Reagan says Supreme Court stay enables California welfare cuts
Gov. Ronald Reagan says the high court stay allowing temporary welfare cuts will save California taxpayers as much as 7 million dollars a month. The move targets about 500000 AFDC recipients with outside income while excluding two thirds deemed truly needy. The ruling follows a December state Supreme Court decision and a federal stay pending appeal by Attorney General Evelle Younger.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Supreme Court
California
Reagan
High Court
Washington
State Supreme Court
Evelle Younger
Younger
Harry Blackmun
Blackmun
Robert Carleson
Union asks Pay Board to reconsider West Coast raise
The West Coast longshoremen's union formally petitions the Pay Board to revisit its cut of the dock strike pay increase. Hearings on East and Gulf coast proposals are set for May 2. The board previously lowered West Coast gains from 16 percent to 10 percent with a 49 percent fringe-benefits boost.
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San Francisco
Upni
West Coast Longshoremen’s Union
Gulf Coast
West Coast
Pacific Maritime Association
International Longshoremen's
Hedy Lamarr Sues Cosmetics Firm for Privacy Invasion
Actress Hedy Lamarr files a $1 million suit in Manhattan Supreme Court alleging Germaine Monteil Cosmetics Corp and Lord and Taylor used her name and photograph to promote Germaine products without consent. Lamarr says she was greatly distressed humiliated by the display.
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New York
UPI
Hedy Lamarr
Germaine
Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Notice Listed for Lompoc
Notice appears as second class mail in Lompoc California under Act of Congress and Superior Court Decree No 47065. Adjudicated legal newspaper status confirms publication for official notices in 93436 region.
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Lompoc
California
Davis Case Gag Rule Tightened By California Judge
In San Jose UPI reports Judge Richard Arnason barred discussing the Angela Davis case outside court and announced stricter limits after complaints from both sides. A Marin County coroner’s investigator described 17 year old Jonathan Jackson alive after the 1970 courtroom shootings, with details of his injuries as Keith Craig testified. Davis faces charges of murder kidnapping and conspiracy for allegedly aiding Jackson in arming the escape and hostage incident that killed Judge Harold Haley and others.
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San Jose
UPI
Angela Davis
Richard E Arnason
Marin County
Jonathan Jackson
Keith C. Craig
Jackson
Craig
Harold Haley
James McClain
Willie Christmas
Miss Davis
Vehicle thefts rise in California study shows alarming losses
A study prepared for the California legislature reports motor vehicle thefts are increasing faster in California than nationwide and cost residents at least 100 million dollars annually. The report urges state patrol leadership for statewide theft prevention and notes arrests for theft have dropped from 33 to 13 percent over a decade. Insurance costs account for 72 million of the losses, with government agencies covering the remaining 28 million.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Leo T. McCarty
John F. Foran
San Francisco
Arthur Young Co
California Highway Patrol
Frank J. Walton
Business and Transportation Agency
Man Pleads Guilty in Hughes Airwest Hijacking Case
Richard C. LaPoint, a Seabrook Vietnam veteran, pled guilty to air piracy for forcing a Hughes Airwest DC9 from Nevada to Colorado. He bailed out near Denver with 50 000 dollars during the approach, after which he was arrested in a farm field. A second kidnapping charge was dropped.
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Denver
UPI
Richard Charles LaPoint
Nevada
Colorado
Seabrook
N. H
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US District Court
Alfred A. Arra
Las Vegas
Reno
Coastline development bill stalls in Assembly subcommittee
Conservationists backed measure to curb California coastal development stalled after two hearings. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty faced wrangling as subcommittee chair Willie Brown Jr. recessed the hearing until Monday. Brown criticized the bill’s presentation and accused Sieroty of idocy for implying private negotiations with the Senate and special interests.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Assembly
Ways and Means
Alan Sieroty
Beverly Hills
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Brown
Sieroty
Idocy
Senate
Accidental alliance forms to curb lead in gasoline
Health and environmental groups join with auto makers in EPA hearings over leaded gasoline rules. The EPA proposes near lead-free fuel for 1975 models by mid 1974 and a gradual lead reduction starting January 1, 1974.
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Washington
UPI
Auto Industry
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Couple found guilty for not busing girl in desegregation case
Mr and Mrs Carl Merchant were found guilty of child neglect for keeping Cari home to avoid a cross-town bus ride under desegregation orders. Judge Norman Barnard directed the verdict noting admission of violating attendance laws. The couple agreed Cari would live with a relative and attend school elsewhere in the county.
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Pontiac, Mich
UPI
Carl Merchant
Crosstown
Oakland County
Norman Barnard
Cari
Barnard
Cain
Pontiac
Merchant
U.S
Damon Keith
Detroit
Bond set at 200000 for UMW official in Yablonski deaths
A $200,000 cash bond was set for William Jack Prater a United Mine Workers of America field representative charged with conspiracy in the Yablonski murders. The indictment alleges obstruction of justice and rights violations in connection with the Clarksville Pennsylvania killings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. The hearing followed his Lake City Tenn. arrest and a Pittsburgh grand jury.
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Knoxville
Tenn
UPI
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Joseph Yablonski
U. S
Harve Duggin
William Jack Prater
LaFollette
District 19
Justice Department
Prater
Lake City
Pittsburgh
Yablonski
Margaret
Charlotte
Clarksville
Chavez backed bill advances on pesticide safeguards
In Sacramento the Senate Health and Welfare Committee approved a Cesar Chavez backed bill shifting pesticide safety oversight to local health officers and the state Public Health Department. The measure would allow farm workers to file complaints leading to field shutdowns if health risks are found, prompting production concerns from opponents.
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Sacramento
UPI
Cesar Chavez
State Department of Agriculture
State Department of Public Health
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Reagan Administration
Finance Committee
California
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
Lou Casanovich
R-Van Nuys
Casanovich
Petris
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