Reagan Claims National Guard Bombers Resemble Viet Cong
Gov Ronald Reagan, amid a tight security campaign week, compared the National Guard bombers in Santa Barbara to the Viet Cong. He urged outraged talk against hard laborers in Pomona for 18 year olds gaining voting rights, denied being a rich man’s candidate, and visited Santa Barbara where protests erupted earlier in March. Reagan warned of guerrilla tactics, bombings, and assassinations, urging vigilance as campaign officials guarded the armory bombing site. He spoke to nursing home operators, praised hard hat workers in Industry and Poland, and discussed voter age with tractor builders, proposing a citizenship compromise for 18 year olds serving in uniform.
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Tunney Defends Middle America in San Francisco Speech
Democratic Senate candidate Jom V. Tunney lambasted politicians offering slogans over substance and urged a national violence prevention plan. He called for regional intelligence commissions and law enforcement cooperation to combat terrorism while disputing charges from opponent George Murphy about anti crime voting.
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Murphy Tours Bombed Marin Court Seeks Tougher Crime Stand
Senator George Murphy visited the bombed Marin County courtroom and challenged his opponent John Tunney on anti crime votes. Murphy accused Tunney of absence on key measures including the no knock provision and the Organized Crime Control Act, arguing the district’s voters deserve a tougher approach.
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Fourth day of firemen's strike in Sacramento
Sacramento firemen's strike entered its fourth day with no plans to resume negotiations over their salary dispute. Local 522 leader Ken Larson told reporters the more than 400 firefighters will not return to work until a settlement is reached, and the city council declined to meet with the union.
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Riles Calls Overhaul Of California Special Education
Riles, seeking state superintendent, said California has forgotten quality in special education. He warned to resurrect programs from a maze of regulations and criticized 44 state education programs for the handicapped. He urged consolidation, clearer goals and evaluation, and modernization of curricula for the handi capped and mentally retarded.
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Unruh to File Alphabetical Campaign Contribution List
Los Angeles report says Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jess Unruh will file Monday an alphabetical list of every campaign contribution since the primary. He challenges Gov. Ronald Reagan to file a similar list, asserting the public deserves sources for financing despite a $5 reporting threshold.
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Rafferty urges parental drug education drive
California state schools chief Max Rafferty asks for a program of drug education aimed at parents who struggle with drug issues. The proposal frames education as a component of school and family collaboration to curb substance abuse and support children.
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Refinery Blaze Causes 1.25 Million Loss at SOHIO Plant
In Oregon Ohio officials report 1.25 million in damages from a fire at Standard Oil Company of Ohio No 1 refinery sparked by three explosions in the furnace of the major isocracking unit. The furnace built in 1A was a total loss and the cause is not yet determined.
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Ackerman remembered as dean of American journalism
Carl W. Ackerman, 80, former dean of Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and renowned as the dean of American journalism, died Friday. A 1915 Berlin bureau recruit, he shaped Columbia into a practical, newsroom style school and later led a public relations firm before retiring in 1956. He resisted government pressure on FBI files, fought McCarthy, and helped establish foreign journalism schools.
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Salazar family sues LA County over fatal tear gas shooting
The family of Ruben Salazar files a $1.15 million wrongful death claim against Los Angeles County alleging deputies fired a high velocity tear gas projectile into a bar during East Los Angeles rioting. Named defendants include Deputy Thomas Wil Peter Pitchess, Lt. Richard Wallace, and Capt. Tom W. Pinkston. The claim must be rejected before civil action. In Huntington Woods, Michigan, police shift to civilian style uniforms while keeping gear for safety.
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Fiji Proclaims Independence From Britain in Ceremony
Fiji Islands became the world's newest nation after 96 years under British rule. Prince Charles presided as Prime Minister Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara accepted the instruments of independence before about 20,000 in Suva Alert Park. The flag was raised amid rifle salutes and a jet flyover from New Zealand. Mara led the crowd in a traditional response as chieftains shouted Tama. The queen's message cited Britain’s protection in 1874 and mutual trust. Fiji faces ethnic tensions, an economy reliant on sugar, and a growing tourism sector, with imports exceeding exports and a population of about 23,000 in 1950s territory.
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