Hayakawa backs Tunney on Africa in bipartisan push
In Long Beach a Republican Senate nominee endorses Tunney's call for bipartisan support of Kissinger's African peace efforts. He criticizes Tunney's past Angolan stance while urging nonracial solutions and infrastructure aid for Africa. He notes domestic reforms, welfare concerns, and the taxes paid by middle earners. He also attends a campaign fundraiser with Dale Dykema.
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Tunney backs space shuttle amid urging on spending cuts
Senator John Tunney spoke in Long Beach praising the space shuttle program as a vehicle for economic dividends and scientific progress. He warned spending cuts from 1966 to 1974 were a mistake, urged privatization after proven success, and urged support for broader trade with China and a B-1 bomber for national security while criticizing SALT and abortion amendments.
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California May Fund Solar Energy Tests
California and researchers eye state support for solar energy tests in Sacramento. AP reports that officials consider grant funding to advance testing of solar technologies and related grid integration during the coming fiscal period.
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Students join teachers on picket line at Pico Rivera school
Pico Rivera high school students joined teachers on the picket line outside the El Rancho School District office during a Thursday demonstration. About 200 people, including teachers and students, gathered briefly before the School Board meeting. Teachers began a district-wide strike Monday over wages and contract grievance procedures. No negotiating session is set until Monday. The district has 536 teachers serving 12,100 students in 19 schools. An estimated 4,306 students, 36 percent, were in class Thursday, with 22 percent of teachers reporting.
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