Democrats Attack Reagan Budget In TV Message
California Democratic leaders Jess Unruh and George Moscone released a 15 minute television film criticizing Gov Ronald Reagan's 6.2 billion budget and 100 million tax rebate plan. They accused mismanagement since 1967 and urged a 20 percent tax rebate up to 150 for couples, arguing most taxpayers would benefit more than Reagan's proposal.
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DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Jess M
Unruh
George S. Moscone
Moscone
Reagan
Kron - TV
San Francisco
Bronze Star Medals Awarded to Vandenberg AFB Airmen
Two airmen from the 2055th Communications Squadron at Vandenberg AFB receive medals for meritorious service and heroism in Southeast Asia. Sergeant George R. Hoffman earned the Bronze Star for saving six battle damaged aircraft and six pilots at Da Nang. Sergeant James L. Wood Jr. received the Army Commendation Medal for exposing himself to heavy fire to keep power generators functioning for ongoing messages with the 25th Infantry Division.
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2055Th
Vandenberg Afb
Southeast Asia
George R. Hoffman
da Nang Air Base
Hoffman
James L. Wood Jr
25Th Infantry Division
U.S. Air Force
Wood
Base unit receives high honor at Aerospace Defense event
The Aerospace Defense Command's 10th Aerospace Defense Group received the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for July 1, 1966 to July 1, 1968 at a base ceremony. Major General James C. Jenson presented the award to Colonel William H. Joyner as leaders and spouses attended an Awards Ball. The ceremony linked to North American Defense Command and Johnson Island for temporary personnel, marking a second ADC Outstanding Unit Award during Joyner's command.
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James C. Jensen
Aerospace Defense Command
Air Force
10Th Aerospace Defense Group
Vandenberg Air Force Base
John W. Paulson, Jr
10Th Adg
James C. Jenson
ADC
William H. Joyner
Jensen
Officers’ Club
North American Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Johnson Island
Pacific
Joyner
Herbert B. Thatcher
6595Th Test Wing
Inter-Command
Usaf Missile Safety
4Th Air Force Band
Hamilton Afb
California panel approves lowering voting age to nineteen
The State Constitution Revision Commission recommended cutting California's minimum voting age from 21 to 19. The proposal, 27 to 9, cites support from leaders like Albin Gruhn and aligns with national figures, though Gov. Reagan opposes it. Legislation and voter approval likely in 1970.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Constitution Revision Commission
California
Ronald Reagan
Albin J. Gruhn
California Labor Federation
Nixon
Johnson
Gulf Coast Hit by Flooding and Storm Separations
A Pacific storm drives heavy tides and rains across the Gulf Coast Texas port areas while snow and ice plague the Midwest and West Coast. Travel warnings stretch from Virginia to Alabama and Arkansas as snow totals rise across Kansas Nebraska and Dakota regions. Over 1000 residents evacuate in Odem Texas as two feet of coastal flooding forces people from homes.
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United Press International
Gulf
Texas
Midwest
Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
North Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Odem
Port O’connor
Corpus Christi
Baytown
Galveston
Four nabbed in huge counterfeit case
Four suspects arrested in Los Angeles confederacy handling more than $1 million in counterfeit 10 and 20 dollar bills. Police say distribution focused in two LA areas with a loss level of 50 000 dollars sold at 80 to 85 percent discount. Authorities suspect a nationwide ring. The report notes a later hurricane and Gulf coast weather events.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Wilshire
U.S. voices concern over Peru fishing conflict
The United States expresses deep concern over a Peruvian naval incident off the Peru coast in which a California boat was damaged and another vessel seized. Secretary Rogers protests the attack, secures release of the Marina for a $2000 fine, and urges renewed negotiations on tuna fishing grounds.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Peru
State Department
California
William P. Rogers
Fernando Berckemeyer
U.S
Marina
Time proves money at Western Test Range
Three Air Force personnel Ormsby Sannes and Hoffman saved a total of 22100 under the AFWTA Cost Reduction and Management Improvement Program. Ormsby and Sannes procured an excess Telegraph Terminal system for the Range countdown generation and distribution system, while Hoffman refurbished a Vitro Timing Generator at Wheeler AFB improving accuracy and reliability.
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Air Force
Tom Ormsby
Allen Sannes
Robert Hoffman
Ormsby
Sannes
Hoffman
AFWTA
Metric Systems Corporation
Oklahoma City
Gov
AFWTR
Range
Wheeler Afb
Hawaii
Range Communications
Roseknot
Wheeler Range
Sirhan to testify in Kennedy assassination trial
Sirhan B. Sirhan, deemed mentally ill by defense, will testify he deeply admired Senator Robert F. Kennedy as the murder trial proceeds at the Ambassador Hotel. Prosecution witnesses described the chaotic scene and identified Sirhan as the gunman while Sirhan showed agitation during court.
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Joseph A
Berman
Sirhan
Kennedy
United States
Israel
Russel Parsons
Sheriffs Security
William Controy
Mike McCowan
Juan Romero
John Howard
Romero
Grant B. Cooper
Carl Uecker
Edward Minasian
Vincent de Pierre
Mr. Kennedy
de Pierro
de Pierre
Garrison turns trial into new commission
In New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison uses the Shaw conspiracy case to form a virtual inquiry resembling a Warren Commission. A Dallas deputy sheriff testifies to seeing Oswald at the JFK scene 15 minutes after the shots. The trial proceeds with focus on Kennedy assassination acts and alibi claims.
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H. D. Quigg
New Orleans
UPI
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Clay L. Shaw
Warren Commission
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
Roger J. Craig
All Mate
Washington
James B. Rhoads
Charles W. Halleck
Kennedy
David W. Ferrie
Dealey Plaza
Prostitute memorial plaque fails to win city support
In Jackson California a group from the Western Historical Organization staged a Valentine Day dedication for a 20 pound bronze plaque honoring the town filth era prostitutes. Officials declined sidewalk integration and the plaque was moved to storage after protests and police oversight.
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Jackson, Calif
Botilleas
Jackson
Bordellos
Red Light
Foreman backs pay raise critique near home
UPI report notes Rep. Ed Foreman of New Mexico, critical of Congress voting a 41 percent pay raise, finds a supporter close by as Camille Lloyd, president of the New Mexico Girls' State, tells the legislature she agrees with him and that lawmakers should not be paid so much.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPI
Ed Foreman
R-N.m
Congress
Camille Lloyd
New Mexico
Lompoc Record Legal Notice Details and Staff
The Lompoc Record is a California newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The paper lists staff including J Donald Acam publisher, Harry J Crompe editor, Barnes manager Aylen Jackson, and James Ainsworth mechanical supervisor. It provides home delivery rate at 2.00 dollars monthly and notes publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Acam
Harry J. Crompe
Pym Jacama
Barnes
Managaylen Jackson
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