Senate votes to recess July 28 amid school finance dispute
Sacramento UPI Senators push a July 28 recess over property tax relief and school funding. Mills says delay risks voter anger if no reform. Moretti Reagan bill faces quick passage hurdles. return Nov 8 for reapportionment work.
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Senate approves hitchhiking ban and related measures in sweeping health and transport agenda
A day in Sacramento notes the Senate passing SB1493 banning hitchhiking on freeway ramps, SB516 banning inadequate pet shop care, and measures on TV reruns, bicycle permits, and smog rules. It lists sponsors and vote tallies, including Beilenson, Alquist, and Foran, with actions to Assembly or governor as applicable.
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Sinatra to test on Berkshire race track ties before House
Frank Sinatra pledged to testify before the House Crime Committee regarding his ties to the Berkshire race track in Hancock Massachusetts. Chairman Claude Pepper said Sinatra used House prerogatives to bar cameras and set a closed session as the panel probes criminal infiltration into sports.
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Eagleton Denies Deal with McGovern Over F-15 Contract
In Washington, Thomas Eagleton rejected Melvin Laird’s claim that he struck a deal with George McGovern to protect the F-15 fighter contract. Laird warned of cuts that could halt production in Eagleton’s St Louis home town, while Eagleton affirmed past support for the aircraft and said final decisions rest with the president.
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Fischer misses winning moment in world chess clash
Bobby Fischer edged closer to level with Boris Spassky after winning the third game of the 24 match world championship in Reykjavik. Spassky resigned on move 42 as Fischer arrived late to the hall, sparking a tense late finish.
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Lumber wage and price controls expanded in US
The Cost of Living Council extended wage and price controls to all lumber firms with more than 100000 dollars in annual sales. About 62000 of 79000 lumber firms were affected, aiming to curb inflation as home building rises and eastern rebuilding after Tropical Storm Agnes continues.
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European finance ministers unveil eight point world money plan
Western European finance ministers finalize an eight point blueprint for reform of the world monetary system. Britain’s Anthony Barber says it lays the fundamental objectives for Washington talks while noting the group covers 255 million people and 40 percent of world trade. The meeting of six Common Market members and four prospective entrants runs as dollar selling raises watch.
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Safety award to GM president sparks protest in San Francisco
Edward N. Cole, head of Motors, accepted a national safety honor amid pickets and sharp criticism from Ralph Nader who called the award a mockery of justice. Protesters urged shredding GM's award while noting industry conflicts of interest.
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Nixon to Press Congress on Wild Spending After Vacation
President Nixon ends an 18 day stay at the Western White House and returns to Washington to confront a Democratic Congress he accuses of inflating inflation through wild spending. White House aides warn he may address the nation on congressional irresponsibility if the budget worsens.
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