Indian Air Force Chief of Staff visits Vandenberg AFB
Air Chief Marshal Pratap Chandra Lal led a delegation to Vandenberg Air Force Base as part of a US tour to exchange views on facilities and operations. Maj. Gen. Garland hosted the group with briefings on Minuteman Titan and Western Test Range, while Mrs. Lal visited La Purisima Mission and Lompoc flower fields.
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Indians occupy abandoned Nike base near Richmond
About 50 Indigenous activists led by John Trudell moved into an unused Nike Ajax missile installation five miles east of Richmond, saying they plan to stay a while. They eyed the 87 acre site as housing and a potential cultural center while federal authorities monitored the situation.
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California Senate backs third year of engine pollution ban
In Sacramento UPI report Sen. Nicholas Petris introduces legislation to outlaw internal combustion engines and other pollution emitting power plants by 1975. The Senate Transportation Committee approved the measure and sent it to the full Senate, unlike past efforts stymied in the Assembly. A companion bill was killed.
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President to consider Clifford plan on POW releases
UPI reporting that the Nixon administration will discuss Clark Clifford's proposal to secure U S prisoner releases. Deputy Secretary Sullivan spoke with Clifford and a Wednesday meeting is planned with potential attendees. Clifford suggested a withdrawal deadline could force communist releases within 30 days. Prolific Oyster notes Virginia oyster eggs and long-lived lifespans.
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Welfare reform turmoil as hearing stalls on welfare plans
A six hour hearing over California welfare options devolved into clashes between Gov. Ronald Reagan and lawmakers. Budget adviser A Alan Post and Social Welfare Director Robert B Carleson accused each other of withholding information as Sen. Randolph Collier recessed the session with a June 30 budget deadline looming.
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Republicans face choice on $1.4 billion tax plan with school aid
Assembly Republicans weigh approving or rejecting a bipartisan tax reform package tied to $246.4 million in new school funding. The Education Committee approved the school aid bill 12-4, detailing a $2,500 homeowner exemption rising $100 yearly, $100 million for property tax relief, and a one cent sales tax to finance education if the GOP backs the aid.
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Record infant mortality in Sydney nine birth sequence
In Sydney, the seventh of nine babies born to Mrs. Geraldine Brodrick died at 11:15 am, leaving one surviving boy and one girl. Four other infants died in the delivery and immediate hours after, with two stillborn, as doctors report a world record nine- birth from the Caesarean section.
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Airlines, banks won’t back Lockheed rescue without guarantees
The Senate Banking Committee heard opposition to a $250 million government backing plan for Lockheed, as airlines and banks demand repayment guarantees. Senator Proxmire pressed for risk sharing while Bank of America’s C J Medberry cited prudent banking rules against more loans without backing. Ernest Fitzgerald cited cost overruns on the C5A contract.
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