Reagan Defends Cutback On Jobs and Budget Goals
President Reagan asserts the economy program shows dramatic results amid a 12.35 million General Services cut and clarifies that a 9 percent goal was not fixed. He rejects a moratorium on capital punishment and explains why he cannot follow RFK in skipping out of certain primaries, citing political constraints and his status as a California favorite son candidate.
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Alan Short
D. Stockton
Reagan
Sea
Short
Sy Ty
Jimmy
Phulgel
Mental Hygiene Department
State Hospital
Tim Mat
General Services Department
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Sor
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Nebraska
Oregon
Robby Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
California
Hosmer Hits Arizona on Water Issue
U S congressman Craig Hosmer attacked Arizona interests in Phoenix saying they spoke with forked tongue over Colorado River legislation. He backed a California plan for an enlarged Bridge Canyon hydro project and warned Arizona’s split stance would defeat a state funded Central Arizona Project due to federal licensing and national interest concerns.
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Phoenix
Arid
Apts
Craig Hosmer
Arizona
Washington
Colorado
Long Beach
Fnld
California
Bridge Canyon
Calorada
Congress
Hosmer
Federal Power Commission
Hospital Budget Cuts Spark UC Funding Debate
Post endorsed using about 20 million in special university funds and regents reserves to finance one year of UC operations. Reagan and regents discussed a 264 million workload budget, with further cuts in public relations and state-supported research. State official said hospital staff reductions were financially driven, not medical.
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POST
University Regents
Regents
Reagan
UC Regents
Two Planes Collide Over Long Beach Air Show
At Long Beach Airport two aircraft collided during a demonstration flight. Eyewitnesses described a Skymaster pulling up as a Tri-Pacer turned, causing the crash into the water. Coast Guard crews searched the area for debris and an oil slick near Pierpoint Landing as pilots and witnesses recounted the incident.
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Rasmussen
Bowman
Ang
Beach
Airflite, Inc
E. Wardlaw
Long Beach
Sas
Jst
Pier 1
Coast Guard
Here
Pierpoint Landing
UC Board structure eyed as reform talks loom
Sacramento UC board debate centers on research cutbacks and possible 4000 fewer student enrollments. Charles J. Mitch warns a $4 million cut would hit education quality, especially graduate agricultural research. State advisory council urges continued UC autonomy and more freedom for the state college system while UC regents resist tinkering with selection rules. LeMay hints at possible Senate run as talks touch on constitutional changes to higher education.
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Charles J. Mitch
Sacramento
UPI
State Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Twes“gay
University of California Board of Regents
Santa Barbara
Caleees
Mnior
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Assembly
Jesse M
UC Board
LeMay
Thomas H. Ku
Smylie Reagan Speech Similar, Adds Nuclear Warning
In a civic group address Smylie and Reagan echoed Monday remarks with one shift. Reagan said he would advise the enemy on the possible use of nuclear weapons.
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LeMay
Los Angeles
Lan Aerospace Firm
Ohio
Sacramento
UPI
Idaho
Robert E. I
Smylie
Ronald
Force
Reagan
California Capitol
Unehbeon
Channel City Women's Form
North Vietnam
Hen
Reagan urged delay of layoffs over staffing report
Short urged President Reagan to postpone employe layoffs until a California Commission on Staffing Standards report is reviewed. The panel recommends large increases in mental hospital staff. Reagan aides warned the legislature may resist approving the budget without a halt to cuts. Lowry argued staff reductions could follow fewer patients in mental hospitals. The administration also ordered 15 day care centers for the mentally disabled closed. Some current day center clients may be moved to state hospitals after closures. Dr. Stuart Know, chair of the staffing panel, called the cuts immoral and a false economy.
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Reagan
Lowry
Senate Business and Professions Committee
Alan Short
D-Stockton
Senate Committee
Toom
Voor
Long Beach
Calvo
Bowman
Short
California Commission On
Nicholas Petris
Doukseid
Stuart Know
Hollywood
Commission On
Iesh de Seat Abaites
Policeman Shot in Shoulder in Anaheim Street Incident
Police pursued suspect Smith along Anaheim Street toward Freeman Avenue. Officer Starbird and Officer Pavlovsky chased on foot when Smith opened fire at close range, wounding Starbird and fatally wounding Smith after return fire. Starbird in good condition at Community Hospital.
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Anaheim Street
Freeman Avenuue
Starbird
Phil E. Pavlovsky
Smith
Starbind
Community Hospital
Crash Fatal to Long Beach Man
An unidentified Long Beach man, Jack Vernor, a service attendant, was fatally injured after his motorcycle collided with a street truck at List Street and Atlantic Avenue. He died later at hospital. survived by his wife Sally.
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Long Beach
Jack Vernor
Hill
Avi
Stallant
List Street
Skallantic Avenue
Sally
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Kuchel
Jeanne Dixon
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al Qur Atar Entrance
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RCA Victor
Dooley
RGA Victor
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Buckeye
Teflon
Sat
Proctor Silex
Prastor
Bissell
Bissell Vanity
Park Pree Victoria Loin
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