Reagan says welfare cuts were naive and will be tried again
California Governor Ronald Reagan said he was naive to expect welfare workers to cooperate with his $10 million cut in home care for the aged blind and disabled. He stated the rescinded cuts will be imposed again with no exceptions and criticized welfare regulations and leaks found by Californians. He denied Democratic judgeship rumors and called the governor's mansion bill a disgrace while noting state money problems.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Nixon
U.S
George Murphy
Senate
Senate stalls Reagan tax shift vote in California
California Senate fell one vote short of passing Gov. Ronald Reagan’s tax shift package AB 1001 after 13 holdouts blocked it. Sen. Lagomarsino and Assembly author Bagley planned to push for a 27th vote as leaders warned of revenue losses.
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Senate
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
California
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ojai
Lagomarsino
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Assembly
Reagan
How They Voted on Tax Switch
A Senate roll call shows 26 voting for Reagan’s tax revision package and 13 against, with 27 needed for passage. Long Beach and Orange County senators supported the measure. Republicans and Democrats split across various counties and districts.
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Senate
Ronald Reagan
Long Beach
Orange County
Burgener
Cologne
Coombs
Casanovich
Deukmejian
Colwig
Grunsky
Harmer
Lagomarsino
Marks
Marler
McCarthy
Nejedly
Richardson
Schrade
Sherman
Stevens
Way
Whetmore
Bradley
Burns
Carrell
Danielson
Dills
Kenrick
Long
Walsh
Alquist
Beilenson
Collier
Dymally
Mills
Moscone
Petris
Rodda
Short
Sttern
Teale
Wedworth
Smog Threat Grows as Pollution Levels Rise Across Regions
New York officials warned actions may be needed today as nitrogen oxides from burning coal oil and gasoline oxidize in sunlight. In Camden New Jersey air pollution neared eye irritation levels while Toronto officials reported the worst air pollution of the season. US north of New York remained relatively clear.
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New York
New Jersey
Air Pollution Control Bureau
Camden
United States
Toronto
Continental orders eight DC10 jets with option for eight more
McDonnell Douglas officials confirm Continental Airlines will buy eight DC10s at about 160 million dollars with an option for eight more. The aircraft will seat 230 in first class and luxury coach and operate on domestic and Hawaiian routes from Chicago announced by Continental President Robert Six.
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Long Beach
McDonnell Douglas
Continental Airlines
Chicago
Continental
Robert I
Six
Continental’s
Burning Car Kills Driver in Downey Crash
Fullerton man Carl J Bratfish aged 54 died after his car smashed into a van on the Santa Ana Freeway in Downey during busy afternoon traffic. He suffered severe head injuries. Van driver Robert D Bolter aged 40 escaped unharmed.
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Fullerton
Santa Ana
Downey
Carl J Bratfish
Victoria Dr
Robert D. Bolter
Woodland St
Orange
Defense reorganization urged to streamline command
The report proposes three functional commands a strategic nuclear force command a conventional warfare command and a logistics support command along with a prototype driven procurement approach. Gilbert W Fitzhugh of Metropolitan Life led the commission criticizing the current Defense Department as unwieldy with unclear accountability while noting the joint chiefs would focus on strategic planning and advisory roles under the plan. Maseru reports burglary at Mthemba Shopping Center with thieves taking a cash register steel money box and face cream.
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Gilbert W. Fitzhugh
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Defense Department
Fitzhugh
Pentagon
Defense
Joint Chiefs
Secretary of Defense
Maseru
Lesotho
Mthembu
Budget deficit hits 2.9 billion in 1970 results
The Western White House released figures showing a 2.9 billion deficit for the fiscal year ended June 30, worse than expected but less than prior projections. OMB Director George P. Shultz called the showing strong, noting lower spending than May estimates despite broad outlays, and cited tax revenue slowdown as a key factor.
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White House
Shultz
Airport lease vote faces delays as council adjourns
The city debated leases with PSA and Air California amid FAA guided authority to limit flights and control operations. Officials noted 15 flights per day maximum and terminal space limits, while public hearings were cut short as quorum failed and the meeting adjourned to Friday morning.
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Deats
Leonard Putnam
Federal Aviation Administration
Putnam
PSA
Air California
Rubley
Dwane Wittmayer
Bond
Wade
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Caspar Weinberger
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Robert H. Finch
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