Reagan Signs California Budget After Deep Slashes
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a new 0.70 billion state budget after slicing millions, denying civil service pay raises, and rejecting welfare reforms. The Democratic legislature approved 661 million in cuts, as Republicans urged veto power while critics called the measure a bad budget amid a two thirds Assembly vote.
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Ohio exhibit at Folklife Festival in D C draws Gilligan
Gov John W T Gilligan visited the Ohio exhibit in Washington for the Festival of American Folklife. He watched Mr and Mrs Richard Helwig of Defiance Ohio make apple butter in a giant iron vat. The event featured the Ohio Valley String Band and hearings in Congress on proposed American Folklife Foundation bills. Some attendees ate corn on the cob as dogs roamed the grounds during Smithsonian’s fifth annual festival.
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Skyjackers free $100000 after Braniff hijack
An armed pair hijacked a Braniff 707 en route from Acapulco to San Antonio, forcing a landing in Monterrey and demanding 100000 in ransom. After releasing most passengers and crew, they fled toward Peru, while authorities secured the cash and investigated the case.
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Elderly face special revitilization challenge in Hayward
A Berkeley study by Cyril Rusema Associates warns that aging residents in Hayward endure more than physical decline. It argues their true needs are intangibles and social inclusion, not just housing or benefits, and proposes community actions such as Golden Age clubs, senior day care substitutes, a senior center, and online job programs. The report opens with a local coroner file noting a 75-year-old retiree found hanged last August.
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Pentagon Papers reveal McNamara urged bombing halt and coalition
The Pentagon papers show Defense Secretary McNamara in 1967 urged halting bombing to seek a political settlement in North Vietnam and, 10 months later, supported a Saigon coalition including Communists. The Times’ seventh Pentagon installment highlights Johnson’s difficulty balancing hawks and doves as the war stretched.
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Nationwide strikes hit U S across industries with widespread disruptions
Strikes spread from Detroit garbage crews to copper mines and shipyards causing layoffs and halted production. Tens of thousands of workers are out, with 14000 Detroit sanitation workers entering day three and garbage piling up at 4500 tons daily. Copper plants in Arizona idled as 39000 workers join the strike, while rail unions threaten a nationwide walkout. Nonunion lifeguards in New York state plan to strike over pay, and Toy maker Mattel faces a walkout at its De Quoin plant.
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Patchy Sage Clouds Shuffle Tonight in South County
Patchy Sage clouds settle over South County tonight then clear by late tomorrow morning. Expect a sunny day ahead with tomorrow’s high near 40 and tonight’s low around 5. Weather page, page 12.
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Bubbles in Blood Kills Soyuz Cosmonauts Reported
Non Soviet sources say rapid depressurization during separation from the Salvo space station caused nitrogen bubbles to form in the blood of cosmonauts Georgy Dehravalsny, Viicliss Lav Volkov and Viktor Palsa yov, matching decompression sickness known as the bends. The death occurred after a 24 day mission, with officials citing embolism as the cause and noting a suspected airtight hatch area as the leak source.
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