California districts consider suit over federal aid deductions
A group of California school districts weighing legal action against the state over deductions from federal aid for impacted areas. The attorney said the state reduces federal funds before passing to districts, frustrating the federal act which intended extra aid. Decisions on scope, timing, and participating districts would come next month.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
United Press International
Delta Water Quality Push Accelerates Hearings
SACRAMENTO state officials quicken efforts to settle delta water quality amid federal pressure. Udall endorses California policies, and the Water Resources Control Board schedules July hearings to meet a mid 1970 deadline. A blue ribbon panel urged updating statewide standards as conservationists warn of saltwater intrusion harming farms and recreation.
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Three Girls to Stand Trial as Adults in Haight Org y Case
In San Francisco three juvenile suspects Beatrice Churchwell Pamela Brian and Sandra King all 16 to 17 were ordered by Juvenile Court Judge Raymond A OConnor to be tried as adults in the case of 19 year old Ann Jimenez found dead after a Haight Ashbury orgy on December 27 Authorities said the group fled using false names and the judge called the testimony brutal and shocking while police described a three hour ordeal ending in Jimenez endured brutal abuse over a false theft accusation.
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UPI
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Raymond A. O’connor
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Pamela Brian
Sandra King
O’connor
Jimenez
State Budget Ends $70 Million Above Plan
Sacramento reports the final fiscal year budget totaled 5.7697 billion, about 70 million over the 5.70 billion initial budget. The general fund ended with a 105.11 million deficit on June 30 after Reagan vetoes and legislative appropriations.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Reagan
California Bicentennial Float Leads Inaugural Parade
Sacramento reports the California float leading Nixon's inaugural parade will celebrate 1769 1969 with the theme The Call to California 1769 Forward Together 1969. Pioneer figures Father Junipero Serra and Don Gaspar de Portola appear among the representations.
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California
Nixon
State Chamber of Commerce
Reagan Sees Senate Club Surviving Test
Gov Ronald Reagan said he doubts a group of young Democratic senators can break the Senate’s club like tradition. He noted he does not expect significant disruption to his programs. Senator George Moscone plans to seek the Democratic floor leader post to lead the challenge.
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Senate
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento Metropolita
Los Angeles
George Moscone
D-San___ Francisco
Reinecke Reveals Liberal Sympathy as California Lieutenant Governor Nominee
Sacramento confirms Ed Reinecke a former Democrat who still leans toward liberal aims. He spoke with reporters after a fog-delayed press conference with Reagan, praised the opportunity, and said he will act independently as lieutenant governor once sworn in.
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Ed Reinecke
Ronald Reagan
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Dapper Reinecke
Reinecke
Gump's San Francisco store to be acquired by Collier MacMillan
Collier MacMillan announced a principal agreement to acquire Gumps, San Francisco specialty shop, for an undisclosed cash and notes payment. The fire that destroyed art objects worth 1.225 million and damaged the building a quarter of a million dollars had closed the store since December 22. President Richard B. Gump said the sale was not related to the fire and the store would reopen soon.
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MacMillian
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Richard B. Gump
Capitol gloom as assembly aides seek modest dress
Report from Sacramento notes gloom in the Capitol after Republicans gain control. Assembly Rules Chair Eugene Chappie urges modest attire for messenger girls, supervisor Norma Wiley interprets this as fewer miniskirts, eliciting mixed reactions from staff and lawmakers.
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