Cullen backs regional plan for Southern California airports
Senator Cullen says environmental safeguards must guide a regional airport study as demand triples by 1985 and doubles again by 2000. He supports expanding LAX, building Palmdale and Camp Pendleton area airports, and an offshore Terminal Island facility while stressing timely environmental reviews and state cost projections.
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Terminal Island
State Office of Planning and Research
Southern California Air Terminal Agency
Profs Budget Fight Edges Toward Veto Override Try
The state Senate moved to push through a $6.78 billion education budget with a reduced salary increase, aiming to override Reagan’s veto. Senator Rodda noted the plan would start no earlier than Nov 14 or after Nixon’s wage freeze, costing about $17.8 million. Republican Lagomarsino and Way reluctantly supported after others left. other Republicans voted no.
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Radda
Robert Lagomarsino
R-ojas
Howard Way
Rlxeter
Nixon aide and USPS accused of cronyism on bonds
A House subcommittee says White House aide Peter Flanigan and post office aide James Hargrove acted with misconduct in selecting investment firms for a planned 250 million dollar USPS bond issue. Udall cites ties to Nixon aides, the law firm of Nixon’s former attorney general, and politically oriented partners at Kidder, Peabody. USPS and Hargrove deny wrongdoing and say the claim is political.
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Nixon
Morris K. Udall
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Peter Flanigan
James Hargrove
Manigin
Hargroya
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Flanigan
Udall
John N. Mitchell Elso
Mudge
Rose
Guthrie
Alexander
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Kidder, Peabody and Co
Dillon
Read and Co
Hargrove
Dillon, Read, & Co
Texas Eastern Transmission Co
Salomon Brothers and Hutzler
Merrill, Lyncy, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Nixon Meets Japanese Emperor in Alaska Stop
President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito shared a brief Alaska refueling visit during a long journey between Tokyo and Washington. The meeting, while ceremonial, underscored a growing alliance between the United States and Japan as part of wider Pacific policy.
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Nixon
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Anchorage
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Europa
Japan
United States
Pacific
Europe
Washington
Tokyo
Agnew Attacks Attica Critics and Violent Overthrow Pact
Vice President Agnew denounces militant minority at Attica and links their aims to power not reform. He says their slogan dooms democratic processes and warns of federal gun control backlash while predicting media bias. He mocks fantasyland and unveils a Spiro Agnew Game with a pointed joke about McGovern.
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Attica
Agnew
Disneyland
Fantasyland
Spiro Agnew
George McGovern
Angela Davis murder conspiracy trial delayed to November
SAN RAFAEL UP I A judge postponed Angela Davis murder conspiracy trial for five weeks to wrap up pretrial motions including a bid to move the trial to San Francisco. Davis has been jailed since January as her defense team seeks to dismiss charges or grant bail. Judge Richard E Arns on will hear remaining motions December 5. The defense added Doris Erin Walker to the six-attorney team.
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San Rafael
UPI
Angela Davis
San Francisco
Miss Davis
Richard E. Arnason
Arnason
UCLA
Jonathan Jackson
San
Lindsay signals potential 1972 presidential bid in California visit
New York Mayor John Lindsay, visiting Southern California, says he would enter presidential primaries if that was the best role he could play. He notes near impossibility for a newcomer to win the Democratic nomination but leaves open the idea of a serious run. Lindsay criticizes Johnson Nixon era consensus politics, pledges to turn the country around and suggests a vigorous campaign could spread his message. He has little California political organization and briefs party leaders, meeting Assembly Speaker Moretti as he weighs the path ahead.
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New York
John Y. Lindsay
California
Lindsay
New York City
Washington
Los Angeles
Assembly
Hobs Moretti
Humphrey Blasts Nixon Wage-Price Freeze
Sen Jobert Humphrey, a Minnesota Democrat, condemned the Presidents wage price freeze saying it locks in failure after 31 months of Nixon policy. He warned that millions suffer inequity and casualties from the economic mismanagement while positioning himself as a possible Democratic presidential candidate.
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Jobert Humphrey
D-Minn
Nixon
Humphrey
Bayh says Nixon uses doubletalk on US trust
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana told a Beverly Hills audience that President Nixon risks a one term outcome unless he regains public confidence. He accused Nixon of doubletalk on Vietnam and unemployment and warned the public is not fooled. Bayh weighs a presidential bid but has not decided.
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Nixon
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Beverly Hills
Women For
Vietnam
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