Senate unit approves aid for Indians
In Washington the Senate Appropriations Committee on Tuesday approved Sen. John Tunney's amendment to aid California Indians who left their reservations. The measure adds 3.1 million to the Bureau of Indian Affairs budget for the coming year, including 2 million for education and 1.3 million for rural housing, with 1.1 million to expand California Indian Rural Health Board services.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
John ¥. ‘Tunney
D-Calif
California
Bureau Waf Indian Affairs
California Indian Rural Health Board
Indian water rights surveys spark $500000 funding
Punney announced a $500000 allocation for surveys to define Indian water rights. The plan aims to address aid gaps for Indians living off reservations who have previously faced reduced government assistance.
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Punney
Professor Bohmer to Stand Trial in Disturbance Case
San Diego based Bohmer 26 an assistant professor of economics at California State University was ordered to stand trial on misdemeanor disturbance charges. Bohmer faced battery disturbing the peace and trespassing counts after allegedly interrupting a closed disciplinary hearing at the Community Concourse during an April 19 disturbance. He was not present for his final class at Cal State. In Sacramento the Assembly again rejected a bill requiring high schools to teach about the military draft citing concerns over misleading selective service guidance.
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UPI
Peter G. Bohmer
California State University
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Mocent
Kenneth Johns
Bohmer
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Draft Instruction
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Widow of Indian Killed Sues Patrolman for 10 Million
The widow of an Indian killed April 25 filed a 10 million dollar lawsuit against a highway patrolman accused of shooting her husband without cause. The California Highway Patrol and the state of California are named as defendants in the suit.
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California High Way Patrol
State of
California
William L. Smith
Robert Hahn
PUC joins Pacific Tel court fight over rate rises
The California Public Utilities Commission asked the state Supreme Court for a rehearing to keep 212 million in rate increases for Pacific Telephone after the court voided them on June 9. The PUC argued the decision was not subject to review and cited judicial error in overturning the order.
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Pacific Tel
San Francisco
State Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone Co
State Supreme Court
Ing
Pacific Telephone
State Court
Dating ad seeks responders by phone number
An advertisement invites men and women to call 434 0951 to hear a 24 hour recording for dating. The terse notice emphasizes availability and encourages dialing the listed number for information.
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