Senators Still Oppose Tax Plan Despite Reagan Offer
Seven Republican senators who opposed withholding last year reaffirm their stance and say they will vote against the tax revision if withholding is included. The GOP holds a slim 21 19 majority and would need seven Democrats to pass the plan. Reagan shifted to support withholding as part of a $645 million property tax relief package.
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Sacramento
UPI
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Withholding
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San Jose
Reagan
Robert S. Stevens
Los Angeles
Nixon welfare plan costs and reach outlined in briefing
In a closed briefing, Social Security Administrator Ball outlined that the 1971 budget allocates 500 million for the family assistance plan with 70 million for early administrative costs. The plan would start January 1 and provide a minimum 1600 dollars to a four person family, tapering to zero at 3920 dollars of income.
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Robert Ball
House
Ways and Means
Robert H. Finch
Congress
California Bans DDT on Grapes and Four Crops After April
California Agriculture Department bans DDT and DDD on grapes cherries olives and walnuts effective after April 15 with substitutes ready. Cesar Chavez led United Farm Workers says pesticides pose health hazards to field workers and regulators say replacements exist.
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UPS
California
State Agriculture Department
Jerry Fielder
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Afl-Cio
Lompoc Record Publishes Local News and Staff Credits
The Lompoc Record lists its legal status, publication decree, and corporate details. It also enumerates the executive team and staff including president publisher editor and managers, with professional affiliations and subscription rate of 2.25 per month by mail.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Ohio bombing suspect believed dead in blast
Martin Berns a 21 year old loner with a troubled history died in the explosion that destroyed the $800000 Shaker Heights municipal building. Police found parts of a body matching his description near the rubble and located his car with weapons nearby.
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Shaker Heights, Ohio
UPI
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Berns
Cleveland
Carl Long
Irving Rosen
Rosen
Fairhill Psychiatrict Hospital
Cleveland State Hospital
Alioto taps Nelder as San Francisco police chief
Alfred J. Nelder, 55, is named the citys 26th police chief to replace Thomas J. Cahill who retires under Mayor Aliotos pressure. Nelder, a veteran with heroism awards, has served as deputy chief and vows to deliver a downward crime trend by June.
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UPI
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Nelder
Thomas J. Cahill
Joseph Alioto
Cahill
Cleveland names Coffey as new police chief amid turmoil
Cleveland's interim chief William P. Ellenburg resigns after ten days amid accusations from Lawrence Burns of mob ties. Mayor Carl B. Stokes selects Lewis B. Coffey, 58, long-time Cleveland officer and veteran of the Hough and Glenville riots, to lead the department. Ellenburg fights alleged payoff charges and vows to return to law enforcement.
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UPI
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Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Teamsters Union
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Ellenburg
Burns
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
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Cleveland Police Department
Coffey
Hough
Glenville
Petris proposes 25 million prize for smog free car
Sacramento Senator Nicholas C. Petris seeks a 25 million prize for the inventor of a practical smog free car and funding for rapid transit from gasoline taxes. The proposal requires two constitutional amendments and a tax break for smog free car owners. Petris doubts electric cars as impractical. In Chicago, Abbie Hoffman clashes with Judge Julius Hoffman as bail is revoked for David Dellinger during the Chicago Seven trial.
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UPI
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Petris
Oakland
Senate
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Hoffman
David Dellinger
Dellinger
Opposition mounts to Charles DiBona as draft chief
The Senate Armed Services Committee has strong opposition to 37 year old Charles J DiBona for director of the Selective Service system. White House says no final decision. DiBona praised by some but criticized for zeal for an all volunteer army and perceived lack of seasoning. Senators Smith and Stennis opposed. DiBona met with them last Monday.
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UPI
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
DiBona
Annapolis
White House
Lewis B. Hershey
South Carolina
Paul Dietzel
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Indiana
Johnny Pont
Army
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Lovell Says Apollo 13 Flight Will Be His Last
James E. Lovell confirms Apollo 13 will be his final space mission. He will be 42, retire as commander, and set a 34 day space record after the April 11 launch and April 26 moon landing with Haise while Mattingly remains overhead.
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UPI
America
James E. Lovell
Lovell
Charles
Pete’’ Conrad
Haise
Mattingly
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