Reagan adviser rejects Unruh bid for special school bill session
SACRAMENTO UPS Reagan budget chief Caspar Weinberger dismissed Jess Unruh's plea for a special session to fix a claimed 53 million error in the Omnibus School Finance Bill. Unruh argued the Education Code section misallocates funds to low wealth districts, while Weinberger cited past errors and defended current administration practices. A separate theft report cites burglars breaking into a car at Long Beach's California State College, stealing a radio and speakers valued at 211 dollars.
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UPS
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Jess Unruh
Caspar W. Weinberger
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Reagan
Weinberger
George Murphy
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Department of Educa
Gary W. Shefstall
Newport Beach
California State College
Long Beach
X Ray Urged for Reagan Packages
Sacramento officials recommend the state buy a portable X ray to inspect suspicious packages sent to Governor Reagan. Currently packages go to a state policeman who transports them to Folsom Prison or a medical office for X rays, a costly and risky process. If approved, a case sized device would be used with the governor's location.
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Ronald Reagan
General Services Department
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Folsom Prison
Court strikes down 97 year old forcible property seizure law
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Jerry Pacht ruled that the 1872 claim and delivery provision allows unlawful entry and seizure, invalidating it as unconstitutional. The ruling grants summary judgment for two taxpayers backed by the Western Center of Law and Poverty. A separate note states flu shots will be offered at nominal cost by the Long Beach Seventh-day Adventists on Thursday evening at 1083A E Third St.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Pacht
U.S
Long Beach
Third St
California Supreme Court bans license revocation for liquor law violators
The court ruled fines only punishments for violations of liquor fair trade laws, from 250 dollars for a first offense to 1000 dollars for subsequent offenses. The decision, 5-2, involved San Francisco and Los Angeles outlets and said the 1965 law replaces license revocation with monetary penalties.
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UPI
California
Supreme Court
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Los Angeles
Reagan vows limit on tax power in national speech
Gov. Ronald Reagan urged a tax reform bill to set a limit on government taxing power and distribute taxing authority among federal, state and local levels. He warned the bill could destroy local government, private schools and charitable foundations, and cited rising municipal bond rates delaying projects.
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UPI
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House
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Senate
California
$126 Million Trimmed From Highway Budget
The State Highway Commission adopted a $782.63 million budget for 1970-71 after cutting $126 million as its contribution to Nixon's war on inflation. The plan keeps the current year at $854.7 million with clashes over safety vs landscaping funds settled by small increases.
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State Highway Commission
Nixon
John Legarra
James A. Moe
AEC Officials Quote Prices for Nuclear Explosive Mining Devices
Richard Hamburger of the Atomic Energy Commission outlined costs for nuclear devices at the American Mining Congress in San Francisco. A 10 kiloton device runs 350000 dollars and a 2 megaton device 600000 dollars to move earth, with safety, economy, and feasibility cited as conditions. Hamburger noted doubling size with nuclear explosives costs about 30 percent more than single blasts, versus a 200 percent rise with conventional TNT.
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UPS
American Mining Congress
Richard Hamburger
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
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