Reagan budget vetoes rock California over holiday weekend
SACRAMENTO AP The governor vetoed a record 514 million in budget items over the holiday weekend triggering Democratic efforts to override. Assembly Speaker Bob Morelli warned of tragic implications for residents and students. Reagan signed the final 6.79 billion budget, vetoing over 100 million in state employee and faculty pay raises, prompting potential wildcat strike talk from the California State Employees Association. Override support exists but requires two thirds in both houses.
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Tahoe fireworks melee disrupts crowd of 500 at El Dorado Beach
Youths threw rocks and bottles during a Tahoe fireworks program at El Dorado Beach, triggering a disturbance among about 500 people. One officer was struck but returned to duty after treatment. several minor injuries reported and eight arrests. Damage limited to smashed car windows and lights. Deputies and highway patrol responded with about two dozen officers.
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Nader to study AAA as Vietnam vets march in Kansas City
Washington UPI report says Ralph Nader will deploy a team of student investigators to scrutinize the American Automobile Association amid claims of consumer neglect on auto safety and pollution. Kansas City meanwhile hosts about 600 Vietnam veterans and supporters marching for an end to the killings in Southeast Asia, ending with a protest at a fountain. An arrested flag desecration incident punctuates the event as protesters vow to stay through Tuesday.
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Agnew Warns of Pinpoint North Vietnamese Attack
Vice President Spiro Agnew told reporters in Singapore that North Vietnam is likely to launch a precise attack that would be used as a public relations coup in the United States. He argued such an action would not change military outcomes but could sway U.S. media perception of the Vietnamization program. He questioned whether the American public would keep the attack in perspective or view it as a defeat for policy.
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Push-ups hospitalize Marine recruits at Parris Island
About ninety recruits at Parris Island were hospitalized after allegedly being forced to do push-ups and other exercises for three to six times longer than allowed. They suffered kidney-related illness but were reported in good condition. Capt. M. R. Arnold said three drill instructors were reassigned pending an investigation into possible training violations. The inquiry will review whether the sessions lasted from 18 to 30 minutes each, five or six times during the disposal period before hospital admission.
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Capwell's Learn to Drive Service Promises Easy Lessons
Capwell's offers a convenient driver education program using the Ted Oakland system. Instructors are licensed and insured, with modern dual control cars available for license tests. Pick up and return to home or office, seven days a week until 9 p.m., with easy appointment scheduling and Charga-plate billing.
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