Reagan aims new look California budget with tax cut plan
Gov Ronald Reagan's new budget plan for 1969 70 estimated around 6 billion dollars emphasizes a two volume program budget approach to show goals and costs. He proposes a 10 percent income tax cut for 1970 and anticipates a surplus over 2 million dollars. Democrats challenge the surplus use.
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Hayakawa says chance college to be opened
Acting president S I Hayakawa of San Francisco State College says there is a reasonable chance the 18 000 student campus will reopen for the second semester and finish the academic year. He warned the militant black student leadership still aims to close the school and cited clashes since the strike began November 6.
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Hippie Commune Fire Kills California Fire Chief
In Novato California a three story mansion destroyed by fire forces escape of twenty commune members including ten children. Fire Chief George Cavallero aged 50 died in a separate speeding crash en route to the blaze. The event occurred at Rancho Olompali owned by businessman turned guru Donald McCoy.
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Customs agents shot by mistaken police stakeout
Three U S Customs agents were wounded in Concord California during a stakeout when veteran officer Alex D McLennan opened fire thinking the agents were narcotics suspects The head wound to Agent George Gudbranson was described as very critical while Agents David Wilson and Leon Jaussard were in fair condition The incident occurred as agents pursued Lawrence Fassler who was later arrested with marijuana in the Inn area
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Tucson
Ariz
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Nixon aides signal fade of antipoverty office in 1970s plan
Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Robert Finch and Housing Secretary George Romney indicated the Office of Economic Opportunity may be phased out this year as successful programs are transferred to other agencies or absorbed by a broader antipoverty apparatus. They stressed no immediate elimination, while Volpe warned of air transport needs and a possible federal airport trust fund. Finch urged a national welfare standard to reduce state disparities and allow SSI recipients to earn income without losing benefits.
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Occupation of Chicago University Continues Amid Protests
Sixty-one of 300 students holding Chicago University’s six story Administration building face suspensions as the sit in persists. Backers of amnesty for demonstrators press for concessions to the poor with SDS and PLP visiting. A female sociology professor fired for radical politics cited as catalyst.
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High School Girls Rampage Shuts Gaza Schools
About 60 Arab high school girls rampaged through Gaza streets, shouting anti Israel slogans and throwing stones. Israeli troops herded them back to Saladin High School yard after clashes that left 95 injured. Ramle and other schools closed for two days.
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Senate faces vote on 12500 pay hike for 1968 Congress
The Senate debates a 12,500 pay rise lifting senate and house salaries to 42,500 a year. Senator John Williams seeks to veto, forcing a Tuesday vote, while the House stalls in committee. Analysts expect the motion to fail, forcing public stance on the 41 percent pay increase.
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Delegates avoid Pike ban at California Episcopal convention
Delegates at the Episcopal Diocese of California 119th convention refused to act on a ban preventing retired Bishop James A. Pike from preaching. They also narrowly rejected recognizing a conscientious objector status for a young man regarding war service, and tabled Myers request to bar Pike from pulpits. The presiding bishops may act before the next convention.
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Vietnam
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Gentle monster Boris Karloff dies at 81
British born actor Boris Karloff died in King Edward VII Hospital at age 81 after illness since last November. Born William Henry Pratt in Dulwich on November 23, 1887, he rose to fame as the Frankenstein monster and performed in 1 400 Broadway productions including Arsenic and Old Lace and The Shop at Sly Corner. He was known for a quiet, bookish demeanor away from the screen.
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Intelligence officer set for Pueblo inquiry
Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher returns to the Pueblo court of inquiry after a three day family weekend as Lt. Stephen R. Harris testifies in secret for 90 minutes. Harris led the ship’s intelligence unit during the seizure by North Korean gunboats. Bucher is tense yet speaks of fair treatment and recalls captivity hardships. A Navy neuropsychologist is present to prevent overtaxing him.
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