Advanced liberal Miller named new leader of California Assembly Democrats
Berkeley attorney John J. Miller, calling himself an advanced liberal, becomes the first Black leader of either party in the California Legislature, elected 20 to 17 to lead the Assembly Democrats in a six year term. He vows a Democratic majority and opposition to Gov. Ronald Reagan, while noting his district's liberal leanings and his background from Savannah to Berkeley.
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New York
Welfare plan urged work requirement for able bodied
Sacramento reports say officials including Gov. Reagan backed a revamped welfare plan requiring able bodied men to work. A 147 page proposal by county welfare groups urged work, and making birth control information available to welfare recipients.
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O. C. Sills
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Gordon W. Duffy
R-Hanford
Health and Welfare Committee
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The
County Supervisors Association
Man gored by bull while shielding children in Sylmar
A 76 year old man, John P. Erratchuo of Sylmar, died after a 1500 pound bull gored him while he protected a group of schoolchildren. Six city animal control officers and six police units subdued the animal using a chair winch and tranquilizers. he died at Holy Cross Hospital from multiple fractures.
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Apollo 13 crew faces measles risk before moon flight
Cape Kennedy UPI report says NASA may ground the Apollo 13 crew if blood tests show measles risk. If infected, the April 16 moonwalk would be most vulnerable, delaying the launch to May 9 for the third lunar mission.
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Weather map shows mixed showers and rising temps nationwide
United Press International reports widespread sunshine and moderating temperatures with scattered showers in the Northwest and East Coast. The coldest area from the Eastern Dakotas to the Great Lakes dipped to the teens, while Marquette County Airport Michigan hit 12 degrees at 2 PM, and Phoenix Arizona and Key West Florida recorded 74 degrees.
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Smith Cleared of Five Bribery Counts in California Case
A Superior Court jury in San Francisco acquitted Harvey Keith Smith a former Los Angeles Human Relations commissioner of five bribery counts after earlier panels found him innocent on three more charges. The verdict came before the judge’s mistrial deadline.
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Army doctor under house arrest in triple killing case
Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey R. MacDonald 26 of Patchogue N Y is confined to his quarters and relieved of duties with the 6th Special Forces at Fort Bragg as a suspect in the February 17 slayings of his wife Collette 26 pregnant and two daughters Kimberly 6 and Kristen 2. Investigators found knives and an ice pick as weapons and a board with blood. A friend said MacDonald discussed a hippie cult article before the killings.
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Thor booster set for 400th launch at Vandenberg
The Air Force SAMSO will launch the Long Tank Thrust-augmented Thor for the 400th time from Vandenberg AFB. The mission places a Nimbus weather satellite into orbit with an Agena D upper stage and carries Army TOPO A as a piggyback payload under the SE SP program. Major contractors include McDonnell-Douglas Astronautics and North American Rockwell.
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Governor Kirk to Face Contempt Court Over Desegregation
Florida Governor Claude Kirk, ill and awaiting a birth, must appear in federal court in Bradenton to show cause why he should not be cited for contempt for blocking desegregation in Manatee County schools. The case follows his suspension of the local school board and orders directing teachers and students to ignore a federal desegregation order.
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Manson allegedly slashed musician with sword in Hinman case
Witness Danny DeCarlo testified that Charles Manson entered a room with a homemade foot long sword and slashed musician Gary Hinman on the left side of the face severing part of an ear He allegedly demanded surrender of money and claimed Hinman was not cooperating in turning over $20 000 to the Manson family Beausoleil is on trial for Hinman s murder which prosecutors link to the Tate murders that followed weeks later.
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Stanford windows broken in protest at night on campus
Several dozen windows were broken Monday during the fifth night of anti ROTC demonstrations at Stanford University. About 250 attended a rally before small groups roamed the campus. 50 protesters remained outside the ROTC building while others damaged the Aeronautics and Astronautics Building, Earth Science Building and the President's Office. No arrests were made.
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Lompoc Record Details Publication and Staff Info
The notice lists publication details for The Lompoc Record including its status as a adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It names the publisher president and officers, editors, managers, and staff, and notes California press associations and a subscription rate of $2.25 per month. It states the paper is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Advertising ads in London subways draw public concern
Britain's Advertising Association conducts a survey to judge if brassiere panty and girdle ads in subway stations are sexy or offensive. Malcolm Wright, the association's director of public affairs, says advertising may be moving faster than public opinion.
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UPI
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Reform measure on mutual funds sidetracked by railroad strike
A House subcommittee delay on Senate passed mutual fund reform is caused by President Nixon’s plan to head off a nationwide railroad strike. The bill would curb front end loads and allow banks and savings and loan associations to form mutual funds, with penalties for early redemption.
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UPI
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D-Calif
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Senate
World’s 1856 British Guiana Stamp Valued at 32500
The famous British Guiana one cent stamp from 1856 is valued at 32500 dollars in collector markets. It is regarded as the world's most valuable stamp due to its rarity and historical significance.
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British Guiana
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