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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1975

Page

3

Tragic mid air collision near Los Angeles kills 14

A small plane and a Golden West Airlines commuter jet collided over Whittier California, killing 14 aboard and injuring no one on the ground. Debris rained on homes and a school, with the airliner’s main wreckage landing in a junior high field. Wing fragments damaged several residences. nine bodies were inside the airliner, three ejected, two found away from the wreckage. Officials await cause findings from FAA investigators.

Whittier Calif UPI Katherine Edwards Golden West Airlines Sheriff's Department Long Beach Los Angeles County Fire Department FAA Alfred Diaz Los Angeles George Cuevas Ontario Claude Aguirre Aguirre

Refinery workers accept contract with Gulf Oil

The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers union representing about 60,000 refinery workers approved a two year deal with Gulf Oil aimed at setting a standard for other majors. The package includes a 75 cent hourly raise retroactive, 4 percent July 8 increase, and a 8 percent rise next January 8, with some locals, including Gulf Port Arthur Local 423, continuing strikes over local issues.

Denver UPI Gulf Oil Co A.F. Grospiron Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union OCAW Grospiron Gulf Port Arthur Toledo and Cleves Ohio Santa Fe Springs Calif Wildcat Port Arthur, Tex Gerald Dauphine

Brown budget trims education gains and shuns major building

Sacramento reports Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr proposes education cuts below demands, includes no new construction for higher education and no funds to meet Serrano ruling. He backs two bond issues for capital outlay while UC requests see partial funding and no new major construction.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr California Supreme Court Brown California State Department of Education Wilson Riles University of California Ronald Reagan UC Regents Regents

Ford Signs Order Pledging Equal Rights for Women

President Ford signed an executive order praising the women’s movement and urged ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. Betty Ford, Vice President Rockefeller and 14 leaders witnessed in the Cabinet Room as Ford created a national commission for Women’s Year to highlight women’s issues.

Washington UPI Ford Betty Ford Nelson Rockefeller Women’s Movement

Governor Brown Proposes Major Cut to Highway Patrol Inspections

Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. proposes a 1975-76 budget cut that would shrink the highway patrol safety inspections fund to 994,672 dollars, lowering annual inspections from about 10 percent of cars to roughly 1 percent. The plan would raise patrol budget to 172.3 million and add funds for truck safety, communications upgrades, and DMV year-round vehicle registration.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr Highway Patrol Finance Department California Department of Motor Vehicles

Explosions plunge Saigon into darkness and protests flare

Saboteurs exploded a power plant serving Saigon area, blacking out the capital for over two hours. Authorities blamed Communists, with lights restored at dawn. Civil servants students and workers protested Phuoc Long province takeover as 42,000 civilians and 2,000 troops were reported missing in the region.

Saigon UPS U.S Bien Hoa Phuoc Long Phuoc Binh Tay Ninh

Ford Administration weighs two year tax cut proposal

The Los Angeles Times reports the Ford Administration may ask Congress to cut income taxes for 1974 and 1975. Backers seek to return part of 1974 withholding as a lump sum and reduce 1975 withholding weekly. Supporters cite stimulus and purchasing power, while critics warn IRS handling of refunds could be disruptive.

Los Angeles UPI Ford Administration Congress Los Angeles Times the Times Washington The Times Michigan Ford Internal Revenue Service IRS

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