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Independent in Long Beach, California

05 May 1968

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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1968

Page

5

Reagan Faces Uprising Over Preschool Budget Split

In Sacramento the budget fight over pre school services rages as Reagan trims state support from 25 to 15 percent. Counties may bear 10 percent of the cost, about 1.5 million statewide, sparking bipartisan moves to restore funding amid questions of legality and federal matching.

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Sacramento Ronald Reagan California Reagan Los Angeles County Assembly Ways and Means Don Mulford Oakland Leon Ralph Los Angeles John Burton San Francisco Stewart Hinckley San Bernardino
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Reuther Renews Threat to Bolt AFL CIO

United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther warned at the UAW's 21st constitutional convention in Atlantic City that the union would leave the AFL CIO if the federation remains stagnant. He said a resolution to withhold dues would be submitted, aiming to force the labor movement off dead center and avoid being prisoners of the status quo.

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Atlantic City UPI United Auto Workers Walter P. Reuther Aflcio Reuther UAW Federation United Front
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Major auto parts blaze hits United Auto Parts Co in Kansas City

Firemen battled two distinct blazes near downtown Kansas City on Saturday. The largest loss, about $1 million, occurred at United Auto Parts Co on Troost Avenue, where a shop and storage area housed motor parts and military tanks. A second fire at 24th Street and Forest Avenue damaged three houses nearby.

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Kansas City United Auto Parts Co Troost Ave Norman Glazer Sherman Jujius Wein 24Th St Forest Ave Auto Company
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