State budget hidden retirement costs threaten balance
Merrifield and the auditor general warn that the 1969-70 fiscal report omits massive general fund obligations to retirement systems. They say reserves are inadequate and current budgets fail to include accruing costs, risking rising state debt. Assemblyman Barnes proposes a 135 million annual general fund appropriation for 30 years and an 8 percent salary contribution by teachers and staff.
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Merrifield
General Fund
Reagan
Richard Barnes
San Diego
State General Fund
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Four men plead guilty in Long Beach burglary case
Four men admitted guilt in Long Beach Superior Court for burglarizing the Golden West Pipe and Supply Co. in Signal Hill and handling stolen items. Leonard L. Perras, 49, received a five year prison sentence for the burglary, while Harold Jack Mendes, 56. Nick Kuvelis, 34. and Terry Lee Mense r, 20, face sentences on June 21 for receiving stolen property.
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Long Beach Superior Court
Signal Hill
Leonard L. Perras
Golden West Pipe & Supply Co
Freeman Ave
Harold Jack Mendes
Bombardier Ave
Norwalk
Nick Kuvelis
E. Edgefield St
Cerritos
Terry Lee Menser
New York Ave
Capitol bombing probe looms as Bacon arrested in Washington
FBI swarms Capitol area after a 19 year old activist connected to the May Day Collective is arrested on Capitol bombing suspicions. Authorities describe a broader plan by the group to disrupt federal operations next week, with warrants issued and a $100,000 bond deemed fair.
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Miss Bacon
Sirica
George H. Boldt
Seattle
Kathy Wilkerson
Washington
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago Seven
Jerry Rubin
Capitol Hill
Rubin
New York
Suspect Leslie Bacon Portrayed as Doing What She Thinks Is Right
Mrs. John Bacon defends her daughter Leslie a 19 year old seen as a material witness in the Capitol bombing case. In Washington she stayed at a hotel suite and rode in a Cadillac while agents listened to Aretha Franklin. Leslie denied links to Seattle the grand jury and said she helped organize peace demonstrations.
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FBI
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Hirschkop
Pit‘kin
Pitkin
Atherton
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Washington
U.S
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The
San Francisco
Leslie
Sacred Heart Convent
Canada College
Bank bombings target Bank of America amid radical letters
A wave of bombings hits multiple Bank of America branches across California and nearby areas. Officials reported gunpowder odor at one site as a bomb squad investigated. Self-proclaimed youthful radicals claim credit, citing capitalist exploitation.
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Bank of America
Protesters meet IRS officials amid Capitol Hill march
Five protesters identified as Lyn Seltzer Morris F Alexander Sally Marx Michael Babcock and Barbara Deming confer with IRS Commissioner Randolph W Thrower after a mass peace march at Capitol Hill. Demonstrators urge tax money opposition to Indochina war while religious leaders call for nationwide prayer and fasting.
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IRS
Randolph W. Thrower
Lyn Seltzer
New York City
Morris F. Alexander
Sally Marx
New York
Michael Babcock
Bradford
Barbara Deming
Monticello
N.Y
Central Intelligence Headquarters
McLean
George S. MaeGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
Pentagon
Justice Department
War Hawks
Judge urges Ungaro jury toward verdict in murder trial
Jurors in the Ward murder case, after 11 hours of deliberation, received extra instructions and were ordered to resume at 9:30 a.m. The defense objected, claiming pressure on two holdouts. Antonio Ungaro, 57, once linked to San Pedro bookmaking, was found knifed in his Park Western Drive apartment. Burglars stole a TV and radio from Roland Price at 1371 Redondo Ave, valued at $320, reported in Long Beach.
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Oscar Columbus Ward
Roland Price
Redondo Ave
Ward
Kenneth Aid Jr
Roy J. Brown
Antonio
Tony Frank” Ungaro
San Pedro
Park Western Drive
Five radicals clash with Fulbright panel in heated hearing
Washington UPI reports five radical protesters harangued the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for two hours as lawmakers denounced disruption at a hearing. The youths accused officials of aiding the administration while witnesses including Chip Marshall and Susan Gregory rejected such claims.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Marshall
Angela Davis seeks disqualification of judge in trial
Angela Davis petitions California Supreme Court to overturn lower court rulings refusing to disqualify Judge Alan R. Lindsay from her murder and kidnapping trial. The request was denied by Judge Winslow Christian of the state Court of Appeal after a brief hearing.
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San Francisco
UPI
Angela Davis
California Supreme Court
Alan R. Lindsay
Winslow Christian
State Court of Appeal
Tustin black to get high Navy post
President Nixon announced his intent to nominate Civil Service Commission Chairman James E. Johnson to be assistant secretary of the Navy for manpower and reserve affairs. Johnson, 35, will succeed James D. Hittle and has a long record in California and the Marine Corps. The NAACP urged a legislative committee to fully investigate the civil service system for minority representation.
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UPI
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Johnson
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Civil Service Probe
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