Democrats unveil alternative tax relief plan in California
Senate and Assembly Democrats propose a rival property tax relief to Reagan's 1 billion plan. They claim enough votes to block the governor's package, plan to amend their proposal into the governor's bill, and seek no sales tax or higher income brackets. The tactic aims to secure more school funding later.
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UPI
Senate
Assembly
Legistate
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
San Rafael
Senate Finance Committee
Alioto seeks 2.3 million in legal fee refund
In King County Superior Court a request for a 2.3 million refund of legal fees paid to San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto is being pursued. Peter J. Donnid argues Alioto was hired in California for anti trust suits for Washington state entities including Seattle, Tacoma, and several public utility districts.
Lompoc Record Editorial and Staff Listings
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California the Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications a California corporation. The record lists officers editors and department heads including Mrs Kenneth L Adam J Donald Adam Harry J Crompe Gaylen Jackson Tim Conner Clete Lunny Wesley Huffman Ray McCuen Bill Cockshott Betty Laurent Vaughn Proctor Wilma Jack Dan Duffy and photographer members. It notes affiliations with industry associations.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
Census Bureau faces broad complaints over early count
The Census Bureau, though not finished, faces nationwide complaints about the accuracy of initial results. Officials say about 162 million Americans, roughly 80 percent of the projected 210 million, were counted and acknowledge errors are being corrected. Local officials demand recounts and lawsuits have been filed, while the count influences congressional apportionment and federal funding.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
United Press International
Bill D. Burlison
DMO
Larry Stover
Beckley
W.va
Recorder-Treasurer
Satan disciple on trial pleads innocent to double murder
In Santa Ana, Steven Hurd 20 pled not guilty to two murder counts at arraignment. He faces charges in the June killings of Jerry Carlin 21 and Florence Brown 31 a schoolteacher and mother of five. Accomplices Christopher Gibboney and Herman Taylor 17 are charged in Brown case. Taylor and Arthur Hulse linked to Carlin slaying. Brown's organs were allegedly taken for a devil sacrifice.
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Santa Ana
Upii
Satan
Steven Hurd
Jerry Wayne Carlin
Florence Brown
Hurd
Police vigil at hospital over hammer attack victims
Police maintain bedside vigils for survivors Fred Sents 38 and others as they investigate a claw hammer killer suspected in four deaths across Los Angeles and Santa Barbara counties. Kim Sents 10 and mother in law Mrs. Chapman were slain. assailant set fire to the home.
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San Gabriel
UPI
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Fred Sentt
Kim
W. E. Chapman
Scott
Gloria
Jennie
Chapman
Senff
Cahill seeks federal disaster aid for West Side ghetto
New Jersey Governor William Cahill asked President Nixon to declare the West Side ghetto in Asbury Park a major disaster after three days of violence. The unrest left at least 160 injuries, 225 arrests, and up to $4 million in property damage. Emergency food from the Agriculture Department arrived, and state police along with local youth patrols and neighboring officers worked to restore calm.
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Asbury Park
UPI
William T. Cahill
Nixon
West Side
Cahill
New York City
U.S. Agriculture Department
New York cabbies threaten night driving shutdown
New York cabbies may quit night hours from midnight to 6 a.m. unless police protection improves. The Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade reported assaults on fleet drivers rising from 400 to 1,000 in June, with two drivers murdered, though no curfew deadline was set.
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New York
Community notices spread across Lompoc area events
Public invited to Sierra Club potluck at Rancho La Vina near Lompoc today at 6 30 p m with tables pits water and signs. Art show July at Lompoc Public Library with Sandra Johnson and a Sunday 2 5 p m reception by Steven Johnson. Kennel Club BOB Match Sunday at Ryan Park with entries 9 30 and 11 30 a m and judging at 12 30 p m. Mexican Society hosts dance and barbecue at Miguelito Park 12 30 5 p m for Independence Day fund, Queen candidates named. La Purisima Church rummage sale July 17 18 9 a m 9 p m at Parish Hall. Lompoc Historical Society auction July 18 10 12 in Spanne Home yard. AARP meeting July Tuesday 1 30 p m City Hall Auditorium with Earl Calvert slides on Lompoc area. Contact RE 6 7925 or RE 6 4567 for insertions.
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Sierra Club
Rancho la Vina
Lompoc
Santa Rosa Road
Baer
Dorothy Robinson
Sandra Johnson
Lompoc Public Library
Steven Johnson
Miguelito Park
Vicki Diaz
Sally Alvarado
Catalina Soto
Figueroa Bros
la Purisima Catholic Church
Olive and
I Streets
City Hall
Calvert
Lompoc Valley
County Jailer Mulls Prisoner Counts in Hawaiian Jail Visit
Sheriff Harold Clark plans an August trip to Kauai to assess prisoner numbers. He recalls a recent surprise when Isla Vista disorders reduced Santa Barbara County jails to one inmate on the island. Clark and Sheriff James W. Webster supervise staff plans for the Goleta Valley jail set to replace the old Courthouse facility in September.
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Harold Clark
Hawaii
Kauai
Clark
Santa Barbara
Merrill Lynch Says Small Investors Reflect Confidence in Stock Market
Donald T. Regan of Merrill Lynch testified before the Joint Congressional Economic Committee that Americans owning stocks lost about 300 billion in securities values over 18 months but remained optimistic. From January to June 1970 Merrill Lynch opened 215,000 new accounts, at an annual rate of 434,000, with many first-time investors from modest incomes and younger than 40.
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Washington
UPI
Donald T. Regan
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Middle America
Regan
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
America
Merrill Lynch
Washington hit by record July rainfall flooding DC area
Nearly five inches of rain drenched Washington DC in six hours causing street floods and evacuated buses. The Weather Bureau reported 4.69 inches, a July daily record, as homes were flooded near Alexandria and Frederick saw power outages from four inches of rain.
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Capitol City
Alexandria
Weather Bureau
Washington
Frederick
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