Nixon orders FBI to probe killing of policemen
The Nixon administration ordered the FBI to participate in investigating policeman killings upon request from local authorities. FBI Director Hoover, in the agency’s annual report, noted the new mandate and said cases would be turned over to local prosecutors. Through June 30, 56 officers had been killed that year.
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FBI
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Congress
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
FBI Laboratory
National Crime Information Center
Moretti calls Reagan tax reform demands silly
Sacramento California Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti said Reagan aides promised details on tax reform by last Friday but did not send word. Reagan dismissed the remark as silly and noted Moretti previously supported his tax reform bill while Democrats weigh compromise options and possible floor votes next week.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Reagan
Wyoming
Moretti
Wild Sierra foothills killer terrorizes Ford Valley area
Residents in Nevada County fear a machete wielding killer who murdered two people and wounded three others at Dog Bar campground. Sheriff Brown logs thousands of leads as deputies urge gun visibility and locked homes while a manhunt stalls in thick timber. Nearby victims include Kenneth Garbe slashed in his tent. Donna Fitzhugh and John Simmons killed. Martha Parker injured.
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Grass Valley
UPI
Sierra Nevada Foothills
Wayne Brown
Nevada City
Mother Lode Gold Country
Bear River
Harold Berliner
Dog Bar
Brown
Auburn
Kenneth Garbe
Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Co
State Division of Industrial Safety
Reagan task force report urges local boards to act
Gov. Ronald Reagan released a summary of a task force investigation to aid local school boards in evaluating management. The document says only board members can ask questions and act on answers and raises questions about teacher contracts and purchasing. It also suggests year round use of school plants.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan Last
Tornadoes Kill Three in Midwest and Heat Wave Sweeps Southwest
Night storms left at least three dead and 23 injured in Missouri and Minnesota as high winds ripped trailers from foundations near Desloge and a tornado touched down near St Paul. Elsewhere heat surged into the 90s and 100s with Las Vegas hitting 113.
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United Press International
Midwest
Desloge
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
National Weather Service
Missouri Bootheel
Illinois
Kentucky
Southwest
Las Vegas
Nev
Dumke predicts course cancellations at state colleges
State colleges face an austere budget for the next year with 250 fewer teachers and 20 000 more students. Chancellor Glenn S Dumke warned at a Board of Trustees meeting that crowded classes will force cancellation or postponement of courses and could delay some graduates.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Glenn S. Dumke
Dumke
Tuustees
Ronald Reagan
Woman who attempted suicide twice dies in freeway incident
A 25 year old former mental patient, Josephine Herrera, died in Los Angeles after jumping from the Hollywood Freeway overpass onto the busy road a second time. She previously attempted death by own action two months earlier.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hollywood
Josephine Herrera
Adjudicated Lompoc Record official newspaper details
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California under Act of Congress the Lompoc Record is published by Record Publications a California corporation with officers and editors listed including Mrs Kenneth L Adam president Harry J Crompe editor and VP Lawrence C Grossman and others in management and staff. It is a member of several press associations and the Audit Bureau of Circulations with a rate of 25 dollars monthly in advance for daily mail delivery except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Record Publications
California, Corporation
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Opence
Ways and Means OKs broad California environmental bill
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a sweeping bill by Assemblyman Edwin L. Z Berg to curb overdevelopment and empower citizen suits for environment preservation. It creates a seven member state environmental quality board, regional boards, and plans for a 1975 comprehensive state resource strategy, taking effect July 1972 with an interim panel to cost and plan reorganization.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Assembly
Ways and Means
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Ray McCuen
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Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
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St” Eales Boone Gang
Petersone
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Ray Milland
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