Nixon reshuffles to lead new high level management agency
President Nixon selects George P. Shultz to head a $200 billion federal management project with an office that touches every program. James Hodgson promoted to succeed Shultz, Caspar Weinberger named deputy director and budget chief. Contemporaneous cabinet changes shift Elliot Richardson to HEW post. Mansfield cautious but favorable.
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U S prepares limited sale of jets to Israel
The United States plans to announce next week a sale of a small number of jet fighters to Israel while urging Egypt to begin indirect peace talks. Nixon and Rogers back restraint on jet numbers and push for indirect negotiations under UN mediator Jarring to secure Israeli Egyptian talks.
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Protests Turn Violent as 375 Arrested in Isla Vista
Santa Barbara County officials pressed for a state disaster declaration and National Guard help after a peaceful sit-in in Isla Vista devolved into clashes. Deputies and highway patrolmen arrested 375, bringing total arrests to 667 over five nights.
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Reagan budget stalemate stalls California spending plan
In Sacramento the deficit budget of Gary Ronald Reagan remains blocked by partisan conflict in the Assembly. Senate movers push for a floor vote on Friday. A 1.6 percent general fund reduction is proposed by the Senate Finance Committee. Amid budgets clashes, a large UCSB sit-in near Isla Vista sparked arrests and police action as students protested curfew and funding cuts. Weather: low clouds with fair afternoons, coastal highs in the mid to upper 60s, inland highs near 70s.
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Younger people sought for local draft boards in California
Sacramento reports Selective Service chief Dr Curtis Tarr urged replacing aging boards with younger members and increasing minority representation. Tarr noted average board age of 51 and 12 percent annual turnover while calling for retirements of older top officials to refresh administration and ensure boards reflect their communities.
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Glimpses Feature Film at Vandenberg AFB Theatre
A glimpse into a screening at Vandenberg Air Force Base Theatre shows the feature What if They Gave a War and Nobody Came. A matron in a white evening gown walks a white poodle to mail a letter at Pine and College corners. High school students prepare to begin summer school tomorrow. Locals discuss a Lions Inn luncheon honoring Doug Hughes of Southern Counties Gas Co. prior to his transfer to a new assignment.
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Record year for art display space at Flower Festival
Artists and sculptors set a record for display requests for the Flower Festival on June 27 28. Mrs May Britt Dias says many applicants from California Washington and local tricounties were turned away for late requests while others can still enter on a space free basis judged on merit with cash prizes in five categories.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Welfare spending bill wins Senate backing in California
Senate Health and Welfare Committee approves measures to cut welfare expenses by 87.4 million dollars. The bills limit eligibility and reduce allowable property for aid recipients, targeting aid to the blind disabled and old age security groups, with critics warning of further humiliation and delays in aid access.
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Elks Lodge Flag Day Ceremony in Lompoc
Lompoc Mayor Arthur D. Scott will address the Elks Lodge Sunday in a noon Flag Day program at 116 N. 1St. Past Exalted Ruler Robert C. Lilley presents a Flag history with Boy Scout Troop 103, along with remarks by Judge Terrill F. Cox and a performance on the eleven bells by Exalted Ruler John R. Dittmar and Glenn L. Givens.
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Educators oppose Reagan tax revision plan in California
California educators sharpened opposition to Gov. Reagan's 1 billion tax revision. They criticized the expenditure lid and lack of added funds for poor districts while sponsor Bagley stressed separate school finance. Next hearing set for Wednesday with a June 24 vote target.
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