Reagan Concedes Unruh Amendments to Tax Bill
Sacramento UPI Gov Ronald Reagan agrees to back Assembly changes to his 1 billion tax bill incorporating Jesse Unruhs school aid and property tax relief plan. Agreement aims for swift passage and revenue certainty before Aug 1, with $145 million for school aid this year and $300 million next year split between school relief and other aid.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
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Unruh
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Assembly Democrats
Tower House
Seven State Boards Accused as Fronts
The Life Hoover Commission on Thursday accused at least seven licensing and professional boards of operating as fronts for hidden interests, alleging influence over licensing processes and professional standards. The report singles out boards tied to state agencies, urging reforms and stricter oversight to curb potential conflicts of interest.
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Sacramento
UPI
Life Hoover Commission
Loyalty oath bill blocked by committee in Sacramento
Assemblyman James A. Hayes charged political maneuvering by Assemblyman John L. Burton to influence a loyalty oath vote. Bear withdrew support at a late hour, prompting Hayes to claim strategic obstruction. A 5 to 4 committee vote fell short of the six votes needed for approval.
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James A. Hayes
Long Beach
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Hayes
John L. Burton
San Francisco
Burton
Willie L. Brown
Frederick L. Bear
San Diego
Bear
California bill bans groups with loaded guns on streets
The Assembly sent Governor Reagan a bill banning groups carrying loaded firearms from city streets. The measure, approved 629 Senate amendments, carries an urgency clause and would take effect upon Reagan’s signature. It bars carrying loaded weapons in places where discharging is illegal, and was strengthened after a May 2 protest by the Black Panther Party.
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Power House
Senate
Black Panther Party For Self Defense
Fires Ignite Camp Pendleton Area Prompt Brush Blazes
Two fast moving fires about 15 miles apart on the northern Camp Pendleton coast burned hundreds of acres. The larger Roblar Canyon blaze exceeded 600 acres and was held by 300 Marines and 16 civilians, while a 300 acre San Onofre fire was controlled by 35 Marines and five civilians. An additional 10 acre fire near Eastfield Drive and Chuckwagon Road prompted residents to hose roofs as firefighters contained the incident.
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United Press International
Camp Pendleton
Roblar Canyon
San Onofre
Rolling Hills
Eastfield
Chuckwagon
High Fashion Bank Job Ends With Capture in LA
A dressed as a woman robber wearing a miniskirt wig and makeup entered a Los Angeles bank, fired a warning shot, and ordered cash in pillowcases. Officers caught Ronald Bates and Ryan Greene two blocks away with the money and wig in their car.
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Lawndale
UPI
Ronald Patrick Bates
Rayan Greene
Los Angeles
Detroit Riots Strain Federal Aid Bid Amid Bloodiest Turmoil
Rioting across several cities leaves 37 dead and over 2,000 injured. Detroit officials press for federal rebuilding funds as Mayor Cavanagh and Governor Romney seek Johnson support. National Guard units monitor looting and arson while police link violence to internal tension and external fear.
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Detroit
Jerome Cavanagh
Guv
Romney
Johnson
Gamage
New York City
John V. Lindsay
George Romney
Michigan
Johnson Names Committee to Probe U S Race Riots
President Johnson announced a bipartisan commission to investigate recent city riots. Chairman Otto Kerner and Vice Chair John Lindsay lead a diverse panel including Sen Edward Brooke and Roy Wilkins with broader support from labor and industry leaders. The plan aims to assess causes and pursue laws to curb violence while urging peace and justice nationwide.
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U.S
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Sinois
John Lindsay
New York
Edward W. Trooke
R-Mass
Roy Wilkins
The
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NAACP
Fred. R. Harris
D-Okla
James C. Cornma
Dcalif
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
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United Steel Workers of America
Charles B. Thorton
Litton Industries Inc
Katherine Graham Peden
Kentucky
Commerce
Herbert Jenkins
Atlanta
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Duke University Aids Durham Racial Tension Plan
Durham reports Duke University will actively address city racial strife by proposing a plan to relocate hundreds of Neato families into traditionally white neighborhoods near the campus. The move aims to ease tensions and integrate communities around the university.
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N.C
UPI
Puke University
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