Boiler room blast sinks Navy destroyer Basilone death toll rises
The 390 foot USS Basilone limped to Newport after a boiler room blast killed three sailors and injured eight, four critically, during maneuvers 120 miles southeast of New York. The ship carried 14 officers and 260 enlisted men and was under Cmdr. John L. Towney.
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Welfare task force urges reforms to curb California welfare fraud
A Reagan administration task force in Sacramento urges changes to the welfare system to reduce cheating, including photo ID cards for all recipients and stronger local investigative staffs. The study found overall welfare fraud at 11.54 percent of California’s 1.1 million cases, with up to 88 percent showing discrepancies in some areas.
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Monsoon Shower Delays Agnew Arrival In Jakarta
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's arrival in Jakarta for an overnight stay included talks on the U S role in Southeast Asia. A monsoon shower interrupted handshakes as Agnew rushed to the presidential palace grounds amid tight security. He planned private talks with Suharto and meetings with chief ministers before leaving for Malaysia.
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Lee Kuan Yew
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Cordial first meet between Viet Cong and South Vietnam officials
In Paris the Viet Cong and South Vietnamese delegates met without Hanoi and Washington for the first time in four years. The talks aim at a political settlement with free elections and a National Council. They agreed to meet again Wednesday to finish preparatory details under the Paris framework.
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Thiep
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Lompoc Record Facts and Publishing Details
The notice lists the Lompoc Record publication details including location 126 North I St Lompoc California and 93436, the Superior Court Decree No. 47065, and staff roles led by President Publisher Mrs Kenneth L Adam and Editor Harry J Crompe, with multiple executives and departments noted. Subscription rate is $2.25 per month and home delivery terms are described.
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Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
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Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Reagan Turns 62 Amid Quiet Birthday Observance
Governor Ronald Reagan marked his 62nd birthday in Sacramento with a small dinner for four aides and their wives. Born in Tampico Illinois, he now resides in a Sacramento mansion renting for 1250 dollars monthly, noted for a large backyard pool.
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Open season on press spurs call for reporter privilege
Congressional investigators hear that expanding government and court use of the news media as an investigative tool threatens press freedom. Journalists urge federal and state bills to shield reporters and unpublished materials from subpoenas, arguing a Supreme Court ruling erodes constitutional protections and invites broader disclosure.
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Violence persists in Northern Ireland amid Belfast bombings
UPI reports that while shootings fell on Monday for the first time in eight days, officials warned it may not signal a pause in the bloodshed. Ten people died over the weekend as attackers struck, including a 20-pound bomb at a central real estate office in Donegal Square after a warning allowed area clearance.
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Cranston son admits drugging Playboy Club bunny in extortion claim
Los Angeles jury hears Robin Cranston admit to police his role in drugging Joyce Williams at the home of David Marcus on March 22 to counter an alleged extortion plot against him and his father Senator Alan Cranston. Police found the extortion claim unfounded after reviewing Cranston’s calls.
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State guidelines set exemptions for environmental reports
Reagan administration outlines which private projects need environmental impact reports, listing exemptions such as single family homes and fourplexes built as lone units. The rules aim to shield local agencies from court reversals while allowing public participation as a goal.
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Resources Agency
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