Reagan says veto override exposes mentally ill to log rolling lawmakers
Sacramento reports Gov. Reagan blasts Monday veto override of a bill giving the Legislature final say on hospital closures. He says it risks the mentally ill to legislative empire building while denying that his chief of staff pressured Republican Senator Milton Marks. Meese disputed the accusation. Marks and five other Republicans sided with Democrats to sustain the veto.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
John Burton
San Francisco
Edwin Meese
Milton Marks
Senate
Meese
Marks
Congress
VAFB conducts one day vehicle inspection check
A 45 minute traffic jam at Vandenberg Air Force Base occurred during a one shot inspection to verify vehicle registrations and car stickers. Base officials say the stop and inspection are routine and not a permanent policy, performed only occasionally.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Stolen Personal Property Reported From Lompoc Resident
Kenneth W. Davis reports theft of personal property valued at 614 dollars from 225 South G Street Apt A in Lompoc California. Loss includes stereo equipment a fishing rod and a small amount of cash per police report. Filed as second class mail in Lompoc under postal act.
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Kenneth W. Davis
South G St
Apt. A
Lompoc
California
Syrian Israeli peace talks press toward disengagement plan
U S Ambassador Eilis and Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmi meet in Cairo for a third day of talks on Syrian Israeli military disengagement. Cairo papers report Kissinger outlined a disengagement pact similar to the earlier Egypt Israel agreement. Israel and Jordan may begin direct talks next spring as Kissinger’s Middle East visit spurs diplomacy.
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United Press International
U.S
Herman Eilis
Ismail Fahmi
Cairo
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Kissinger
Middle East
UPI
Maurice Guindi
Fahmi
Moscow
Washington
Damascus
Union leader spurns last minute peace talks
London reports Prime Minister Edward Heath sought a last minute solution to Britain's industrial crisis through quiet peace moves. Union president Joe Gormley said he will not attend any final talks unless key conditions are met.
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London
UPI
Edward Heath
Britain
Joe Gormley
Government tests pay hike plan amid miner strike threat
The government weighs higher pay for key workers after Heath appeals to halt miners action. Gormley's letter to Heath was not released publicly but a union spokesman says miners demand more pay before talks resume. Derek Ezra of the National Coal Board notes Pay Board report suggesting limited hikes may be allowed in vital industries.
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Gormley
Heath
National Coal Board
Derek Ezra
Nixon Will Decline Subpoena From California Court
The White House said President Nixon will respectfully decline to appear in person in a California court. James St Clair, Nixon’s Watergate lawyer chief, will advise against honor of the summons. written statements may be considered if requested. This marks the first time a president was summoned to a state court.
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Nixon
California
Gerald L. Warren
James St. Clair
Watergate
Gordon Ringer
Los Angeles
Ringer
Warren
St. Clair
The
United States
Senator predicts passage of emergency energy bill
Senator Mansfield said Congress will approve an emergency energy bill while deferring the windfall profits tax to a later date. He noted House Senate negotiators may draft a new bill after Tuesday's 57 to 37 Senate vote sent back to conference. The windfall tax opposed by administration and oil firms helped sink the measure.
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UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Henry A. Jackson
Dash
House
Harley Staggers
D-W. Va
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