Huge School Bill Clears Assembly, Goes to Senate
The measure passed Assembly 64 to 12 and heads to the Senate amid uncertain prospects. Gov. Reagan opposes the funding and his $3 billion tax plan will be voted on this week, with Unruh’s rewritten bill aiming at property tax relief via district wealth-based distribution and school funding boosts.
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Congo Hostage Rescue as U.N. Warns on Tshombe Plot
The Congo UN envoy accuses mercenaries recruited in Belgium and trained in Angola of planning to restore Moise Tshombe. Tshombe, held in Algiers, faces extradition and possible death sentence. Three U.S. Air Force transports head to Kisangani to rescue white hostages from hardline mercenaries.
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Mrs. Wagner Trails Puff Derby Fliers in Tulsa
In the 21st Powder Puff Derby, three planes battled bad weather as pilots from Wichita and Palos Verdes Estates led early legs toward Tulsa Oklahoma. Pat McEwen and Marilyn Copeland headed the Tulsa segment while Judy Wagner previously led arrivals in Cincinnati and Springfield, with 16 planes disqualified by thunderstorms marking the race as the largest off course adjustment to date.
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Reagan speaks on welfare at Sacramento conference
Governor Reagan urged clear welfare fraud definitions while addressing a Sacramento welfare conference. Fifteen recipients and a social workers union protested, asking for dignity and self determination as he noted tax burdens on the working poor and victims of fraud.
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Seek Killers of Agents in Southland Continued from Page A-1 2
Alfred and unknown Montoya give accounts to Hermosillo authorities after a Border Patrol encounter in Calexico with 840 pounds of marijuana. They allege Bono and Mallong followed, then opened fire. Beverly Hills attorney Barry Tarlow says Mallong’s family retained him to avoid coercion as a fugitive’s rights case develops.
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Execution Ruling Stays Amid Death Row Delays
Four condemned men in California won extensions as the 9th Circuit refused to lift a halt on executions through Aug. 3. Edward Arguello and three others face stayed sentences while a hearing on broader legal challenges proceeds, with 54 remaining on death row awaiting later dates or appeals.
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Alaska
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Los Angeles
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Oxnard
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Robert Peckham
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
California Supreme Court Applies Miranda Rule to Retrial
In a 4 3 decision the court held that Doherty’s retrial must follow the Miranda protections, even though the crime and first trial occurred before June 1966. The ruling reaffirmed a defendant’s right to silence and to counsel under the Miranda decision.
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Tax Assessments Jump Spark Local Reaction and Budget Talk
County wide assessments rise sharply with Torrance and other Long Beach-area cities showing large increases. Officials note the final property tax rate will drop to about 5.9 cents from 14.6, while total bills may stay similar due to higher valuations. Notices mailed in August with appeals due Sept 25 to Nov 27.
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Torrance
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Long Beach
Artesia
Avaton
Bellflower
Cerritos
Compton
Downey
Garden
Calgary Stampede Parade Draws 175000 Crowd
Police estimated 175000 people crowded Calgary streets for the annual Stampede parade along a 30 block downtown route, creating a record turnout and tight conditions for spectators and marchers.
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Los Angeles County Summer Labor Force Rises
Los Angeles area employment climbs to a record 2,995,600 last month, up 17,700 from May as youths seek summer work. Unemployment also grows from 138,100 to 162,300, about 4.7 percent of the workforce. Meanwhile in LA Puente, ten county fire units contained a brush blaze to five acres.
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Peter Weinberger
LA Puente
Alired’s Restaurant Claims Fast Spreading Fame in Long Beach
A Little Bird Sent Me promotes Alired’s at 45th and Atlantic in Bixby Knolls Shopping Center Long Beach. Chef Boussiere creates marvelous dishes and wine pairings for a feast fit for a king. Call 423-6438 to reserve a table.
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