Democratic chair exposes Reagan memo on welfare bill strategy
Willie Brown Jr. of San Francisco revealed a confidential Reagan administration memo at a Ways and Means Committee hearing. The document outlined a strategy opposing the welfare bill but not enough to defeat it, offering a rare look at behind the scenes political jockeying in Sacramento.
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San Francisco
Ways and Means
Department of Finance
Brown
Clair Burgener
San Diego
Ronald Reagan
California
Kenneth Hall
Burgener
Carley V. Porter
D-Compton
Ways and Means Committee
Reagan
Alpine County
San Francisco Schools Paralyzed by Two-Union Strike
Across San Francisco two rival teacher unions CTA and AFT led a historic walkout halting most classes. About two thirds of 4,500 teachers and 89,000 students stayed home, leaving little instruction except in a few Oriental neighborhoods. Nationwide strikes continued in Scottsdale Philadelphia and Newark with various outcomes and court orders issued for Newark teachers. The piece also covers budget talk and welfare program amendments tied to state officials and a memo about a proposed statewide demonstration project.
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San Francisco
UPI
Classroom Teachers Association
CTA
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Scottsdale
Lompoc Record Adjudication Notices Names and Board
Entry lists the Lompoc Record staff and officers including Editor Vaughn Proctor Vice President Lawrence Grossman and Secretary-Treasurer Tim Conner. It notes affiliations with press associations and the publication’s status as a legal newspaper under a Superior Court decree.
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Lompoc
Ctornie
Lompoc Record
California
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C._ Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
California AG calls Manson trial a circus and urges reform
California Attorney General Evelle Younger said the Charles Manson trial was disgusting and confusing to ordinary citizens. He claimed the case exposed holes in the system and helped persuade Californians of the need for court reform, while expressing gratification that the defendants were found guilty in the Sharon Tate murder case.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Charles Manson
Evelle Younger
Manson
Los Angeles County
Younger
Sharon Tate
Nut hijackings highlight year’s fifth airliner scare
A man with a Clackers toy attempted to hijack Eastern Airlines Flight 939 from New York to San Juan. Cuban soldiers detained the attacker in Havana after the DC8 landed. 83 aboard returned to Miami. A separate Birmingham incident involved a 14 year old with a pistol who was talked down and charged with carrying a weapon aboard a plane.
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Cuba
Eastern Airlines
New York
San Juan
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United States
Havana
Miami International Airport
Jose Marti
Pablo Santos
Bayamon
Atlantic
John Mathew
E.C. Garrett
Bessemer
Ala
Marilyn Jordan
Houston
Tex
G.P. Bushenlehner
Uba
Hoffa faces potential ouster as Teamsters president
James R. Hoffa, serving at least 14 more months, lost parole again from Lewisburg prison after a 75 minute hearing. Frank Fitzsimmons moves to seize the presidency at the Miami convention, while Hoffa could be elected despite imprisonment under union bylaws.
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UPI
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Federal Parole Board
Hoffa
Lewisburg
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Teamsters General
Miami
Fitzsimmons
George J. Reed
Supreme Court
Hardin to name farmers who received subsidies in 1970
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin will release the names of farmers who received large cotton, feed grain and wheat subsidy payments of $1 million or more in 1970. A preliminary tabulation shows five farms with $1 million plus payments, all cotton producers, totaling $10.3 million.
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Hardin
Washington
UPI
Clifford M. Hardin
Department
Colonel goes on trial for My Lai crimes
Col. Oran K. Henderson, commander of the Americal Division's 11th Brigade, faces a three charge court martial at Fort Meade two days after Lt. William L. Calley Jr. was sentenced. He is accused of dereliction of duty and falsifying statements to deceive during a Pentagon inquiry. The hearing begins Friday with pleas and motions to be argued.
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UPN
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Henderson
Americal
11Th Brigade
Major school finance bill proposed in California legislature
Sen. Albert S. Rodda introduced a statewide property tax and increased state aid bill supported by Wilson Riles and Gov. Reagan's reform plan. The measure would levy 3.75 per $100, redistribute 2.1 billion, and boost per student funding for elementary, high school, and community college systems while capping district spending without voter approval.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Board of Education
Albert S. Rodda
Senate Education Committee
California Schools
Wilson Riles
Riles
California
Two U S helicopter crewmen walk to safety from Laos Cambodia
Indiana men WO Craig Houser and Spec. 4 Paul Lagenour were the sole survivors of downed OH6 and Huey helicopters. Houser, shot down March 10 near Snoul Cambodia, walked four days alone through jungle and rice paddies to reach safety. Lagenour, downed March 19 in Laos, reached a U S base in Quang Tri with minor wounds after calling in air and artillery strikes.
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UPI
U.S
Indiana
Loos
Cambodia
Craig Houser
Houser
Connersville
Ind
Paul Lagenour
Lagenour
Odon
South Vietnam
Laos
Snoul
Phnom Penh
Quang Tri
48Th Helicopter Assault Co
Indochina
Britain to fund RB211 engine program for Tristar
Britain agreed to pay most of an estimated 288 million needed to keep RB211 engines in production for the U S Tristar Airbus project. London seeks a repayable guarantee if the project fails due to lack of orders or Lockheed insolvency with talks continuing for several weeks.
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UPI
Britain
Rolls-Royce
U.S
Airbus
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
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