Reagan unveils 62 billion budget with hold the line stance
California Governor Reagan defends a 62 billion state operations plan citing inflation and a 1 billion tax program that produced a 247.3 million surplus he uses for school aid 109.1 million and a 100 million one time tax cut. He resists new programs while funding higher education cuts and Medi Cal costs rise to 383 million next year.
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Nixon calls for action on nuclear nonproliferation pact
President Nixon urged the Senate to fast track ratification of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty to curb weapon spread and aid peaceful atomic energy. He spoke in a message to lawmakers amid plans for a European trip and NATO talks.
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Plane crash near Port Angeles with 10 aboard
A Beechcraft twin engine plane carrying 10 people crashed near Clallam County Airport in Port Angeles early today. Coast Guard reports indicated no survivors. The aircraft was owned by Angeles Flying Service and wreckage located on a mountain hillside.
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Oil invasion of Santa Barbara harbor prompts blame of Hickel
A thick crude spill coated Santa Barbara beaches and the harbor after an offshore oil well near the Union Oil platform vented. Supervisors blasted Secretary of the Interior Walter Hickel for allowing resumed drilling as crews battle the slick with booms, detergents, and barges.
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Machinegun clash rocks ceasefire line near Sea of Galilee
United Press International reports a one hour machinegun duel between Jordanian and Israeli troops across the ceasefire line south of the Sea of Galilee. No Jordanian casualties are listed. The exchange follows Egypt’s pledge to aid Jordan with Arab troops.
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