Nixon budget plans worry local school officials
Local school officials fear President Nixon may end federal Title I funding for disadvantaged students and shift to state managed revenue sharing. The Lompoc district could lose about 586000 in Public Law 874 funds and 164000 in Title I aid affecting El Camino and Fillmore Elementary Schools.
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Nixon
Lompoc Unified
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Fillmore
Joe Carlin
Glen Wegner
Carlin
California counties gain federal disaster aid after storms
San Luis Obispo and Marin counties and the city of South San Francisco were declared eligible for federal disaster aid to repair rainstorm flood and tide damage. Solano and Santa Barbara counties may also be eligible. President Nixon declared the state eligible for major disaster area relief after Gov Ronald Reagan estimated substantial property damage in the affected regions.
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San Francisco
Marin
San Luis Obispo
Reagan
Solano
Santa Barbara
White House
Nixon
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Navy jet radio trouble before Alameda apartment crash
Navy pilot Lt. Robert L. Ward reported radio trouble 10 minutes before his A7 Corsair slammed into the Tahoe Apartments in Alameda California destroying a three story building and killing multiple residents. Eight bodies recovered and authorities fear higher death toll.
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UPI
Navy
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Ard
Tahoe Apartments
Paul Nelson
Reagan 20 percent state tax cut plan aims for permanent cap
Reagan unveils a two part tax package to California voters including a 20 percent income tax cut and a permanent 10 percent cut proposed for 1974 wages. He argues taxes have risen from 30 to 43 cents of every dollar since 1950 as government growth accelerates.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
State Capitol
POW Release Set for Monday Amid Vietnam truce strains
Long awaited prisoner exchanges may begin Monday with 27 Americans to be freed near An Loc and about 115 more, including some sick, to be released in Hanoi. They will be treated at Clark AFB, Philippines. Kissinger arrives as cease fire talks span Laos and Cambodia.
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Quang Tri City
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Congress halts Penn Central strike in 90 day bill
Trainmen's one day stoppage disrupted 200000 commuters and freight though morning service largely resumed. Amtrak reported normal runs on Penn Central tracks including Metroliner service Washington to Boston. Congress rushed a 90 day no strike bill to Nixon, who signed it at 6 a.m. EST.
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Philadelphia
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White House
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Nixon's New Presidential Jetliner Is Delivered
President Nixon and his pilot praised the $10 million Boeing 707 plane, first new jet in a decade, named Spirit of 76 and Air Force One when he is aboard. The blue and gold interior honors Mrs. Nixon, with seven compartments including spaces for officials, staff, lounges, Secret Service, and reporters.
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UPI
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Air Force One
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