UPI describes Vietnam war actions in Cambodia and DMZ
Reports from UPI correspondent Alan Dawson detail American helicopter fire on South Vietnamese troops near Pleiku and later losses of two helicopters. North Vietnamese moves into Cambodia, Allied air strikes around Khe Sanh and DMZ zones continue, with U.S. and South Vietnamese forces expanding border operations amid Tet prep. Several Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units incur casualties as bases are targeted and troop movements unfold.
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POW plan by Reds is claimed in Paris talks
California Congressman Robert L Leggett cites a Viet Cong official Nguyena Van Tien who says if Washington sets a withdrawal date all American POWs will be released The exchange references Nixon remarks about no fixed date and describes the plan as a bargaining trade with a promise of freeing the last prisoners before the withdrawal date.
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India ties official relations with Hanoi and Saigon
New Delhi establishes full diplomatic relations with North Vietnam, downgrading Saigon to a consulate general while keeping Hanoi as a full embassy. The move ends a long-standing policy of treating Hanoi and Saigon as equals and follows pressure from leftist parties and Communist nations within the International Control Commission framework monitoring the 1054 cease-fire in Vietnam.
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Reinecke seeks court to nix remap bill in California
Gov. Ed Reinecke asks the state Supreme Court to invalidate Democratic backed reapportionment bills and uphold his Republican plan as fair. He argues the GOP proposal, prepared by Tom Hofeller, should be adopted though Governor Reagan vetoed all three measures as partisan. Brown seeks validation to meet June primary deadlines.
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UPI
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Tom Hofeller
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California
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Compass Systems Inc
San Diego
Ronald Reagan
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Tremnecke
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Ex-general says charges are absurd and vilipeared
Ex-general Olbert Lassiter, 61, a Beverly Hills resident, arraigned on charges he and two others diverted 21 million dollars from the Pennsylvania based Central Railroad into a charter airline. Lassiter, Houge of Boca Raton and Bevan of Gladwynne were released on 40000 bond after a Jal night. Pennsylvania DA Alec Spector said two attractively young women would be flown to Riviera trips. Lassiter called the charges unfounded and Spanish Inquisition like, insisting all funds are accounted for. An extradition hearing is set for Feb 7, with Gov Reagan to block extradition if possible.
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Soviets to Recognise Bangladesh in Landmark Move
Soviet Union to grant full diplomatic recognition to the new Bangladeshi government formed in East Pakistan within two weeks. Asian sources report the decision, with Eastern European nations expected to follow within a similar period, amid regional tensions and shifting alliances.
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First woman at Fed burns counterfeit money in San Francisco
In San Francisco a woman dubbed destructor of counterfeit cash, identified as Lyn Barrett, is described as the first woman employed by the Federal Reserve Bank on Sansome Street. She oversees destroying old and altered notes deemed unfit, as the bank reportedly handles notes that must be burned.
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Reagan veto target of court suit
Two Congressmen Holifield and Maillard filed a bipartisan suit in the State Supreme Court on behalf of 32 California congressmen challenging Ronald Reagan’s vetoed reapportionment plan. The suit argues the redistricting of congressional districts meets the one man one vote rule and reflects cross party support.
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UPI
Gol
Ronald Reagan
Hasen
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Chet Holifield
William 5. Maillard
San Francisco
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Mailard
Tax deduction bill introduced by Assemblyman Gane
SACRAMENTO UP T Assemblyman Joe A Gane salves D La Mirada introduced a bill Thursday providing a state income tax deduction for child care and household service expenses up to 4800. A taxpayer must be employed full time and have a child under 15 or a dependent unable to care for themselves. Gonsalves, chair, says working families face added costs earning a living and the deduction would recognize these costs as legitimate income tax relief.
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Sacramento
Upt
Joe A. Ganesalves
D-La Mirada
Gonsalves
Thalrenan
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Reagan State of the State address draws party divides
California lawmakers split along party lines over Governor Ronald Reagan's State of the State message. Republicans praised it as an amazing, eloquent outline of problems. Democrats criticized vetoes and urged action on aid to schools, waste disposal, venereal disease prevention, and higher salaries. Reagan proposed 65 million in school aid, 95.8 million for salaries and education facilities, and urged stronger solid waste programs and VD prevention in schools.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Robert Monagan
Reagan
Sek Assemblymnan
Willie Brown Jr
San Diego
Ways and Means
California
Senate
James R. Mills
Bob Moretti
van Nuys
Theagan
Moretti
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Moscone
George Moscone
Reagan speech draws only a poor showing
In Sacramento during the first four days of the 1972 session, about 100 measures were introduced as Governor Reagan delivered the State of the State. Few assembly members and senators attended, with Speaker Moretti noting lawmakers are tired after the lengthy 1971 session. Moscone entered, drawing applause from visitors, while Reagan’s quip about Los Angeles’ waste drew laughs from Northern California lawmakers.
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UPT
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Senate
Assembly
Moscone
Reagan
Los Angeles
State Legislature Debates Health and Education Policies
The assembly reviews proposed health and education measures touching state employees insurance programs and hospital funding. Officials discuss revenue sources and potential contracts to bolster public services and mental health initiatives across California.
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