey County
Syeeks
Robert &. Dunn
Daniel M. Mensch
Chuck Stawell
Tt. Ord Hospital
Mensch
Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital
Stowell
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