Dayan cites gains as UN Jerusalem vote riles world
The 122 nation General Assembly backed by 99 to 0 a Pakistani resolution declaring Israel's annexation of Jerusalem illegal. Twenty nations abstained including the United States. Vatican officials urged full internationalization of Jerusalem. Israel warned no surrender of the Old City and pressed for direct talks and demilitarization of the Sinai Desert. King Hussein met with Pope Paul VI in Rome as cease fire talks loom. Meanwhile 5,000 Arab refugees daily leave the West Bank despite warnings they cannot return after August 10.
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Deny Funds Cut Meals In Hospital
A Sacramento area report notes a state hospital will serve two hot meals daily instead of three. Business Manager L. C. Wayne of De Witt State Hospital says the change was the solution, while a State Mental Hygiene Department spokesman says it was planned months earlier. Governor Reagan stated the meal shift was planned before any economy moves.
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Reagan to Demos to Slash More
Reagan and Democrats clash over budget cuts and a proposed tax program. The Assembly postponed veto override votes as Republicans refused to support the measure and the debate centered on large-scale tax funding for education and mental health programs. Reagan warned of further cuts if the tax bill fails, while Democrats press to restore the cut funding and consider a tax plan in the billion-dollar range.
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Reagan cool to third party candidates in California
Gov Ronald Reagan said he dislikes third party movements but showed little concern that California Republican William Fenn Pattick was chosen as vice president by the Patriotic Party. The party also nominated George Wallace for president. Also, an Assembly Ways and Means panel advanced a school finance bill to add 475 million dollars for education, financed by a one cent sales tax increase.
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Executions Blocked in Pending California Appeal
A petition seeks to halt scheduled executions of Edward Arguello 57 William Tahl 29 Russell Smith 36 Frederick Saterfield 54 and F Talbot 27 while awaiting ruling. The case argues denial of counsel access, juror exclusion bias, lack of death penalty guidelines, and potential cruel punishment.
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Reagan Plans Sign Bill on Horseracing Reform
SACRAMENTO UPn reports Governor Reagan backs daytime horse racing and opposes night harness racing in a single bill. He said he would sign if passed by the legislature, despite opposition from church groups who warn of a possible repeal or change by initiative. The measure, already passed by the Assembly, includes an urgency clause to take effect immediately upon signing.
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Nurse Gofed Switches Infants Four Years Later Reunites
In Otsu Japan a nurse mixed up two newborns four years ago. Parents misled by physical differences raised the children separately. Blood tests confirmed the swap and the families were reunited with their real offspring. Doctors and officials supported the process. the families said they would not visit again.
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Baja California search for Border Patrolmen killers widens
UPI reports Baja California authorities pursue four fugitives in connection with the June killings of U.S. Border Patrolmen George Azrak and Theodore Newton. FBI San Diego notes the ten most wanted list remains unresolved as arrests and sightings, including an Army surplus ambulance possibly linked to two women, are investigated near San Felipe and Santa Rosalia.
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Baja California Leads Narrowing in Fugitive Search
Reports from Baja California point to several leads as authorities track fugitives. The search spans El Rosario southward, 211 miles from the border, with Mexican Secret Service agents pursuing sightings near San Felipe. An El Rosario woman described a jeep through the area, with two men later identified as Victor Bono and Ferencio Matiung from photographs.
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