Moscone Signals Tentative Support for Reagan Tax Plan
Senate Democratic leader George Moscone says he is tentatively in favor of Governor Reagan's two part income tax cut proposal but wants to see closing of tax loopholes first. Reagan plans a one time rebate from the 700 million state surplus and a permanent across the board cut, while Democrats push concerns over sales tax and school funding rulings.
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UPI
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George Moscone
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco
Reagan
Willie L. Brown Jr
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Mistrial declared in Pentagon Papers case
U.S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne declared a mistrial in the Pentagon Papers case and ordered a new jury selection. Leonard Weinglass, for Anthony J. Russo, challenged the jury system citing comments by Judge Albert Lee Stephens as contentious. Russo and Daniel Elisberg face conspiracy theft of government property and Espionage Act charges regarding the Vietnam War documents.
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UPI
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Pentagon Papers
Leonard Weinglass
Chicago Seven
Anthony J. Russo
Albert Lee Stephens
Byrne
Russo
Daniel Elisberg
Elisberg
Convict Beaty Recaptured On Bay Bridge Chase
Ronald Wayne Beaty 35, an escaped robber and Venceremos member, was stopped on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge after a police chase. He surrendered with 30 year old Jean S Hobson, found with a pistol, while the ambush that killed guard Jesus Sanchez and wounded guard George Fitzgerald remains linked to the case.
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UPI
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Venceremos Revolutionary Organization
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Gregory Beatty
Beaty
California Highway Patrol
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Jean S. Hobson
Venceremos
San Bernardino
Jesus Sanchez
George J. Fitzgerald
State reports crop damage in three farm regions
Sacramento reports that sub-freezing temperatures damaged crops in the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys and the central coast, with citrus losses in the San Joaquin Valley depending on heater use. Officials say it is too early to determine total losses, and no damage was reported in the Coachella and Imperial valleys.
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Ohio Warden Hosts Inmates for Christmas Dinner Traditions
Harold Cardwell, warden of the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus, invites inmates to his home each Christmas and Thanksgiving. He says the meals foster dignity and rehabilitation, recounting a 1924 deputy sheriff killer who later paroled and found steady work after sharing meals with Cardwell’s family.
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Peron Declines Candidacy and Heads to Paraguay
Former Argentine President Juan Peron was offered the presidential candidacy by his party but will renounce it and depart for Paraguay. He is barred from running due to a residence requirement, with a broader plan including visits to Peru and several other countries before returning to Buenos Aires next month.
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UPI
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Justicialista National Liberation Front
Paraguay
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Peru
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Romania
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Women students guinea pigs for morning-after pill
A Ralph Nader Health Research Group claims women students at several universities are given diethyl stilbestrol DES without informed consent to prevent pregnancy after intercourse. The group cites possible cancer risks and notes DES was once prescribed to prevent miscarriage. It also cites cases of vaginal cancer among daughters of treated women.
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UPI
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National Student Association
NSA
Sanctuary sails with 60 women on coed Navy ship
The hospital ship Sanctuary leaves San Francisco Bay for a one day shakedown cruise with 60 female crewmembers, marking a first in the Navy's push to mix genders on regular deck crews. Lt. (jg) Ann Kerr becomes the first line officer aboard a Navy ship, though she cannot command due to regulations.
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UPI
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Vietnam
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Rio del Mar
Calif
Kennedy offers olive branch to Nixon in Congress
Sen Edward M Kennedy at a Beverly Hills dinner pledges to extend an olive branch to the Nixon Administration in the new Congress. He praised Nixon for China policy and the 1971 wage price freeze and urged bipartisan cooperation on foreign and domestic policy.
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Riots on Kitty Hawk spurred by long standing racial tensions
The Kitty Hawk riot in October injuring 46 sailors and Marines is described as not the ship's first race clash. Mrs. Kenneth Delancey testified that racial fighting continued since February when the carrier sailed from San Diego for Vietnam. She blamed a lack of punishment for whites and urged open airing of grievances. The House subcommittee broadened its Navy probe to training and family influence as it travels San Diego.
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