California lawmakers weigh gambling expansion and risks
Assembly Government Organization Committee will study legalizing jai alai, greyhound racing, and off track betting as potential state revenue. Assemblyman Leon Ralph says the state should tap possible revenues, excluding casino style operations. other officials oppose lotteries and broad liberalization, citing poor tax policy. Proposals include off track betting on horse racing and a state lottery ban.
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Nevada
Ralph
Thagan
Rey Clared
Edwin Gray
Jess
Gray
Verne Orr
Moretti
California
Las Vegas
Dymally
Senate
Democratic Caucus
New York
Eros Greene
Sacramento
Greene
la Volons
Kissinger Plot Trial Reflected in Federal Case
In central Pennsylvania, three clerics and a former priest held on bond meanwhile face a Baltimore indictment alleging a plot to kidnap Henry Kissinger and bomb government heating systems on Washington’s birthday. Prosecutors seek restraint, while defense cites fear and political motive amid ongoing grand jury proceedings led largely by female jurors.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Archdiocese of
Joseph R. Wenderoth
Neil R. McLaughlin
Anthony Scoblick
Sheban
Frank Gallagher
Harrisburg
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
Jude Michael F. Sheridan
Grand Jury
Specifly
Philip Gan
Lewisburg
George Washington
Kissinger
U.S
Southeast Asia
Berrigan Brothers
Cantanisville
Ple
United States
Washington
CTA Head Urges Reagan To Prove Tenure Claims
California Teachers Association president Margaret Laine urged Governor Reagan to document his State of the State allegation that tenure has become a haven for incompetent teachers. Laine warned that no competent teacher would back such sweeping claims without evidence. In a separate brief item, Gary Redmayne reported burglary in Lakeswood with a windmill burglary and seizure of a tape player and tapes valued at $120.
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Burlingamm
UPI
California Teachers Association
Stonald
Reagan
CYA
Margaret
Lemon Grove
California
Laine
Gary Redmayne
Lakeswood
JAX
Pacific Coast Highway
Naval base cuts eyed as Thurmond probes reserves
The article details Navy base close plans affecting Los Alamitos and other sites, plus Thurmond led hearings on reserve training and retention. It notes Long Beach and San Francisco Bay area facilities, Lemoore Naval Air Station visits, and debates over housing, aviation noise, and readiness.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Long Beach
Naval Station
Chafee
Lemoore Naval Air Station
Washington
Reserve Officers Association
Naval Reserve Association
Sen. Thurmond
Department of Defense
Los Alamitos
Twin- Cities
Minn
Seattle
Wash
Olathe
Kan
Floyd Bennett
N.Y
Priceless Gems Found On Egyptian Mummies In Cairo
A University of Michigan led team finds jewelry and artifacts on 10 of 29 royal mummies in Cairo museum. They identified a mummified adolescent baboon misidentified as a royal child. Findings confirm personal artifacts tied to pharaohs, challenging previous grave-robber related assumptions. Police withdrawn from Tomona schools amid racial tensions while maintaining campus patrols.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
Cairo Musum
James E. Harris
University of Michigan
Cairo Museum
Harris
Bethlehem Stays With Price Hike
Bethlehem Steel Co will not roll back recent price hikes despite White House concern and Nixon administration scrutiny. The 12 to 13 percent increases on four major construction lines take effect March 1, with Bethlehem citing business judgment. Ronald Ziegler said Nixon was deeply concerned, while Lukens Steel followed earlier. U.S. Steel studies the impact as Carr met with CEA chair McCracken hours before the announcement.
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Bethelem
Bethlehem Steel Co
White House
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Bethlehem
Ziegler
Lukens Steel Co
Coatesville
Lukens
U.S. Steel
Stewart
Carr
Paul W. McCracken
President's Council of Economic Advisers
UCLA Clashes Report Violent UCLA Demonstration Details
A California commission report on the May 5 1970 UCLA student demonstration accuses several individuals of arousing violence and documents many injuries. It notes police overreaction and that student actions helped create a hostile scene. The study cites police actions directed at minority students and calls for accountability.
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Ilin Pallee
UCLA
Phare
Charles, E. Young
Eran
Chancellor's Commission
Fragmentary newspaper snippet with delivery notices
A partial OCR segment shows carrier delivery and newspaper mentions for daily and Sunday editions. Names, dates, and readable fragments are sparse, with unclear locations or full event details. The text hints at delivery routes or services but lacks coherent facts to form a complete item.
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William Kistler
Holy
Tadpehita
Ihe Waal Pacly
CTA
Rey
Philip Berrigan
Wenderotis
Sister Malister
Eqbal Atimad
Rev
Neil McLaughlin Anthony Scoblick
Wireihore
Naval Base
San Diego
NAVY
Thesday
Point Mugu
Mugu
Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
Cairo
Tomona
Winton Nelson
L.A. Polite
Tsday
Cena
Golds Carrier Delivery
le Sunda
BiNoat
Walker
Woodruff
Carson
Lakewood
Sya
BankAmericard
4Th and Pine
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