Welfare bill hearings to be reopened in California
Sacramento upi News says Gov Reagan backed omnibus welfare revision faces new gainsay as Assemblyman Gordon Duffy calls for a special three member subcommittee to reopen hearings on fraud control provisions. Duffy cites constitutional concerns from district attorneys and opposition from the state Social Welfare Board. Senator Nejedly joins in voicing serious objections to the bill as drafted.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Senate Committee
Duffy
John A. Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Welfare Board Attacks Bill Restitution Provisions
A Social Welfare Board statement to media and legislators critiques the restitution sections as offering welfare cheaters a set of privileges not available to other criminals. The board warns the program would demand substantial county funding for administration.
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Social Welfare Board
Private college funds rejected by California Senate
In Sacramento the Senate rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to allow state tax funds for private universities and colleges in an 18 to 11 vote. Senate sponsor Clair Burgenger vowed another vote. three amendments were approved for the November ballot including budget timing, vacancy control, and assembly speaker’s ex officio role in college agencies.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
Clair W. Burgener
San Diego
State Supreme Court
Assembly
Burgener
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Writer of bomb books says money motive in terrorism case
Donald Sisco of Eureka California testified before a Senate subcommittee investigating urban terrorism. He admitted writing pamphlets that taught militants how to make bombs and said money motivated his actions though he tried to sell his books to the wrong people. He described himself as a right winger and spoke of an early interest in explosives since childhood.
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UPI
Donald Sisco
Eureka
Calif
Senate
Charles H. Percy
Bill
Sisco
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Minutemen
John Birch Society
Lee Harvey Oswald
James Earl Ray
Sirhan Sirhan
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Viet Cong Attack Triggers Airstrip Shutdown at Kham Duc
Vietnamese forces opened mortar fire on the U.S. airstrip at Kham Duc near Da Nang forcing a temporary air traffic halt. A C123 cargo plane was hit on landing while U.S. helicopters were downed in the wider Laotian-border campaign. No casualties reported.
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UPI
Kham Duc
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Laos
Air Force
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Ford attacks impeachment committee probes Douglas case
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford challenged the Judiciary Committee claim of agency delays citing public hearings can begin now. He offered seven witness names and 14 more from Rep Waggonner as the drive continues.
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UPI
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Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
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Justice Department
Ford
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Douglas
Joe D. Waggonner
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Pleasant summer weather with storms and damage across regions
The nation enjoyed mild to warm conditions with scattered rain and thundershowers in western mountains and the Southeast. Three inches of hail near Denver caused up to $100,000 in damage as four cars were swept into a gulch and bridges washed away. Colorado Route 74 closed briefly due to a rockslide. The Weather Bureau forecast shows warm temperatures inland but cool in the Pacific Northwest, with showers possible tonight over western mountains and from the Mississippi Valley southward.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Lompoc Record Details Publication and Staff
The Lompoc Record, a second class mail newspaper in Lompoc California, lists its publishing staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam, Publisher J. Donald Adam, Editor Gaylen Jackson, and others. It is member of multiple press associations and priced at $2.25 per month, published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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California
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
California Senate urges FCC probe of news media ownership
The California State Senate adopted a resolution asking the FCC to study concentration of ownership in newspapers radio and TV across California. The measure seeks ACL hearings in Sacramento and other cities and urges investigation into potential detrimental effects and corrective measures.
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Sacramento
UPI
California State Senate
Federal Communications Commission
California
Jack McCarthy
Alan Rafael
California Broadcasters Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
New car tax bill stalls in California Senate panel
A 4 percent levy on new car retail prices to fund environmental programs stalled in the California Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee. Assemblyman John V. Briggs postponed a vote, citing missing supporters, while opponents warned of higher car costs and discriminatory impact. In Berkeley, a separate youth roundup prompted a federal rights challenge from the Youth Law Center.
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UPS
California
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
John V. Briggs
Fullerton
Briggs
Select Assembly Committee On the
Senate
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The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
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Motor Car Dealers Association
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Chevrolet
el Monte
George Moscone
San Francisco
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Berkeley
UPI
Bernie Bergesen
Youth Law Center
Richard Berger
University City
Reagan tax plan may wait for August special election
The lead architect says Senate passage hinges on holdouts. With two votes needed, if politicians fail to deliver this week, the plan will be shelved until after the August 18 Orange County special election. Senator Carrell remains hospitalized with exhaustion.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Orange County
William T. Bagley
R-San_ Rafael
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Tom Carrell
van Nuys
Bagley
Barrage fires quash seventh night of Northern Ireland riots
British troops say shots were fired and used gas to quell Roman Catholic demonstrations in Londonderry as explosions rocked Belfast and Armagh. Nine arrests reported. a Catholic rights group accuses the commander of panic and unfitness. Rev Ian Paisley plans a march to press Belfast riots halt. Northern Ireland government bans parades.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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Armagh
Ian Paisley
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