Senate Democrats Push Alternative Tax Relief Plan
In California, Senate and Assembly move to enact a Democratic rival to Governor Reagan’s property tax relief. The package expands local aid, funds a San Joaquin County mental retardation clinic, and raises foster care payments while preserving a planned sales tax cut, with changes timed against city and county needs.
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Senate
Democrats
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Reagan
Alan Short
Stockton
San Joaquin County
Governor vetoes county civil process bill in California
Governor Ronald Reagan vetoed a bill that would have made civil process serving the sole responsibility of the marshal in Los Angeles and San Diego counties. He said the issue concerns local government and should be decided locally, citing no overriding need for statewide policy.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
San Diego
Reagan
Rockefeller and Kirk Endorse Rockefeller Bid for President
Florida Governor Claude Kirk withdrew his favorite son bid and endorsed Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican nomination. Rockefeller called Kirk a potential vice presidential candidate at a Miami news conference and said no deal had been made. Delegation splits in Florida showed Nixon, Reagan, and Kirk leading. Rockefeller aimed to win over more delegates. Other items note McCarthy in Seattle seeking Washington state support, Humphrey's foreign policy statement, Nixon backers in sports and entertainment, Wallace security, Lindsay support, and a fire destroying Archlace Co. plant in Gardena California.
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United Press International
Claude Kirk
Florida
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kirk
Miami
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
McCarthy
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Seattle
Washington State
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
San Francisco
Soviet Union
New York
Larry MacPhail
Parnelli Jones
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Johnny Weismuller
Ted Williams
Eddie Arcaro
Wallace
George Wallace
Whitman
Mass
Rockland
Lindsay
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Milwaukee
California backs loans for low income housing
The Assembly approved by 6n-4 a measure to back up loans for low income housing and create a California mortgage agency authorized to issue up to 430 million dollars in revenue bonds. The state would acquire mortgages from banks to encourage lending and would offer loans to construct or repair homes with family labor and state technical help.
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Assembly
Senate
Robert R. Monagan
R-Tracy
California
Banks
Savings and Loan Associations
Obituary notices and births from local area records
Local vital statistics list multiple deaths from Seal Beach Los Alamitos and surrounding towns with addresses and dates. Also records hospital notices and a long column of births by the Bellflower and Los Alamitos area hospitals with names and dates through July.
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the Ann
Los Alamitos
Bissell — J. Agnes
Annandale Drive
Seal Beach
Bouy — Mossie S
Bolsa Ave
Midway City
Brashears
James F
Bruce — Russell G
Cee Way
Mountain Ave
Lowell St
Stanton
Mortenson
Ida Sei
Elm Ave
Plane Hijacker Perils Eastland and Others
The hijacker aboard the plane threatened Eastland and a stewardess then moved toward the cockpit as FBI agents pursued. The suspect, identified as Richards, demanded Havana and was later captured in Miami after a gun was displayed on a separate Key West to Miami flight. Eastland alone exited in Miami.
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Eastland
Elaine Hawes
Dines
Miami
Cletis Massangill
Havana
Council Approves Pay Hikes Amid City Debate
The council narrowly approves raises for city staff including the prosecutor's office amid clashes between Crow and Bond. Crow and Sullivan oppose the prosecutor raises while the rest back the action. Other approved increases include city manager 8.1 percent and City Auditor Courson 8.1 percent.
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Murray T. Courson
Starr
Sullivan
Crow
Mansell
Drink-Drive Law Extends to Private Property
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a bill extending drunken driving laws to cover violations on private property. The measure by Assemblyman W. Craig Biddle Riverside makes drunken driving the same crime whether on public highways or private premises.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
W. Craig Biddle
R. Riverside
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Exeter
George Miller Jr
D Martinez
Miller
John L. Burton
Burton
Rocky
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Gardena
Ralph Russell
Archlace Co
Crenshaw Blvd
Bellwood General Hospital
Backus
Bell Arbor Road
Lakewood
BELL
A.R
Santa Ana
Bellflower
Johnson
Haston Oe
Morales
Wilcox Ene Cudahy
BOMAR
L. D
San Mateo St
Paramount
Vander Plas
E. H
Reeves Avenue
Ham
South Flower St
Orange
Westmoreland
Ninth St. Apt. No
Buena Park
Fernandez
P.G
Close St
Whittier
Peters
D.A
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Davenport
Iowa
Cedar Street
Verkaik
Cerritos
Horton
J.G
Proseeet Avenue
F.P
Rm Rose Feet
Belitioner
ST. Mary’s
James S
Rutgers Ae
Terrary
Lyndon Kee
Mr. & the C
James R
Whiting Woods
Glendale
Garcia
Herman
Watson
Cypress
Harvey
Robert E
Howerd Ave
Butz
Steven D
Loma Ave
Harrington
Arthur W
East 63Rd St
Magallanes
Americard
Cremer
W. Cowles
WESTY
William Westmoreland
White House
U.S
Vietnam
Army
Memphis
Richards
Smith
St. Petersburg
Fla
Council
Bond
Mr. Bond
Crow Sullivan
Margaret L. Moore
R. E
Pat) Corbett
Leonard Putnam
Councilman Bond
Welch’s
Welch's
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
ALL Stars
Orange County All Stars
BUICK
Long Beach Blvd
Voice of
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Paramount Blvd
Shakey's Pizza
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