Reagan GOP attack Democratic budget plan in California
Gov Ronald Reagan and GOP lawmakers condemn the Democratic 7.88 billion California budget as intrusive and imprudent while not ruling out passage. Assembly Republicans show mixed stance as conference committee shapes the final bill with threats of a GOP vote if objections remain unresolved.
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Assembly rejects Ms bill on voter prefix change
The California Assembly defeated a bill to let women register as Ms and require men to identify as Mr. The measure failed 41 to 27 and was kept alive only by a reconsideration request. Opponents cited residency downsizing from one year to 90 days and a recent Supreme Court ruling on residency.
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UPI
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Senate panel approves bill to cut elderly parent payments
The Senate Health and Welfare Committee approved an amended bill reducing adult children's payments to support welfare dependent parents on welfare. It passed 10-1 with Sen. Ralph Dills voting yes and Sen. James Whetmore dissenting. The measure restores pre 1971 welfare act contribution levels. Peter Doppelman of California Rural Legal Assistance said rates are onerous and force elderly parents to rob from their children.
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Peter D. Doppelman
California Rural Legal Assistance
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County crackdown on nude swimmers at Santa Barbara beach
Santa Barbara County authorities launched a crackdown on nude bathers at Summerland Beach. Sheriff’s patrols have arrested 48 bathers, including a nude priest and an unclothed deputy district attorney, as hundreds come from across the state. District Attorney David Milner calls Santa Barbara a Southern California mecca for nude bathers and says the crackdown prevents an out of control crowd.
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UPI
Los Angeles
Summerland Beach
David Milner
California
Violent winds kill six injure hundreds in Vancouver
In Vancouver Washington high winds and a storm toppled buildings injuring about 250 and killing six. A supermarket collapse and a bowling alley roof failure caused multiple deaths including a baby. Emergency services activated a disaster response and National Guard mobilization followed.
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Wilbur LeRoy Adams
Vancouver
Brian Keith Adams
Abouts
Sharon Graser
Tom Pryor
Lompoc Record An Official Adjudicated Newspaper
The Lompoc Record is identified as a legal newspaper adjudicated under Superior Court Decree No 47065. It is published daily excluding Sundays and Christmas Day by Lompoc Record Publications, a California corporation, with listed officers and staff. It notes mail delivery from Lompoc California 93436 and subscription rate of $2.25 per month.
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California
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Acquittal in Harrisburg Seven trial amid deadlocked jury
A 10 to 2 vote acquitted the Harrisburg Seven on the main plot charge after a deadlocked jury was discharged. Juror Lawrence Evans of Dillsburg said only he and a female juror held out for conviction. Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister had prior guilty findings for attempting prison letter smuggling.
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UPI
Philip F. Berrigan
Henry A Kissinger
Washington
Lawrence Evans
Dillsburg
RR. Dixon Herman
American Machine and Foundry
York
Eqbal Ahmad
Sacramento budget clash and policy votes in state Senate
Governor budget charges Assembly leaders with playing games over a 7.86 billion plan. Kerry Mulligan faces reconsideration for a state post. Nixon vows actions to protect troops, including bombing North Vietnam. Senate approves hairnet rule for restaurant workers and moves on equal rights amendment ratification bills.
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Viet Nam
Senate
South African dog skin plan faces political backlash
In Johannesburg the government faces outrage over Van Der Sandt de Villiers Smit the plan to breed dogs for skins and meat. Minister Dirk Uys moved to halt the venture while parliament petitions and public letters surge.
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UPI
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de Villiers Smit
Dirk Uys
Ventersburg
Pretoria
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