Reagan shrugging off inaugural hecklers in Capitol Park
Reagan faced about 100 youth demonstrators amid 1500 watchers during his inauguration. Protesters shouted obscenities and waved Viet Cong flags while National Guard and police kept order. Critics condemned the disruption. supporters defended the open protest as part of the public process.
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UCLA
Don Moomaw
Angela
Angela Davis
Marin County
National Guard
Capitol Mall
Houston S. Flournoy
Jean Reinecke
Congress eases minimum tax rule widening tax loophole
In a late session change Congress relaxed the minimum tax on high incomes by allowing a seven year carry forward of tax free income, potentially erasing taxes for some years. Treasury estimates lost revenue around 100 million annually. President Nixon approved the amendment linked to a broader excise tax bill. Senator Miller backed the plan with Mills noting benefits for fluctuating tax situations.
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UPI
91St Congress
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Congress
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Senate
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
Ziegler
Adam to retire as Record publisher in Lompoc
J Donald Adam will retire as publisher of Lompoc Record Publications effective January 3 Mrs Kenneth L Adam president of the firm will take the additional duties of publisher Lawrence C Grossman longtime Lompoc attorney elected new vice president and director Gaylen Jackson to become secretary treasurer Harry J Crompe remains editor and vice president The Record dates back to 1875 and has been in the Adam family since 1911
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Ken Adam County Park
Lompoc
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Queenie
J. Donald Adam
Lompoc Record Publications
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Adam
Lawrence C. Grossman
Gaylen Jackson
Harry J. Crompe
Kenneth
the Record
Don Adam
University of Southern California School of Journalism
The
Record
Santa Barbara
USC
Ronald M. Adam
Don
Sacramento
Reno
New Sheriff and Supervisors Are Sworn In at County Court
Presiding Judge Floyd C. Dodson swore in Sheriff John Carpenter and Second District Supervisor Charles F. Catterlin in a packed County Courthouse ceremony. Carpenter succeeds James W. Webster. Catterlin succeeds Joe J. Callahan. Daniel G. Grant named chairman of the Board of Supervisors for 1971. Clyde and Beattie named chairmen of flood control and water districts respectively. Curtis Tunnell begins second term as vice-chairman.
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John Carpenter
Second District
Charles F. Catterlin
Carpenter
James W. Webster
Catterlin
Joe J. Callahan
Daniel G. Grant
Goleta Valley
Board of Supervisors
George H. Clyde
Grant
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
County Water Agency
Clyde
County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Curtis Tunnell
Tunnell
Water Agency
California lawmakers push for tax increases to fix deficit
In Sacramento the new Democratic leaders say higher taxes are inevitable to keep the state treasury solvent. Assembly Speaker Moretti and Senate leader Mills vow a tax reform package, while Reagan opposes levies. Deficit projections from $150 million could surge to $712 million next year.
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A. Alan Post
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