Ford veto spurs bipartisan backlash over public works bill
Congress recesses for Fourth of July as President Ford vetoes the Public Works Employment Act. Senators Humphrey and Abzug condemn the move as harmful to jobs and public services while Newark mayor Ken Gibson predicts an override. Griffin and other Republicans criticize federal spending and higher taxes amid inflation concerns. The veto marks Ford's third in four days after recent military construction and oil royalties decisions.
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Legal clash halts Grand Prix funding talks in Long Beach
LEGPA directors refuse further funding while erasing a 400 040 debt and seek relief from creditors. A cash and stock settlement is proposed with a release of claims form. Creditors may gain a say in stockholder meetings but 20 cents on the dollar stock lacks leverage. Fook apologizes for the situation and urges restoration of business viability for the association.
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Police probe over taped conversation on appointing Calkins
Police Officers Association officials said a June conversation opposing Calkins was secretly tape recorded. Deputy Chief Platt ordered an investigation and warned those involved that taping without consent is a felony under penal code section 632. Names of the callers and listeners were not released. several officers reportedly expressed dissent but denied organized opposition.
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Reagan Calls for Real Change in Government Policies
Reagan argued that solving the nation’s mess requires replacing failed ideas with new ones not by reshuffling bureaus. He criticized gunrunning of affirmative action and forced school busing while urging legislation or a constitutional amendment to curb discrimination and restore equal rights.
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Hershey
Carter backer caucus boosts bid for presidency
Governors press caucus endorses Carter mirroring party unity aims. Carter vows to partner with governors and reestablish White House-state relations, while others like Edwards and Ford’s camp position for the looming convention.
Sanitation Strike Continues Amid Union Dispute
Sanitation district general manager says county proposes changes to cleanup times and that supervisory staff will run facilities indefinitely. Two chlorination units in Carson were not operating due to seasonal declines, and a sludge processing unit is idle from prior manpower cuts. County officials deny raw sewage dumping claims and note daily tests show no harbor contamination. About 425 million gallons of sewage and 15,000 tons of garbage are processed daily, with strike pickets at the Joint Water Pollution Control Plant.
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Supreme Court Expands Exclusionary Rule Limits
The court upheld excluding evidence from criminal trials obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment, while weakening federal habeas relief for such evidence. It also ruled on labor strikes in sympathy, admissibility of seized marijuana in civil cases, and allowed some illegally seized evidence in specific civil proceedings.
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Brennan
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