Lawmakers Press For More School Funds Than Reagan Budget
California Democrats condemned Gov Reagan's 65 million new school aid as insufficient after a NEA report showed state per pupil spending dropped to 31st nationally. They urged increases to 150 million to 250 million, arguing inflation and broader needs justify more aid.
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McCarthy hints at leaving Democratic Party in 1972 race
Former senator Eugene McCarthy suggested in Chicago that he might bolt the Democratic Party if the political climate does not improve. He argued the 1972 convention would be controlled by party leaders like those in 1968, influencing the nomination process.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff List
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California under act of Congress the Lompoc Record publishes daily except Sundays and Christmas Day The staff includes president Kenneth L Adam editor Harry J Crompe vice president Lawrence C Grossman board member J Donald Adam manager Gaylen Jackson and others with circulation manager Ray McCuen and news staff Vaughn Proctor Dan Duffy and Betty Laurent The publication is a member of multiple press associations and has a subscription rate of 2.25 per month.
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Rich Gulbenkian dies at 75 in France
Nubar Sarkis Gulbenkian a billionaire oil figure dies of a heart attack at 75 after years in a wheelchair following a 1970s health event. He built wealth from Middle East oil, lived on the French Riviera, and was known as a gourmet and philanthropist.
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California Legislature Debates Budget and Policy Bills
The Governor submits a 4.9 billion school aid welfare and local aid budget. Senate bills include funds for bicycle paths from gasoline tax revenue and a state lottery to finance schools. Other measures address police benefits, medical education study, freeway priorities, veterans benefits, and housing. Different bills propose altering drinking age and insurance commissions.
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Lottery bills proposed to fund California schools
Assemblyman Leon Ralph and Senator Mervyn Dymally introduced separate bills in Sacramento to create a state-operated lottery to finance local education. The plans echo last year’s proposals, with projected revenues ranging from tens to hundreds of millions, subject to voter ratification after two thirds legislative approval.
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Richmond courts order integrated suburban schools with city district
Federal Judge Robert H. Merhige ordered Richmond area suburbs to join the city’s black dominated system in a metropolitan plan to create a 70 percent white balance. The decision faces immediate appeals from Henrico and Chesterfield counties and spurs security at the federal building.
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Muslims clash with police in Baton Rouge deadly shootout
In Baton Rouge Louisiana a Monday gun battle between police and Black protesters left four dead and 34 injured amid a 24 hour curfew. National Guardsmen guarded downtown as clashes erupted after a morning march by about 1000 demonstrators.
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