Lobbyists rally for Reagan tax shift as vote deadlock looms
A dozen lobbyists from oil, manufacturing, horseracing and local governments join efforts to break Reagan's 1 billion tax plan impasse. Governor Reagan also pressures 12 senate Democrats and one Republican blocking the measure, as Bagley says he will shuttle a minor bill to gain horserace revenue relief of 13.5 million and raises track takeout from 14 to 16 percent.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate
William T. Bagley
Governor's Office
San Rafael
Ufacturers
Los Angeles County
Bagley
Senate Governmental Organization Committee
Israel cabinet backs U.S. peace plan amid crisis risk
Israel votes 17 to 6 to accept the American peace proposal prompting the strongest cabinet rift since 1967. Gahal leader Begin warns of leaving the government as Jordanian clashes persist and Arab guerrillas vow to escalate attacks while weather outlook shows overcast to sunny inland with tides noted.
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U.S
Palestine
Jordan River
Jordan Valley
Jordan
Gahal Party
Gahal
Menahem Begin
Golda Meir
Meir
United Nations
Gunnar V Jarring
Michael Arnon
United States
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arab Socialist Union
Egypt
Amman
Six Car Pileup Injures Lompoc Man
A Lompoc man, Robert Quincy Grant, 34, was seriously injured on Lompoc Casmalia Road when his car hit a guard rail and rolled multiple times. The chain reaction involved Airman Joe Glenn Curry, Airman J C Lloyd Arthur Swanson, Robert Pressley and others as vehicles collided near Constellation Road. Sheriff’s Deputy Paul Fitzpatrick escaped injury. Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara treated Grant for facial fractures as CHP and deputies continued to piece together who was hurt.
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Lompoc
Lompoc-Casmaha Road
California Highway Patrol
Robert Quincy Grant
North Ave
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara
Lompoc- Casmalia Road
Constellation Road
Grant
Joe Glenn Curry
J. C. Lloyd Arthur Swanson
Curry
Robert James Pressley
Stephen Scott Smith
Denebell
Smith
Pressley
Swanson
Paul Fitzpatrick
CHP
Critics to fight new ABM sites
UPI reports Senate critics of the antiballistic missile program plan to oppose expanding to Whiteman Air Force Base Missouri and Warren Air Force Base Wyoming while allowing continued work at Malmstrom Montana and Grand Forks North Dakota as part of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks bargaining. A bipartisan bloc near last year’s effort to kill the ABM also backs an amendment seen as broad in support. Hart cautions against premature victory.
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UPI
Nixon
Soviet Union
Senate
ABM
Malmstrom
Mont
Grand Forks
N.C
Whiteman Afb
Missouri
Warren Afb
Wyoming
Hart
Medi Cal changes go into effect after court action
California Medi Cal revisions take effect after Judge Irving Perluss revoked a delay and approved updates to conform with federal law. The changes raise net income to $158 monthly for full benefits and extend full coverage to 150000 more recipients, while CRLA had sought a restraining order over the impact on 50000 medically indigent recipients.
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UPI
Superior Court
Irving H. Perluss
California Rural Legal Assistance
Cal
Perluss
Earl W Brian
State Health Care Services Department
Department of Health, Education
CRLA
Communists attack northern Cambodia amid siege of Kompong Thom
Three Communist units totaling about 3,000 men pressed operations in northern Cambodia with fresh troops and heavy weapons. Cambodian forces supported by tanks pursued counterattacks along Route 4 to reopen the Phnom Penh port supply line while reinforcements moved toward Kompong Thom under siege. A brigadier general cited reported air strikes by American planes, though a U.S. spokesman denied knowledge of such strikes.
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UPI
Cambodia
Kimpong Thom
Kompong Thom
Skoun
Pralay Meas
Kompong Cham
Mekong River
Kompong Som
Kirirom
Sosthene Fernandez
ICC secretary confesses and resigns at hearing
H. Neil Garson, 21 years in the ICC, tearfully admitted at a congressional hearing that he rewrote nearly three months of expense stubs to refute charges of accepting money from regulated groups and government funds. He announced plans to resign as secretary on Monday.
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Washington
UPI
H. Neil Garson
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Garson
a _ House Commerce subcommittee
Subcommittee
Kasabian says she would give life for victims in Manson trial
Linda Kasabian testified she would sacrifice her life to prevent more deaths and acknowledged immunity in exchange for detailing the Tate LaBianca slayings. She recalled joining Spahn Ranch, loving Charles Manson, and the intimate acts he had with her, including four times in various locations.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Linda Kasabian
Charles Manson
Tate-LaBianca
Paul Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Kasabian
Nixon plans peaceful pause as Israel weighs reply
President Nixon awaits formal Israeli reply to his Mideast peace plan while reporting unofficial acceptance of a 90 day ceasefire. Egypt and Jordan already accepted. Nixon retreats to Abplanalp villa for a weekend with Rebozo and Abplanalp before a Denver meeting with state planning officials.
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UPI
Nixon
Tel Aviv
William P. Rogers
Egypt
Jordan
Charles G
Bebe’ Rebozo
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