California lawmakers race to clear 1000 backlog before deadline
In Sacramento lawmakers scramble to finish more than 1,000 measures under Prop 4 deadlines. June 15 is the cutoff to allow any bill to take effect this year. hearings stack with night sessions as Assembly 102 and Senate 69 measures await action. Reagan tax cap faces likely Senate rejection. Beilenson schedules two bills on blood donations and vending machine prophylactics.
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Nixon Recast Powers Amid Watergate Fallout
Nixon appears to be retooling his administration by enlarging powers for Melvin Laird and repositioning aides like Ruckelshaus and Richardson. Senate and House leaders seek closer access as Scott and Ford push more influence at weekly meetings. Connally’s status remains uncertain as the White House reshapes oversight and links with Congress.
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Oil slick in Santa Barbara Channel deemed natural upwelling
State investigators Mel Odemar and Dan Everitts descended 225 feet in a submarine to inspect the source of a new oil slick offshore Santa Barbara. They reported the slick is caused by natural leakage from undersea oil deposits and not linked to offshore drilling platforms. Divers aided by oil companies confirmed the finding.
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Man kills wife and five children in Boston tragedy
Police say security guard George O Leary killed wife Thelma and five of his six children George Jr 13 Colleen 11 Kathleen 10 and twins Michael and Melinda 8 then overdose. The bodies were found by daughter Theresa 14 after a week away at hospital. Decomposition hindered exact timing.
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Boston City Hospital
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Kissinger Tho Fail To Bridge Six Paris Ceasefire Gaps
South Vietnamese officials report U.S. negotiator Henry Kissinger and North Vietnam’s Le Duc Tho remain far apart on six major points in the Paris talks aimed at strengthening the Jan. 27 ceasefire. Disputes center on North Vietnamese troop withdrawal, DMZ reestablishment, zones of control, councils for reconciliation, timing of elections, and a troop reduction timetable.
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Axis Sally Gains College Degree at Ohio Wesleyan
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars known as Axis Sally, a WWII propaganda broadcaster and treason convict, graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University at age 72. She completed a speech degree after 12 years in prison, receiving her diploma from President Tom Wenzlau amid a largely unpublicized ceremony.
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