California lawmakers push pay hikes and budget tweaks
A wave of California measures seeks a 6 percent pay raise for state workers and $105 million for UC and state college nonacademic staff. Other proposals require the governor to submit the budget on session start and name bridges after Vietnam servicemen, with welfare fraud penalties and a loyalty oath revision aimed at state employees.
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Wadie P. Deddeh
Chula Vista
University of California
UPI
Robert W. Crown
Alameda
Crown
Robert Burke
Huntington Beach
Burke
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Soviet Flotilla Returns to Mediterranean Waters
Defense sources report nearly 40 Soviet ships have gathered in the Mediterranean ahead of NATO maneuvers next month. The buildup, including at least three cruisers seven destroyers and 11 submarines, signals Moscow aims to deter Israel and show support for Arab allies amid rising Middle East tensions.
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UPI
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Kremlin
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Soviets extend seal protection zone to 30 miles offshore
The Tass news agency reports a 30 mile territorial limit around the Komandorskiye Islands near Alaska to protect Pacific seals and Kamchatka beavers. Only state enterprises and cooperatives may hunt within new restrictions, set by research institutes, amid past U.S. and Japan disputes over fishing zones.
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UPI
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Tass
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America
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United States
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Pacific Ocean
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Kurile Islands
U.S
Collins sees challenging new role in public affairs
Astronaut Michael Collins was sworn in as assistant secretary of state for public affairs, saying the job may be more demanding than circling the moon. He succeeded Dixon Donnelly who resigned last January after the Johnson era. Dorothy and David King Funk obtain their fifth divorce since 1950 after a string of separations and marriages.
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UPI
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Collins
Dixon Donnelly
Johnson
William P. Rogers
Los Angeles
Dorothy
David King Funk
Funk
Las Vegas
Nev
Hoffman challenges Daley to settle it in court
Abbie Hoffman yelled at Mayor Richard J. Daley in court asking to settle the case right there. Daley, seated at the witness stand, smiled but gave no reply as proceedings resumed.
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UPI
Abbie Hoffman
Richard J. Daley
Hoffman
You
Congress probes GI censorship in Vietnam broadcasting
A House subcommittee led by Rep. John Moss begins an inquiry into claims that Army broadcaster Robert Lawrence and others faced censorship of news for GIs in Vietnam. The panel seeks facts from the Defense Department and may hold public hearings in Saigon, with possible February travel to Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional
Vietnam
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Saigon
Moss
House
Government Information and Foreign Operations
Government Operations Committee
Congress
Sacramento
Calif
Robert Lawrence
Atlanta
Lawrence
Armed Forces Radio and Television Service
Army
Defense Department
South Vietnam
Milita
Government may reveal stand on Alcatraz Isle
In San Francisco the Federal Regional Council may present bargaining options over the Alcatraz occupation. Indian activists led by Richard Oakes sustain plans for a cultural center while island residents report many occupiers have departed the former prison.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alcatraz
Federal Regional Council
Richard Oakes
Stella Leach
Daley Testimony Fails to Clear Chicago riot Conspiracy Case
Mayor Richard J. Daley testified about his relations with officials and antiwar groups in the 1968 Democratic Convention riot trial. Defense questions were largely ruled non responsive by Judge Julius Hoffman as prosecutors objected to framing Daley as a hostile witness. Daley praised aides as fine young men while witnesses were removed for outbursts during the session.
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Tony Fuller
Chicago
UPI
William H. Kunstler
Richard J. Daley
Chicago Seven
U.S. District Court
Daley
Kunstler
Julius J. Hoffman
U.S
Thomas A. Foran
Frank H. Joyce
Sandra Levinson
New York
Susan E. Roberts
Foran
Hoffman
David Stahl
Stahl
City Corporation
Raymond Simon
Lompoc Record details and staff and publication notes
The Lompoc Record announces it is a daily local newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications with owner and key staff roles listed. It notes circulation via mail in Lompoc California and outlines affiliations with major press associations.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
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