Citizens Poll Favors Cutting Foreign Aid to Reduce Costs
A Los Angeles poll of 701 Southern California businessmen shows 4 percent favor cutting foreign aid to cut federal spending and taxes while 49 percent want a cut, 4 percent prefer current levels, 5 percent want an increase, and 18 percent undecided. The survey, for the U S Chamber of Commerce, was discussed at a national chamber meeting on economy affecting taxes, farm programs, labor relations, education, and foreign aid. John S Coleman urged vigilant congressional scrutiny beyond elections, warning against a shift from free market principles toward welfare state ideas.
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Four Jailed on Separate Check Counts
Four men arrested in December were sentenced to county jail terms Monday by Superior Judge Leach Vasey on bad check charges. Anthony Tomas Anastor 34 of Pasadena received a one year term for forgery after authorities said he passed $1,000 in checks using a blank employer check. Wesley James Maloney 41 of 3712 E Anaheim Street was given 11 months for stealing checks and cashing vouchers totaling 200. Darrell Wayne Edge 23 of 1610 N Van Ness Avenue Compton and Fidel Perez Moreno 26 of 337 Amar Street San Pedro drew four month terms. Edge was placed on five year probation for issuing checks backed by insufficient funds after cashing 45 checks totaling 900 in Long Beach Compton and Lynwood. Moreno passed about 20 checks ranging from 20 to 12 dollars in San Pedro and vicinity.
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Seaton Plans Hawaii Trip to Clear Issues
Secretary Seaton plans a Hawaii trip to address internal problems and discuss statehood and governance. Reports indicate the trip was being considered this month, with speculation about its purpose and timing.
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Lie Test to Determine Who Sides in Divorce Case
Chicago report on a domestic dispute where Mr and Mrs Schiffman seek to resolve back alimony with a lie detector test. Judge Julius Miner ordered the test to decide if Schiffman paid support and to identify who is truly telling the truth in the contested alimony matter.
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