Beilenson shifts welfare bill to be rewritten
Democratic sponsor Beilenson moves to rewrite and scale down the welfare reform measure. He defers a 17 percent grant increase for AFDC recipients for one year to save taxpayers 68 million dollars overall. The plan aims to win passage against Reagan’s proposal.
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UPI
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Reagan
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San Diego
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GOP
Fred Marler Jr
Redding
Marler
California prostitution bill falls after crowded hearing
A legislative committee defeated Assemblyman Leroy F. Greene's bill to legalize prostitution in California. The voice vote came after a hearing crowded with about 300 spectators and strong opposition from a range of groups including housewives and law enforcement, with no witnesses called to support the measure.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Assembly
Criminal Justice Committee
Greene
Restrictions okayed for rec developers
The Senate Local Government Committee backs four bills to curb rural recreational subdividers. McCarthy's measure would allow denial of subdivision maps likely to cause environmental damage or harm wildlife. One bill gives buyers 14 days to rescind, others set statewide planning criteria and offer intergovernmental help.
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UPI
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Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Finance Committee
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Office of Intergovernmental Management
Jack Schmitz
Madera County
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California Wins Space Shuttle Engine Contract Showcasing Rocketdyne
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke lauded a $500 million contract award to Rocketdyne Division of North American Rockwell to build space shuttle engines in Canoga Park. Production may add about 2,000 jobs. Reinecke aims to attract the shuttle program to California as the state girds for welfare reform discussions amid political maneuvering.
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UPI
Ed Reinecke
Rocketdyne
North American Rockwell Corp
Canoga Park
California
Reinecke
Rockwell
CBS Wins Fight Over Contempt Charge Against CBS
Rep. Harley C. Staggers blamed networks power after the House voted 226 to 181 to send back a contempt citation against CBS President Frank Stanton and the network. Stanton welcomed the decision as a decisive House vote against the Commerce Committee resolution.
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Washington
UPI
Harley C. Staggers
House
Congress
CBS
Frank Stanton
West Virginia
Democrat
Commerce Committee
Staggers
Pentagon
Stanton
Tornadoes, Hail Strikes Reported Across Several States
A cold front brought severe thunderstorms to New England and the lower Ohio and Mississippi Valleys. Tornadoes touched down near Denver and near Louisville with high winds. Counties suffered power outages as showers soaked Syracuse and Knoxville.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Knoxville
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Smithfield
Fair Chance
Penn
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Adjudicated Lompoc Record Adopts Publication Details
Entry notes Lompoc Record as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065 with record publication by Record Publications California. Names listed include Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam President, Harry J. Crompe Editor, Lawrence C. Grossman Vice President, J Donald Adam Board Member, Gaylen Jackson Business Manager. Rate set at $2.50 per month in advance.
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Lompoc
California
Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Actors settle contract averting Hollywood strike
The Screen Actors Guild approved a new three year contract with movie and TV producers, boosting pay by 15 percent from 120 dollars a day and 420 dollars a week. The union set a 12:01 a.m. strike deadline and expected ratification at a July 20 mass meeting amid talks over TV residuals.
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UPI
Screen Actors Guild
Guild
Board of Directors
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Search Called Off in Hills for Killer
Nevada County sheriff ended a ground search in the Bear River foothills for a maniacal killer who hacked two people to death with a sickle at a remote campground near Sacramento. A third victim near death and a couple with slash wounds remained in hospitals as investigators refocus on the crime scene along the river.
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UPI
Sierra Foothills
Sacramento
Nevada
Wayne Brown
Bear River
Mother Lode
Reagan and Nixon at odds over welfare reform plan
California Governor Ronald Reagan said he has very great concern for President Nixon's welfare reform plan but remains a good friend. At the Western Governors Conference he defended his own tighter eligibility proposal, while Oregon Governor Tom McCall argued Reagan's stance could hurt Nixon's 1972 reelection.
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Wyo
UPI
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Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
Oregon
Tom McCall
Senate
McCall
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