Public California budget session opens to public for first time
A two house conference committee began deliberations on a 10.17 to 10.21 billion budget with the public access for the first time. The panel aims to resolve differences between Senate and Assembly versions as Reagan faces a June 15 deadline and possible revenue gaps from proposed spending.
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Sacramento
UPI
Randolph Collier
Ronald Reagan
Conference Committee
Senate
California Taxpayers Association
Association
Assembly
Verne Orr
Reagan
The
Taxpayers Association
UCLA forecasts mixed economy with slower growth in 1974
UCLA forecasting study projects inflation and job growth alongside rising long term rates through 1975. Emphasis on weaker real activity in 1974 with 8.8 percent GNP gain, 0.3 percent contraction in real terms, and 4.3 percent growth in 1975. Automobile sales fall in 1974 then recover, housing starts fall, prices rise, and unemployment climbs to about 5.4 to 5.7 percent. Dow Jones likely to fluctuate 795 to 1050 this year and 950 to 1100 in 1975.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ucla Graduate School of Management
Dow Jones
Weather patterns and severe reports across the nation
Showers span the Gulf Coast to the lower Great Lakes with fair conditions elsewhere. Low clouds and fog affect coastal valleys from the Pacific. Mobile Alabama Lake Charles Louisiana Jamestown North Dakota report about half an inch of rain. Tornado sightings occur in Forbes North Dakota and near Sarasota Florida. A Maryville Missouri thunderstorm hails golfball size. Winds peak 66 mph in Alamosa Colorado and 58 mph in La Junta Colorado.
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United Press International
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Great Lakes
Pacific Ocean
Mobile
Ala
Lake Charles
Jamestown
N.D
Forbes
Sarasota
Fla
Maryville
Alamosa
Colo
la Junta
California lottery bill fails in Senate committee
Sacramento UPI notes a statewide 140 million lottery and charity bingo proposals were rejected by the Governmental Organization Committee without a motion. Assemblyman Leon Ralph did not attend the hearing to press ACA180 creating a California lottery. The panel had heard earlier testimony on the measures.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Governmental Organization Committee
Leon Ralph
South Gate
Panthers sue IRS over probe into party contributors
The Black Panther party filed suit in San Francisco to halt an Internal Revenue Service investigation of its donors. Huey P. Newton called the IRS move a fishing expedition as lawmakers note lottery schemes could raise state revenues. A separate bingo legalization proposal failed to move. Law enforcement opponents warned such gambling ideas increase lawlessness.
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San Francisco
UPI
Black Panther Party
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Huey P. Newton
The
Panthers
David A. Roberts
Los Angeles
Immunization levels fall short of epidemic protection says GAO
GAO warns polio measles and other immunizations are well below the 85 percent target in nine states with priority gaps for children in central cities and minority groups. It cites belief polio is solved doctor apathy lack of school entry laws and weak enforcement as factors. The report notes Coyote union organizer Margo St James to host first national hookers convention in June focusing on decriminalization and epidemic protection.
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New England
San Francisco
UPI
Coyote
Margo St. James
Alabama
Colorado
Georgia
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ohio
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Philadelphia
Savannah
Dade County
Miami
Fla
Denver
Colo
Knowland owed $670000 at death in Sonoma estate filings
Court papers filed in Alameda County show former Senate majority leader William F. Knowland carried more than 670000 dollars in personal debts when he died from a gunshot wound at his Sonoma County home on February 23. Liabilities total 1312333 with assets of 641429, including a 750000 bank loan. creditors list furnishings and bills. The estate executor, Paul Manolis, notes the Tribune was not affected and Knowland had warned his wife of financial limits.
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Oakland
UPI
William F. Knowland
Senate
The
Oakland Tribune
Knowland
Sonoma County
Alameda County
Tribune
Paul Manolis
Tribune Co
Manolis
Ann Dickson Knowland
Onassis
Hughes
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W. Mapleave
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General Motors
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