Reagan Faces Major 1971 Legislative Issues in California
Sacramento reports major issues for Gov. Reagan and the 1971 legislature include reapportionment based on the 1970 census with districts reshaped to influence party control for a decade. Democrats outnumber Republicans and Reagan vows vetoes for unfair plans while tax increases loom as legislators foresee payroll withholding reform.
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Skeleton crucifixion proof challenges classic depiction
Archaeologists report 2000-year-old remains show crucifixion through forearms and heels, with a sedecual seat for endurance. Yehohanan ossuary bears name, but not linked to Christ. bones found in three Jerusalem burial caves, now housed in Jerusalem Museum for expert study.
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Israel Museum
Nevada appraiser buys million-dollar Raphael in Santa Barbara
Delbert A. Parkins of Las Vegas says he acquired a Raphael titled The Madonna of the Chair from Arcade Gallery owner Charlotte Page in Santa Barbara. He asserts the painting, once in Mrs. Marshall Field's collection, is worth at least $1 million and was sold by mistake at auction before the Santa Barbara buyer needed funds.
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Mini news conference with Nixon to air tonight
President Nixon plans an hour long televised discussion in the White House library with CBS NBC ABC and PBS panelists to address the presidency and his personal approach. Eric Severeid John Chancellor Howard K. Smith and Nancy Dickerson will pose questions with no topic limit.
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Russian scientists invited to observe Angela Davis trial
The U S State Department invited a group of Russian scientists and academicians to observe Angela Davis's murder and kidnapping trial in California. The move follows a letter by 14 signers saying Davis might not get a fair hearing and included Pyotr Kapitsa among identified figures. Davis, 26, is charged with purchasing guns used in a Marin County courtroom escape attempt that left four dead.
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UPI
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California
Angela Davis
Department
Miss Davis
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Pyotr Kapitsa
Troop Numbers Fall to 335 800 in Vietnam
UPI reports U S troop strength in South Vietnam declined to 335 800 for the week ending last Thursday, the lowest since October 1966, a drop of 2100 from the prior week under Phase Six withdrawals. About 51800 U S personnel remain to be withdrawn by May 1 to reach a limit of 284 000.
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Stampede at Ibrox Stadium Leaves 66 Dead in Scottish Derby
In Glasgow a crush on an exit staircase after a Celtic Rangers match kills 66 and injures over 200. Eyewitness Maureen Oswell described holes in the crowd and a rush as fans rushed back up the stairs after a late goal. Among the victims are 16 youths aged eight to 19.
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Scotland
UPI
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Rangers
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Colin Stein
Senate leaders plan new filibuster rules clash
Senate leaders map an assault on filibuster rules as the 92nd Congress prepares to convene on January 21. Reformers seek a three fifths majority to end filibusters, while small state conservatives vow to mount renewed opposition. The move follows seven effective filibusters that stalled late 91st session action and portends battles over Social Security, welfare reform, health insurance, and revenue sharing.
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