Lawmakers tackle tax breaks and school aid packages
In Sacramento legislators consider bills to end a 23 million dollar tax break for insurance firms and provide 80 million dollars in aid to local schools. They also push reforms opening PUC rate decisions to public scrutiny and curb private lobbying of commissioners.
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PUC
Gordon Duffy
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U S Considers Emergency Ammunition for Ethiopia Addis Ababa
U S officials say Washington likely to grant Addis Ababa an emergency airlift of ammunition to sustain its war against Eritrean secessionists amid Arab backing for Eritrea. The move could affect Kissinger’s Middle East policy and threaten Red Sea shipping.
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Brazilian jet hijacker killed after standoff in Brasilia
Siqueira, 30, hijacked a VASP Boeing 737 with 80 aboard and held the plane for eight hours before police overpowered him. He released 31 women and children, then was shot as security agents closed in. His sister-in-law said a nervous breakdown led to the act. The government kept details secret. Near Los Angeles, Ford's doctor said military alcoholism is about three times higher than in the general population.
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Los Angeles
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Tension at McDonnell Douglas as UAW workers stay on job
Sanctioned by 11,000 UAW members to continue operations at the McDonnell Douglas aircraft plant amid stalled talks, the move draws IAM critique for breaking a prior pledge. IAM District Lodge 720 leader accuses the UAW of failing to back their 19,000 member strike targeting St. Louis and Southern California plants.
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Nixon Returns to Seclusion After Star-Studded Visit
Richard Nixon retreated to seclusion at his San Clemente villa following a sentimental five day visit at Walter Annenberg’s Palm Desert estate. The trip closed with a dinner hosted by guests including Bob Hope Ronald Reagan Nancy Reagan and Frank Sinatra. Hope said Nixon appeared fatigued and in need of rest despite the party’s success given the circumstances.
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Bob Hope
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Doctors may be forced to quit headlines in CMA talks
California Medical Association president warns high malpractice insurance costs threaten thousands of doctors and patient access nationwide. He cites a San Francisco six county group whose master policy was canceled effective April 30 and possible 380 percent premium hikes on renewal.
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Israelis Step Up Border Patrols After Raid Breaks Lull
Israeli troops intensified patrols along the Lebanese border after an Arab guerrilla squad searching for hostages ended a seven week pause in raids. The clash near Shtula left one guerrilla dead. two others fled into Lebanon. The leaflets demanded release of Arab prisoners including Archbishop Hilarion Capucci. The Popular Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility.
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Cairo
Israel
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Lebanon
Hilarion Capucci
West Bank
Jordan
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Woman Gives Birth In Ambulance After Aid Denied
Shirley Abrams 23 could not find a doctor or hospital due to no money. A 7-pound 2-ounce girl was born in an ambulance with two rescue squad members and a nurse. Hospital refused admission for lack of funds. doctor dropped her as a patient after repeated unpaid bills. The couple plans no more children and cites poverty and heatless home.
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Leroy
Dan F. Moorer
Moorer
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Daley Faces Primary Challenge in Chicago Mayoral Race
Mayor Richard J. Daley risks an embarrassing result in Chicago's Democratic mayoral primary as Alderman William Singer mounts a challenge. Daley seeks a majority to avoid a runoff while facing criticism from eastern-backed opponents and shifting newspaper endorsements signaling national political implications.
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