Birchers Schmitz Rousselet Win Seats
John Schmitz and John Rousselot won House seats in California districts. Schmitz defeated David Hartman by more than two to one in the 35th District amid Nixon country, carrying Orange and San Diego counties and inland cities. Rousselot defeated Myrlie Evers in the 24th District, 62 558 to 29 121, filling unexpired terms of Ott and Lipscomb.
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John Schmitz
John Rousselot
Schmitz
David Hartman
Nixon
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Orange
San Diego County
Oceanside
Carlsbad
Incinitas
la Jolla
Orange County
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Rousselot
Myrlie Evers
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
24Th District
Evers
CSLB Hiring Freeze Triggers Faculty Resentment At Long Beach
An immediate, system wide hiring freeze at California State College at Long Beach due to imminent budget reductions provokes shock among administrators and strong resistance from faculty. The order targets both academic and nonacademic positions, with potential staff cuts and tightened enrollment, amid questions about educational quality and future budgets.
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Donald H. Simonsen
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Action Line Guidance for Long Beach Readers
Action Line offers help with problems and rights. Send questions to Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or call 432 845 between 9 am and 1 pm or after 9 pm Monday through Friday. Questions chosen for broad relevance and usefulness.
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Scouts Arrange Recycling Pickups In Long Beach Area
Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops collect newspapers glass containers and aluminum cans for recycling. Contact the Boy Scouts of America Long Beach Area Council at 401 S 37th St 427-0911 or the Girl Scout Council of Greater Long Beach at 4040 Bellflower Blvd 421-8456 to arrange home pickups.
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Bellflower Blvd
Definition and limits of emancipated minors and parental liability
An emancipated minor is 18 to 20, self supporting and living alone, but emancipation requires a court ruling or being in the armed services or married. Parents’ liability for such a minor’s bills is decided by a court. legally, a minor may leave home at 18 with conditions.
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Long Beach
Action Line
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Armed Services
Two Thirds Bond Vote Nullified by State Supreme Court
SAN FRANCISCO UPI reports the California Supreme Court declared the two thirds vote requirement for bond passage unconstitutional. The unanimous ruling cites the one man one vote provision and overturns the two thirds standard for local bonds. The decision takes effect in 30 days unless appealed and is not retroactive.
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UPI
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Cour
U.S
California
Senate restricts Nixon war power over Cambodia
The Senate approved an antiwar amendment 58 to 37 to bar U S forces from Cambodia without prior congressional approval. Sponsoring lawmakers Church and Cooper aimed to curb U S deployments and funding in Indochina while preserving the president’s commander in chief powers. The measure faces House action where support for Nixon policy remains strong.
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Cambodia
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Vietnam
Indochina
House
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D-Idaho
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Southeast Asia
United States
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D-Ark
Nixon declares no military solution in Cambodia and borders
President Nixon described the Cambodia incursion as a severe setback for Communists and urged negotiation for a just peace. He said U.S. troops are out of Cambodia and will not return, with continued bombing and freedom for South Vietnamese forces to target sanctuaries. An official said Allied forces destroyed about 60 percent of Communist supplies. The aim remains a negotiated peace with justice for all sides.
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Nixon
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Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Long Beach approves PSA air service reversal vote
The City Council voted 5 to 4 to reverse a prior stand against airport expansion at Long Beach Airport. Pacific Southwest Airlines wins permission to lease terminal facilities for intrastate flights and serve San Diego and the San Francisco Bay Area under new conditions.
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PSA
Long Beach
Chuck Sundquist
Pacific Southwest Airlines
San Diego
San Francisco Bay
California budget stalemate stalls state spending plan
California faced a second consecutive day without a state budget as the Assembly and Senate rejected Gov. Reagan's $6.59 billion proposal. Conference committees were named to resume talks, with Democrats calling the plan inadequate and Republicans defending it as a best use of limited funds.
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Assembly
Senate
Gov. Reagan
Reagan
U.S. Threat to Cut Welfare Aid Reaches California
A front page summary notes U.S. officials threaten cutting welfare aid to California amid political tension. Reports on hard hit grape growers prepared to engage in talks, and rising attention to abortion hearings, with broader coverage of national figures and state politics in ensuing pages.
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California
Joe Kennedy
John Tunney
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