Reagan plans tax cuts amid federal budget clashes
The article outlines President Nixon's and Reagan's proposals amid federal cuts, noting a potential $85 million state surplus shift, use tax debates, and possible state budget increases. It covers reactions from Assemblyman Bagley, state officials, and the impact on local governments and preschool funding.
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Ruollars
Reagan
Post
Imen
William T. Bagley
San
Anselime
Department of “Health, Education, and Welfare
Nixon
Verne Ort
Kenneth Hall
Wilson Riles
California
Riles
Homecoming of Vietnam prisoners eased by faith and family
A news conference recounts POWs credits three pillars keeping them through captivity faith in God faith in country and hope of reuniting with family The group describes ceasefire news and the Paris accord as reported in camp broadcasts and praises leaders and the public for support. The return flight to Hawaii and onward to the U S included a Valentine themed welcome and a story of a rescued dog adopted during confinement.
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James Mulligan
Pws
Paris
Travis
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Air Force
Haneoi
United States
U.S
Hawaii
Denton
Friends
Hanoi
San Diego
Navy Ia
Edward A._Davis
Leola
Hilton
North Vietnam
Prisoner arrivals at Travis Air Force Base list
Revised tally of American war prisoners arriving Wednesday includes Lt. William Aueri of Yuba City and Maj. Kile Berg of San Diego, with destinations at David Grant Medical Center and other U.S. military hospitals. The roster features service personnel from Air Force, Navy, Army, and Marines, across multiple states, with capture dates ranging 1945 to 1985 and destinations noted at Bethesda, Portsmouth, Lackland, and Glenn medical facilities.
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America
Navy
Jeremiah A. Denton Jr
Virginia Beach
Travis Air Force Base
Raymond A. Wohden
Memphis
Tenn
Daniel James, Jr
Curt Jounson
Tavis Air Force Base
William Areuri
Air Force
Yuba City
Calif
David Grant Medical Center
Trewin Air Force Base
Cali
Kile D. Berg
San Diego
USAF
March Air Force Base
Arthur XN. Black
Bethlehem
Malcolm Grow
Andress Air Force Base
Alan L. Brunstrom
Tacoma
Wash
Travis Air Force
Maj
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Burer
Nockville
Bid
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Terry M. Celoneck
Lewis W. Shattuck
Uo Et Ariz
U.S.A.F. Hospital
Mark A. Smitt
Army
Hawthorne
Tetterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Lary Spencer
Earlham
Towa
Naval Hospitals
Harmond A. Weohdon
Memphis Naval ‘Hospital
Ken Wallington
Overty
Okla
Brooke Ganerst
Stomp
AID Plan Teased For Indochina Reconstruction Aid
State Department officials describe a joint AID commission with equal representation from each side to foster economic relations between the Democratic Republic of North Vietnam and the United States. The plan envisions multilateral aid from the Soviet Union, China, Japan, Western Europe, and the United States, possibly coordinated by the United Nations or World Bank. No dollar figure is set, and any U.S. funds would require Congress approval. The talks follow a Paris cease-fire framework, with Kissinger visiting Hanoi and meeting Tho and Dang.
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Economice Commission
Democratic Republic of North’ Vietnam
United States
State Department
Joint Commission
Indochina
Soviet Union
China
Japan
Europe
United Nations
World Bank
U.S
Congress
Nixon
White House
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Paris
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Tully
Pham van Dang
Tho
White
Ronald L. Zie
Nixon Warns of Energy Crisis Amid Pollution Fight
President Nixon in a nationwide radio preview rejects environmental doom claims yet warns the nation still uses more energy than it produces. He urges higher funding for energy research and development and presses that polluters pay for pollution controls, while acknowledging conflicts with Congress on water pollution funding and environmental programs.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Bombers strike Laos and Cambodia in renewed raids
U S Pacific Forces Command confirmed Wednesday that American aircraft again targeted military sites in Laos and Cambodia. The attacks in Cambodia supported ground forces near Neak Luong on the Mekong River, about 32 miles from Phnom Penh, with no further details released.
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UPT
U.S. Pacific Forces Command
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
U.S. Command Ac
Mekong River
Neak Luong
Pacific Forces Command
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Ziegler
Charles Bray
Coat
ROOS/ATKINS
OS Cerritos Center
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