U.S. Faces First Large Deficit in Years Warned
Committee Secretary Maurice Stans warned the Foreign Economic Policy subcommittee that a worsening international trade performance could push the United States into its first large deficit in 7% years. He said the global economic equations are changing rapidly and profoundly and impacting the United States.
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Longshoremen vote for strike on West Coast
The International Longshore and Warehousemen's Union reports over 90 percent of about 15,000 West Coast longshoremen authorized a strike if needed after the contract expires June 20. Negotiations with the Pacific Maritime Association resume Monday after a three week recess. Final vote tally due next week.
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Corona in hospital with chest pains amid murder case
YUBA CITY AP A hospital spokesman says Juan Corona will not return to jail until at least Monday as tests check heart causes of chest pains that sent him to Sutles County General Hospital a week ago. Doctors warn tests are inconclusive while Corona faces charges for slaying 10 of 25 field workers found buried near Yuba City.
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Year round schooling bill signed in California
SACRAMENTO AP Reagan signed a bill authorizing year round classes in California schools. The plan allows districts to run four 45 day sessions annually with about 18 day vacations. Backed by Sen Clair Burgener the measure aims to ease crowded classrooms and reduce new construction by maximizing school building use beyond summer.
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Cosmonauts Reach 300 Orbits In Space Station
Three Soviet cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev marked 300 Earth orbits aboard the Salyut space station after 20 days in orbit setting a record. They conducted atomic particle experiments and tested electronic resonance in high frequency fields while TV footage showed Dobrovolsky and Volkov with bushy beards. Patsayev remained clean shaven. Tass reported most of Friday was spent on the resonance experiments.
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Hoffa seeks parole hearing after split with Teamsters
James R Hoffa asks the US Parole Board to reconsider its March 31 denial of parole for mail fraud and jury tampering. George J Reed says a hearing could occur July 7 if two members find new substantial evidence. Hoffa had just severed ties with Teamster affiliates and announced he would not run again as international union president.
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James Fi. Soff
George J. Reed
Parole Board
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Federal Penitentiary
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Hoffa
International Union
Public hearing set in firing of Air Force whistleblower
A former Defense Department employee fired after revealing a 2 billion Air Force cost overrun on the C h a e v a p plane seeks an open hearing. William O Day ordered a hearing for Ernest Fitzgerald, with Bryant urging the Civil Service Commission to allow press and public access. Fitzgerald, fired Jan 1, 1840, argues the hearing was retaliatory and unconstitutional secrecy.
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Sacramento Sacramental Summary Of State Budget And Bills
A scrambled Sacramento summary notes a legislative huddle on a governor backed plan for revenue and education funding. It cites state superintendent duties, public property fees for campers, and computerization of law enforcement systems. It mentions Senate concurrence on budget bills and a push to authorize school district financings and grade crossing cost sharing.
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Three days left to pass California budget in Sacramento
The Legislature has three working days to agree on a new state budget. A six member conference committee met Friday to reconcile Assembly and Senate versions for the year starting Thursday but recessed with no major decisions. Negotiators noted broad discussions as they seek a compromise acceptable to both chambers and parties. If no budget is enacted, funds to pay day to day government bills could halt when Reagan signs by Wednesday midnight.
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Uhler Denies Misuse of Federal Funds in Antipoverty Office
Sacramento reports that Lewis Uhler, director of California's Antipoverty Office, denied improper or political use of $100,000 in federal funds. An auditor cited $388,075 improperly documented and $2,101 spent on telegrams for Sen George Murphy's re election bid, while Uhler and agency officials argued the charges reflect a different view and in kind contributions, with calls for dismissal from Rep Waldie.
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UPI
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Draft call may not be filled in time
Washington officials said the July draft call could be short of needed recruits as the current draft law nears expiration next week. Defense Secretary Laird asked for 7,000 to be drafted in June and 16,000 in July and August while aides warned the timing may push back quotas. Congress plans to extend the draft two more years but conference committees begin work to resolve differences between bills.
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UPI
Selective Service
Foday
Defense
Melvin Rt. Laird
Congress
Man bites dog in small Missouri town
Lula Scroggins said she and a friend were picking greens when Newton Foster appeared, announced he had bitten Shoo Shoo, Baby, her neighbor reported he planned to bite another dog, and Foster was arrested on disorderly conduct by biting after the incident in Sedalia.
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UPI
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UC President Hitch denounces Reagan class time law plan
University of California President Charles Hitch criticized Governor Reagan’s proposal to require nine hours per week in the classroom as an extreme political intrusion. Hitch noted professors average 11 hours weekly across teaching, grading, research, and student contact, and warned the plan could imperil the university’s budget.
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Commonwealth Club
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Firth
Conflicting Mine Blast Readings Cloud Gas Danger
In Sylmar, California, two miners testified methane levels in a tunnel reached alert stage at least ten times before a fatal explosion killed 17 workers. They said gas readings caused halts, conflicting with company claims no reading neared one percent.
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Outdated sex laws protest at Sacramento Capitol rally
About 2 000 people gathered at the California State Capitol to demand reform of what organizers called outdated sex laws. The march drew speakers including Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr and Assemblyman John Burton, while weather officials attributed the halo and cirrus clouds to high altitude ice crystals. The crowd supported a bill by Brown to legalize sexual activity between consenting adults in private, though lawmakers worried about being accused of gayness.
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UPI
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