Brown wins veto override in California school aid dispute
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. defeats a Democratic-led bid to restore $30 million of the $172 million local school aid bill cut by the governor. Assembly Democrats backed the veto, while dissident members and Republicans pressed to restore the funds. Brown lobbied lawmakers and argued the restored funds could derail other programs.
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Hilton warns states on casino gambling and tax issues
Barron Hilton president of Hilton Hotels warns Nevada's casino model may be hard to replicate elsewhere as states consider regulated gambling. He cites costs and IRS misinterpretations of legal versus illegal gambling and contrasts casino gaming with horse and dog racing and betting.
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Viking tests show system ok on voyage to Mars
In Pasadena California UPI reports the Viking space craft on a 505 million mile mission toward Mars. By noon Thursday it neared the moon after launch from Cape Canaveral and was traveling about 10 514 miles per hour with maximum speed 25 508 mph.
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Dockworkers Ordered to Load Grain Ships to Russia
A federal judge ordered longshoremen to load two more ships with American grain bound for the Soviet Union. Labor Secretary Dunlop will meet AFL CIO President Meany to seek a settlement of the grain boycott. The dispute centers on Houston port actions and potential further hearings.
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Coastal Commission adopts parts of California coastline plan
San Diego reports the California Coastal Commission approves Part 1 and Part 2 of a four part plan. The plan outlines landowner rights and costs and says public acquisition of key coastal property requires fair market payment. It notes restrictions on private use are constitutional and estimates 1.5 to 2.5 million dollars to administer and 125 million for land acquisition.
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Intervention urged as Timor civil war worsens
Timor on the Portuguese island calls for international intervention as fighting between nationalist groups escalates in Dili and surrounding mountains. Portuguese troops retreat to a neutral area near the port, with 100 plus dead and 1,400 evacuees sought from Lisbon-held zones.
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Quake forecast plan outlined by Interior official
Interior Secretary Jack Carlson announced a prototype earthquake forecasting system for major quake zones. He said prediction is beyond the experimental stage and could be more accurate than random, using seismic sensors and past quake data to estimate upcoming temblors, though he warned progress remains limited.
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U S Moves Toward Better Relations With Cubans
The United States eases some Cuba diplomacy and trade steps while Congress weighs broader changes. State lifts ban on sales to Cuba by overseas subsidiaries. direct exports from the U S remain barred. Yul Brynner seeks ruling on leaving The Odyssey road show amid contract terms. Castro seeks warmer ties and says hijack ransom sums were returned. McGovern lauds the shift as a major step forward.
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