Budget Approved by Senate in California Legislative Clash
The California Senate passed a $6.19 billion state budget 27 to 8 after rejecting a bid to gut higher education funds. Sen. John G. Schmitz led an assault on UC and state colleges funding, while Sen. Randolph Collier opposed punitive cuts. A later compromise added $3 million for higher education, with $1 million to the university and $2 million to colleges.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
University of California
State
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Senate
Collier
Schmitz
Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
Dymally
Gins Bt ere aee a gins Bt ere aee a problem
A confusing line notes a problem that baffles Washington regarding how to dig for acsummtry or alcohols without widening an existing hole.
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Washington
ACTION LINE ad invites inquiries on rights and red tape
The notice offers ACTION LINE service in Long Beach inviting readers to write Box 230 or call 432-3451 during specified hours for answers to questions deemed of general interest. It mentions unilateral adoption.
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Long Beach
Calif
Adoption consent rules for natural father in stepchild case
Letter asks if ex-husband’s consent is needed for a husband to adopt a son from a previous marriage. Answer notes under certain circumstances natural father's consent may not be required and references an Adoption Manual from the Los Daily Journal for further details.
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J.C
Long Beach
Los Daily Journal
First St
Los Angeles
Midwest Tornadoes Leave Toll Across Plains and South
A two day stampede of tornadoes and flash floods kills at least 13 and injures over 140 across the Midlands from plains to Applachi ans. Missouri lead belt tornadoes south of St Louis cause major damage while flash floods claim several more lives in Tennessee and Illinois. Damages run into millions. emergency crews estimate wide destruction and missing persons.
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Applachians
Plains
Lower Midwest
Upper South
Missouri
St. Louis
Tennessee
Illinois
Kentucky
Red Boiling Springs
Tenn
Nolan Benson
Tennessee Department of Emergency Planning
Sali
Flaming Air Freighter Crashes Into Miami Area Killing Ten
A Flaming Air four engine freighter crashed after takeoff from Miami International Airport killing ten people and injuring a dozen others. The left wing hit the 36th Street Medical Center and Charlie's Auto Repair, killing two sons of the shop owner and five in the auto shop. Authorities said two more bodies were found nearby as fire and gasoline showers spread through the area.
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Miami Auto Body Shop
Robert Adair
Hans Backert
Springfield
Adair
Miami
Dominican Republic
36Th Street Medical Center
Charlie’s Auto Repair Center
Charlie Knapp
Knapp
Clyde
Clifford
Burger Eclipsed as Warren Steps Down Chief Justice Nixon Watches
Warren E Burger is sworn in as the 15th chief justice by Earl Warren in a ceremony viewed by President Nixon. The quiet transfer underscored a new era shaping U S law in the 1970s as Warren’s era ends and Burger assumes the bench amid the Abe Fortas ethics crisis aftermath.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
The
United States
Burger
Earl Warren
Nixon
Warren
Abe Fortas
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Why Did They Come That Way Carrier Turn Evans Bridge
UPI reports Navy officers aboard USS Frank E. Evans testified about the June 3 collision with HMAS Melbourne near Subic Bay Philippines. Sailors Kraus Ramsey and others describe the ship turning, resulting in 74 deaths as the Evans split in two during SEATO exercise. The board probes potential negligent hazarding of the vessel. Ramsey has invoked constitutional grounds to refuse testimony.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
UPI
Frank E. Evans
Board of
Stephen A. Kraus
Pomona
Cer
Kraus
South China Sea
Melbourne
Evans
Ramsey Hopson
Hopson
Ramsey
Eraus
LAIRD Hints at Retreat in Arm Quiz
In a Chicago Convention report A-6 sources note governor Reagan nothing he neeke Demos for defeat of his programs. Regulars and radicals split SDS. CSLB cites Southland parking headaches. Odds against IRS auditing returns appear on C-7.
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Jess Unruh
Gov
Reagan
Neeke Demos
SDS
Chicago
Judy Garland Dies in Suspected Drug Overdose
Scotland Yard pathologists performed an autopsy on Judy Garland with sources saying preliminary findings point to an overdose as a possible cause. A pill box was found near her body and husband Mickey Deans plans to bring the body to New York for funeral rites likely Friday. Further organ tests were ordered after the initial exam did not reveal a clear cause.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Judy Garland
Miss Garland
London Evening News
Mickey Deans
New York
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