Senate OKs $82.5 Billion Defense Bill After Cuts
The Senate approved an $82.5 billion defense appropriations bill after conferees trimmed spending in weapons procurement and research. The measure, supported by Sen. John L. McClellan and Sen. John C. Stennis, was sent to the White House following House approval, with officials noting the cuts would not impair security.
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Cyprus peace talks hinge on withdrawal of all troops
Greek Foreign Minister Mavros and Kissinger meet amid Cyprus crisis as officials say military aid to Turkey totals 173.7 million yearly. Two sides continue talks with next sessions planned in Washington and New York. Prisoner exchanges proceed, aiming to free thousands held since the summer fighting.
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Senate and House to Approve Bill Citing Necessity
Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois said the Senate and House are expected to approve the bill. He stated President Ford should recognize the necessity to invalidate the agreement with Nixon if he signs the SIM into a deal.
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Six year old girl kidnapped freed after car ride
A 6 year old girl was abducted near her home in Santa Clara County and released unharmed in a reservoir area. Julie McMillan was coaxed into a green convertible by a man who promised rabbits and was later found wandering near Lexington Reservoir. She was taken to Valley Medical Center in good condition.
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Court rejects men protection from rape by women
Arizona Supreme Court ruled there is no immediate need to shield men from sexual assaults by women. The court said states may treat sexes differently if reasonable, upholding Mark Daniel Kelly’s 10 to 15 year rape sentence in a Tucson case and noting protection concerns for women.
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Ford crime war program praised in District of Columbia
President Ford touted a District of Columbia program that uses a computer to rank major offenders and direct prosecutors to urgent cases. He said conviction rates rose and time from arrest to trial shortened, while calling for continued hard line crime measures and police cooperation amid rising violent crime. A tribute was paid to Officer Gail Cobb, the first U.S. policewoman killed in the line of duty, at her funeral in Washington.
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Forest fires in north burn out 200 acres
Helena AP reports four forest fires in Northern California burned at least 200 acres. Humboldt County blaze consumed about 100 acres of heavy timber and remained out of control late Tuesday. Arson suspected in Pleasants Valley fire near Vacaville. no injuries or trailer damage. An incendiary device was found, and Solano County authorities investigate.
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Harmer vows to decline special legislative pension
State Sen. John Harmer of Glendale said in Los Angeles he will not take the special Legislative Retirement Pension even if he loses the bid for lieutenant governor. He would be eligible for over 100000 in benefits before age 60 but would not apply, saying he does not believe in them.
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Women executives not disadvantaged by bull sessions
Portland Oregon. A security official said women do not suffer discrimination as they miss male bull session chats. Thyra Thompson, Wyoming secretary of state, voiced that men learn much in bars, lunches, and similar settings while presiding over a North American Association of Securities Administrators meeting.
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Special Session Looms Over Pension Battle Turmoil
lawmakers announced a special session to tackle the controversial pension provision with promises of quick action. McCarthy and Mills pressed for rapid committee hearings, while Deukmejian cautioned against broad topics beyond the pension bill. Reagan sought alignment of retirement rules with the legislative plan to curb costs.
Dumke Trustees Retain Control of Presidential Appointments
Trustees keep final authority over selecting future presidents in the State University system. A Los Angeles trustees committee approved procedures to select candidates, amid debate over campus faculty influence. One 1 member campus screening panel will work with seven outside members including Dumke staff and campus presidents.
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