Last-minute art auction precedes Irving sentencing
In New York Edith Irving arranged a fast fund raising auction of 17 paintings at the Chelsea Hotel amid ongoing investigations into conspiracy and grand larceny by her husband Clifford Irving. They face possible sentences up to 13 years and fines up to 11,000 dollars with potential extradition for Edith to Switzerland.
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California Budget Clash Over School Aid and Veto Threats
California lawmakers demand more school funding with Republicans split over a Reagan veto. Assembly Speaker Moretti stressed securing the budget money one way or another, while Senate leaders weigh the risk of deficits. Reagan hinted at vetoing the extra 75 million for schools and a 26 million UC tuition rider, delaying votes amid closed negotiations.
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TALB Negotiates Teacher Pay and Benefit Revisions
The TALB outlines a $5 000 term policy for full time teachers and increases in conference funds plus a $2 000 rise from last year for teacher participation in educational meetings. The salary scale climbs from 8 155 to 17 600 with 16 years and Ph D, and a 5 percent raise plus longevity. The board discussed revising fringe benefits and sabbatical leaves, with limits on leaves and Social Security opt in by hourly instructors. The meeting included strong exchanges between trustees and TALB officials, but officials warned of Sacramento state aid implications and urged broad support for the package. A separate news note reports Angela Davis accusing President Nixon of inviting Luis Echeverria to visit the U S in a bid to win brown votes.
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Protective-reaction raids cited as far more numerous than official tally
Washington reports three former photo intelligence members say 20 to 25 protective-reaction raids per month were flown over North Vietnam in 1970 and 1971, triple the Pentagon figures. They describe briefing Adm. McCain and Air Force commands, amid Lavelle controversy over unauthorized raids. The comments reference 25 official raids in 1971 and suggest broader abuses prior to Lavelle's command.
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Nixon urges arms pact OK by Sept
President Nixon pressed Congress to approve the Soviet American arms control agreements before September 1 after a two hour White House briefing with House and Senate members. He urged approval of a 75.9 million defense budget as incentive for serious future negotiations and warned the Soviets will push ahead with offensive weapons not covered by the accord.
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Echeverria Seeks Fair Tariff Policy in Talks with Nixon
Mexican President Luis Echeverria complained that Mexico seeks no trade concessions yet argues exporting Mexican manufactured goods should be compensated due to high costs of capital goods. He urged the United States to apply equal creativity in solving problems with friends and called for a general tariff preferences scheme. Echeverria later met President Nixon for 1 hour 40 minutes. White House spokesman said the discussion was cordial and frank.
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