Recall Reagan recall drive launched in California
SACRAMENTO Calif UP A new effort to recall Gov Ronald Reagan was launched Tuesday by the Reagan Recall Committee which filed a petition with Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr requiring 781209 signatures from registered voters for a forced recall election The petition accused Reagan of dividing society raising taxes and hindering environmental efforts with organizers including John L Sporich and regional directors Tom and Sue Schuibal of San Francisco
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Labor leader Chavez-backed farm union bill dropped in California
Labor groups opposed AB 964, an agricultural labor relations bill by Assemblyman Kenneth Cory, which would set a board to oversee organizers and curb some organizing tactics. Cory cited moving forward with better farm worker protections and bargaining rights, while protesters led by Cesar Chavez planned a rally, with opposition from farm groups and agribusiness interests.
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Vasconcellos bill to loosen school code powers
SACRAMENTO AP Local school boards would gain broad new authority to approve programs without legislative action. The Vasconcellos measure, approved by the Assembly, would remove limits in the education code and place the question on the 1972 ballot if the Senate approves. The bills are ACA SL aid AB A732.
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Asseran
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Vasconcellus
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Assembly OKs day care fund bill for welfare mothers
The Assembly backed AB 2% to require counties to establish day care centers for welfare mothers who gain jobs but need child care. The measure, by Assemblyman Johny Miller, would divert welfare funds to run centers, aiding mothers in training programs and boosting welfare revisions.
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Associated Press
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Undercover police on campuses bill dies in committee
Democratic Assemblyman John Miller of Berkeley saw his measure to legalize undercover police agents on college and university campuses die in the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee by a split vote. UCLA Professor Hayden White warned of a state siege by police, while Los Angeles County Sheriff Charles R. Gross defended undercover work to crack down on crime. The bill numbered 148.
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Assembly
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Berkeley
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UCLA
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Los Angeles
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Satchmo Armstrong Dies After Illness in New York
Louis Armstrong, legendary trumpeter and showman known as Satchmo, died at his New York home after kidney and heart trouble. Pallbearers include Ellington Gillespie Bailey Basie Lombardo Crosby with Nixon offering condolences. Armstrong grew up in New Orleans, rose with Kid Ory and Fletcher Henderson, and became a global jazz icon with hits like Mack the Knife and Hello Dolly. He often spoke of a comeback, practicing daily before his death on a Tuesday.
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Student leaders protest Reagan salary vetoes
SACRAMENTO AP eight UC student body presidents tell Gov Reagan they followed his advice and worked within the system yet his veto of professors' salary raises and funds for disadvantaged students leaves them discouraged. They cite establishing offices and constructive channels as alternatives to street action while urging constructive student action.
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California Legislation Review From AGA to Senate Actions
A review of yesterday's legislative activity shows the Assembly approving several measures including AB 23 on teacher vacancies and sick leave, AB SOY proposing district payroll notice requirements, and constitutional amendments affecting unemployment and school director duties. Senate actions included bills on inmate law, paramedics reporting, and a ban on certain turbular highway designs in the Bay Area.
Bay Bridge Bill Advances Amid Bay Area Debate
In Sacramento the Senate sent a measure on the Southgen Crossing and replacements for existing bridges to the Assembly on a 22 to 8 vote. The plan would finance a new span south of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge with an estimated $400 million cost.
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Bay Area
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Caroline Kennedy Arrives in Austria for youth program
Caroline Kennedy daughter of the late President John F. Kennedy arrives in Mayreouten with seven other American children for a week long vacation and language program.
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Austria
ATS
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John F. Renney
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Defector Jakouchin Detained After Beating in Stockholm
34 year old interpreter Mikhail Jakouchin, defected from the Soviet Union, was held in protective detention in Stockholm yesterday after a beating by three unidentified Russians who aimed to kidnap him. He was released from police headquarters but remains under protection.
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Unnion
Stockholm
Jakouchin
World reacts to Armstrong death across jazz world
World of jazz mourns Louis Armstrong after his death in New York. Tass in Moscow calls him a prominent American musician. Duke Ellington, Gene Krupa, Pete Fountain, and others laud his extraordinary style and influence. Paris, Stockholm, Madrid, and London tributes echo his lasting legacy.
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Davis seeks transfer to federal court in Davis case
Angela Davis's attorney asks that the murder and kidnapping case stemming from the Aug. 7, 1970 Marin County courthouse shootout be moved to federal jurisdiction. The petition claims a conspiracy against Davis involving Reagan Nixon and Mitchell to end her UCLA tenure and silence her, with a federal hearing set in San Francisco.
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Air crash cause hinted in Humboldt tragedy
Humboldt County air plant director Taye Zeho hints locked or faulty controls may have caused the June 27 crash of the leased World War II era plane with 27 aboard. He says a foot off the ground moment and possible control clamps could have prevented lift off, while several passengers survived.
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