Amman clash yields hundreds killed or wounded
In Amman, Al Fatah reports 400 guerrillas and civilians killed or wounded over two days of fierce fighting. Maj. Robert P. Perry, 34, of Chicago, the U.S. Army attache, was slain in his home as his wife and two children watched. Robert Pelletreau, another Embassy staffer, is among hostages held in a hotel. Journalists Lewis and Tuohy escaped to Beirut. Others remained detained or unaccounted for.
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Amman
Defense Department
Washington
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Robert P. Perry
Chicago
Pentagon
Robert Pelletreau
U.S
Nixon reshapes White House policy with Schultz moves
The Chief Executive backs Schultz as head of a new federal operations office with Mayo directing budget and Weinberger handling budget tasks. Nixon praises Mayo and pushes for streamlined bureaucracy while defending economic policy amid labor and business pushback.
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Graduate School of Business
University of Chicago
Weinberger
State of
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Nixon
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Office of Budget and Management
Shultz
Hodgson
Secretary of Labor
Debaters cite Nixon trip on Cambodia and Vietnam pullout
The commission's report to President Nixon follows a week long trip with two days in Vietnam and Cambodia. Sen Thomas J McIntyre warns that despite tactical gains the war may be widened and urges caution on troop withdrawals. He notes officials did not favor accelerating withdrawals due to Cambodia.
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Herbert Klein
Nixon
Vietnam
Cambodia
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
U.S
McIntyre
Ellsworth Bunker
Creighton Abramson
State School Board Rips Reagan on School-Aid Lack
San Diego report says the State Board of Education backed Gov Reagan's tax reform with conditions to aid hard pressed districts. It urged removal of a CPI-based spending cap and oppose prohibitions on permissive tax overrides, noting poorer districts would be penalized and that action may await legislative or gubernatorial response.
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Reagan
San Diego
State Board of Education
Ronald Reagan
Howard Day
Long Beach
Day
School Groups Push Back on Reagan Tax Package
In Sacramento the Senate hearing on Gov. Ronald Reagan’s $1 billion tax revision faced strong opposition from California school administrators. Los Angeles schools chief Robert Kelly said the plan would raise state taxes by over $1 billion annually yet deliver nothing to schools. Administrators warned the proposed spending cap would worsen inequities between rich and poor districts, while Assemblyman William Bagley argued the package could curb a tax revolt and boost local school support.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Senate
Robert Kelly
Los Angeles
Reagan
Kelly
Gordon H. Winton Jr
Trator
William T. Bagley
R-San Anselmo
Bagley
Candlelight killer charged after sanity ruling in California
Liberty, found sane by six psychiatrists, faces murder kidnapping and criminal conspiracy charges in the slaying of Thomas Astronia in Huntington Beach. He is also linked to the killings of Robert Irion in San Diego and Landeis in Anaheim, with Greytak abducted in Long Beach and forced toward Westminster. A high speed chase followed a silent alarm triggering the arrest.
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Thomas Astronia
Huntington Beach
Richard Greytak
Long Beach
Robert J. Irion
San Diego
Astorina
Anaheim
Sunset Aquatjie Park
Robert Gardner
Metropolitan
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Irion
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