Reagan Reluctantly Signs 134 Million School Aid Bill
Gov Reagan signed a 134 million school aid measure with reluctance noting one time surplus funds. The bill adds to 1.3 billion already to districts and directs potential surpluses to disadvantaged students ghetto schools and junior college instruction.
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Reagan
Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Victor V. Veysey
R-Brawley
Stephen P. Teale
D-Railroad Flat
Violence Breaks Out As Catholics Protestants Clash
Catholic and Protestant factions clash with machine gun posts and rooftop gunmen in Civil Street area. About 150 Catholics and 300 Protestants exchange 15 shots. one Catholic is wounded. Police observe as British troops arrive soon after.
Ship Fire Drives Injuries as Belfast Unrest Surges
A fire aboard a ship near the Catalina Terminal injures Public Health Service and ship repair workers, while Northern Ireland erupts in sectarian violence. British troops deploy in Belfast and Londonderry as Dublin mobilizes reserves and UN peacekeeping options are urged by Irish Premier Jack Lynch.
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Public Health Service
Ted Kalivas
Granada Hills
Carl A. Sanders
Spring Valley
Leroy Fallon
el Monte
Anthony J. Amelio
San Francisco
Memorial Hospital
Mario Thelmer
Broad St
Westminster
James Stevins
Richmond
Ronald Turek
Ross Place
Wilmington
Jack W. van der Werker
McDonald Ave
Robert B. McNeil
Vuelta Grande Ave
Long Beach
Edward D. Thomas
Lakmne Ave
Robert’ FE. McBride
W. 22Nd St
San Pedro
Dan E. Childs
Crest Circle
Daniel G. Miller
Grant St
Dublin
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Jack Lynch
United Nations
Details Emerge in Lennon Robbery Homicide Case
Police report the victim, 54 year old Lennon, was shot three times Tuesday at the Marina Del Rey golf range where he taught. Witness Watson Counsil described a gunman leaping from behind a car, engaging Lennon, and fleeing in a white and blue Oldsmobile Cutlass or F-85. The suspect, alias Marvin Edward Major or C. W. Young, is described as 6 foot 2, 190 pounds, with blue eyes and unkempt brown hair and is considered armed and extremely dangerous. Police urge immediate contact if spotted.
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Lennon
Marina del Rey
Watson Counsil
Lt. Higbie
Young
Marvin Edward Major
C. W. Young
Higbie
Traffic Victims Reach Into Nor Cal and Local Crashes
A series of fatal accidents claimed lives in Stanton and Pacific Palisades. Frank P Whatley 50 of Compton died when a northbound Newport Freeway car crashed into a Santa Clara overpass abutment, decapitated. In Huntington Beach a 23 year old uncle Rosario Cazarez rolled over his niece in a driveway. the child died on arrival at Stanton Community Hospital. Whatley’s death occurred in a separate Pacific Palisades cliff plunge involving Charles Seales and Iris Scales and Chris Crawford family members. car rolled off Sunset Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway into the surf. Rescue efforts confronted heavy waves.
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Katella Ave
Stanton
Frank P. Whatley
Compton
Dye
Newport
Santa Clara
Orange County
Newport Beach
California Highway Patrol
Cazarezz
Rosario Cazarezz
Huntington St
Huntington Beach
Stanton Community Hospital
Whatley
Pacific Palisades
Charles Seales
Los Angeles
Iris
Greensboro
N.C
John Crawford
Portia
Christine
Scales’ Auto
Sunset Boulevard
Pacific Coast Highway
Federal actions urged to curb drug smuggling and demand
Los Angeles hearings examine cross border drug flow and price surges as marijuana and pills flood markets. Lynch lists five federal steps including bonding requirements and export control, while Tunney pushes border inspectors and drug detection research. Representative Hanna joins as La hearings compare medical chemical research funding.
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California
Lynch
Department of Commerce
California-Mexico
U.S
San Ysidro
Tijuana
Tunney
Vitamin A Tested in Surgery Healing
Doctors at the University of California San Francisco Medical Center report experiments using vitamin A to aid wound healing in patients on cortisone. Researchers H Paul Erlich and Thomas K Hunt note potential benefits and call for caution until more is known about interactions and metabolic effects.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California
San Francisco Medical Center
H. Paul Erlich
Thomas K. Hunt
National Institute of General Medical Sciences
National Science Foundation
Hunt
Classified Ad Time Lets You Sell Your Business
Prompt action with an advertisement to sell a business. Dial HE 2 5059 to place a classified ad now.
Objector's Sentence Affirmed by U.S. Military Court
The U.S. Court of Military Appeals affirmed Air Force Captain Dale E. Noyd’s court martial conviction for disobeying orders by refusing to train pilots for Vietnam duty. He received one year hard labor and a fine equal to a year’s pay. the court held conscientious objection rights do not extend to those who have military status.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Air Force
Dale E. Noyd
Vietnam
Noyd
Hearing Set in Kennedy Case Autopsy Request
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania hearing set for August 25 on the request to exhume and autopsy Mary Jo Kopechne as part of a inquest into Senator Edward Kennedy's Chappaquiddick accident. Dinis argues autopsy essential for the inquest and to reassess the scene findings.
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Kennedy
Wilkes-Barre
Edmund Dinis
Mary’ Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Blythe Evans
Luzerne County
John Flanagan
John O'Connor
Wilkes- Barre
Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Flanagan
Kopechnes
Dinis
Donald Mills
Mills
Dukes County
Mass
Peace Rally Ban Upheld by Judge
A federal judge in Los Angeles refused to overturn a California state ban on a Peace Action Council rally planned for San Clemente Beach State Park. Judge Albert Lee Stephens Jr ruled the rally could harm plants and disturb nearby park employees, keeping the prohibition in place while the activists pursue further federal action.
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Los Angeles
State Department of Parks and Recreation
San Clemente
Nixon
Peace Action Council
Stephens
James Whitehead
State Parks’ District Six
A.L. Wirin
Fred Okrand
ACLU
Dep. Atty
Charles B. McKesson
Jurist
Peace Council
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Catalina Air and Sea Terminal
Charles Stilwell
Catholic Falls Road
Shankill Road
Catholic
Hooker Street
Belfast
Londonderry
Queen Elizabeth
England
Irish Sea
Ment
Alameda
Colorado
Bernard Brominski
L.A
Border Station
Mexico
Treasury Department
San Diego
Richard Hanna
Santa Ana
By Ira Rifkin
Experi
Bernard C. Brominski
Luzerne County Common Pleas Court
New Bedford, Mass
Edgartown
Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Larksville
Trav
Moral Hospital
Kings County
Stephen
Wirin
Okrand
U.S. Dist
David W. Williams
KitchenAid
E. Artesia Bivd
Bellflower
Dale Carnegie
THE
Lafayette
Broadway & Linden
Bruce Barton
Porshic Institute of Leadership
Curtis-Wright Corp, Abbott Laboratories
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp
Paper-Mate Pen Co
Johnson & Johnson
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Co
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