Mission Deadlock Halts Twin Cities Rescue Mission
In Marysville the Twin Cities Rescue Mission faces eight straight days of deadlock over policies. Directors clash on a no sing, no eat, no sleep stance while serving meals. the mission’s dormitory remains closed as discussions continue. The board says meals, baths, clothing, and shelter are provided, but protests seek to change access and policy.
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Tran Pel
Stigator
Boycot
C.W. Renwick
Yuba City
Enna
Sion
St. John's
Colt
Reagan Tax Bill Dumped by Monagan
Monagan says Reagan tax bill was dumped as the legislature could adjourn by June 30. Without effort to speed the process the session might drag on for months. He urged Reagan administration representatives attend committee meetings to avoid producing a bill unsatisfactory to the administration.
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Monagan
Reagan
Oakland Council Rejects Four Million Federal Jobs Program
Oakland officials rejected a federal plan to fund a 2,500 person summer job program with 160 placements weekly, citing doubts of success and prior center cutbacks. Judge Lionel Wilson and others warned the plan may fail, while discussions noted political hurdles and funding constraints.
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Norve Smith
Oakland
Department of Human Resources
Council
Automobile Robbery Hammers City Lawmakers
A car at 40 E 69th St was burgled as a stereo tape deck valued at 160 dollars was stolen. Police cited no immediate motive and noted bills may be postponed until a future session as James R. Henson commented on the timing. Beach police reported the incident.
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James R. Henson
Sion
E. 69Th St
Beach
Torrance Family Stab Victims Hospitalized After Night Attack
A Torrance couple and their 11 year old son were stabbed in the early hours at the Smith home. James Bailey Smith, 58, the husband and alleged attacker, was injured and jailed on assault with intent to commit murder. Anna Mae Smith, wife, and the younger son Dale, 9, were in fair condition with non life threatening injuries. Joseph, 11, was not harmed. Police said the incident occurred about 3 am during a family dispute linked to financial stress.
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Ward St
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Torrance
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Dale
Smith
Anna Mae
Pickets Protest Reagan Over 2800 State Layoffs
About 30 union pickets gathered at the State Capitol to protest Gov. Reagan's plan to lay off around 2,800 workers, mainly in the Mental Hygiene Department. Earl E. Sullaway of the Union of State Employees said the march aimed to confront Reagan, who was in Phoenix for Easter. The union represents about 5,000 of the state's 186,000 workers.
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State Employees’ Union
State Capitol
Gov. Reagan
State Mental Hygiene Department
Earl E. Sullaway
San Francisco
Union of State
Reagan
Phoenix
Mariz
Sullaway
Judge Tells Jury to Find Innocent Klansmen
SAN BERNARDINO UPI A municipal court jury was directed by Judge Ted G. Krumm to find five defendants innocent of unlawful assembly linked to a Klans rally at Freedom Acres in Cajon Pass on November 19. The judge allowed the jury to determine if a nighttime demonstration outside the county courthouse was unlawful, noting rights to gather and speak unless violence or overthrow is urged.
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San Bernardino
UPI
Cajon Pass
Ted G. Krumm
Freedom Acres
Pass
Here
Tax Credit to Help State's Poor Urged
SACRAMENTO UPI reports a legislative committee urges expanding tax relief for low income families. The plan would raise personal exemptions and offer a broader credit, with proposals to substitute higher thresholds and create a uniform method for state taxation. The committee criticizes piecemeal exemptions and argues the changes aid those most in need.
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UPI
Assembly
Terim
Asman
Wife
Congress
La Puente Man Electrocuted at Fullerton Factory
A 38 year old man from La Puente died after an electrocution at Kaynar Manufacturing Co in Fullerton. Melvin Deitz was dead on arrival at Martin Luther Hospital after being struck by a high voltage rectifier. Coroner's deputy John Gli reported the incident occurred around 2 PM.
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Kaynar Manufacturing Co
Fullerton
Melvin Deitz
la Puente
Martin Luther Hospital
John Gli
Deitz
California Taxpayers Elect Dudley E Browne President
The California Taxpayers Association elected Dudley E. Browne, vice president of Lockheed Aircraft Corp., as president, succeeding J. Al Walker, vice president of Kaiser Steel Corp. Browne is chosen to lead the taxpayers group in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
California Taxpayers Association
Dudley EL. H Browne
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Browne
J. al Walker
Kaiser Steel Corp
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