Committee shelves Reagan tax cut bill in first hearing
Reagan's temporary tax cut AB148 was held under submission by the California Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee amid doubts over an $852 million surplus. Democrats argued the plan favors the rich while sponsor Bagley urged relief for taxpayers and warned against funding ongoing programs with one-time funds.
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California Bill Aims to Curb Mortgage Abuses in Senate
Senate sponsor Sen. James E. Whetmore plus three subcommittee members unveil SB304 to ban balloon payments unless terms exceed eight years, cap late charges at ten dollars, prohibit pyramiding of late payments, and extend state regulation over mortgage loans.
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UPI
California
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Buena Park
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Harper's Magazine
Anti-busing initiative appeal filed with state Supreme Court
A Sacramento NAACP attorney filed a notice of appeal with the state Supreme Court challenging Prop. 21 the anti-busing measure. The suit, argued unsuccessfully last week in Sacramento Superior Court, was brought by Nathaniel S. Colley as a class action against the Sacramento City Unified School District and the board of education.
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Colley
Sacramento City Unified School District
Board of Education
Lompoc Record Listing Details Publication and Staff
Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The Lompoc Record is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day by Lompoc Record Publications. Staff includes President Harry J. Crompe Editor, board members and department heads with subscription rate of 2.25 monthly. Local offices at 126 North St Lompoc California 93436.
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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
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International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Nixon anti poverty plans challenged by lawsuits
Lawsuits filed in Washington and Chicago allege the Nixon administration illegally dismantles the Office of Economic Opportunity and ends funding for anti poverty programs. Plaintiffs seek court orders to release $113.5 million in appropriations not planned to be spent and challenge the reorganization under the Executive Reorganization Act.
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British Army threatens to fire on youths in Belfast clash
An army spokesman warned British troops may fire on children if youths take up arms amid Northern Ireland violence. After teenagers fired on troops and robbed post offices in Belfast, officers lamented "kiddies day" and warned parents of the danger as 730 people have died in the conflict.
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Pentagon Papers Trial Brings Adm to Stand and CIA Analyst
Defense opens after two indictments are dismissed as Ellsberg and Russo prep to call about 35 witnesses. Retired Rear Adm Gene LaRocque and CIA analyst Samuel A. Adams are among first to testify to challenge the government's case on the publication of the Vietnam War origins report.
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Center For Defense Information
Washington Institute
Samuel A. Adams
Leesburg
Oswald widow to receive $18,000 for seized artifacts
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the government to pay Marina Oswald Porter 17,729 for Lee Harvey Oswald’s letters, photos, diary, wallet and other personal effects taken by the FBI. The ruling upheld collector’s value, overturning a 1970 district court decision that awarded 3,000. Porter had sought nearly 500,000.
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UPI
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FBI
John F. Kennedy
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Marina Oswald Porter
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Manson says family just having fun in court appearance
Charles Manson told reporters the Manson Family were merely people having fun as he returned to the courthouse where he was convicted of nine murders. He appeared chained and somber, denying strong influence over followers linked to a failed attempt to steal firearms for a jail raid.
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UPI
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Alessio pretrial date set for April 26 in bribery case
Federal judge schedules April 26 to hear pretrial motions in the Alessio bribery case. Millionaire John Alessio, serving tax evasion sentence at McNeil Island, allegedly bribed officials at Terminal Island and Lompoc prisons in 1971 for unescorted trips and female companionship. Co defendants include son Dominic and brothers Angelo and Anthony, all then serving taxes evasion terms. The case also contemplates consolidation with related San Diego cases. Alessio once owned the Caliente track in Tijuana.
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UPI
John Alessio
Alessio
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
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Terminal Island
Lompoc
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Angelo
Anthony
WACs Granted Honorable Discharge From Army
Valerie Randolph and Gail Bates, two Army WACs who wed in San Francisco, receive honorable discharges. Minister Rev. Ray Broshears calls the marriage null and void, alleging it aimed to avoid service. Randolph was discharged. Bates faces final release on return from emergency leave.
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UPI
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