Demos push compromise budget amid tax reform clashes
Assembly Democrats press a $1.4 billion tax reform and a $7 billion Reagan budget plan with or without GOP support. The tax package includes a $250 million school aid component, a $75 million senior relief, a higher sales tax, and new income tax withholding. Republicans urge separating school aid and oppose welfare reporting and cash reserve usage. The 1971-72 budget aims for July 1 passage, despite past delays.
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Welfare Savings Critique Sparks Administration Clash
A Republican legislator blasts the Reagan administration for touting a 648 million dollar welfare savings that may not be achieved. State Social Welfare Director Robert B. Carleson defends the figure as Assemblyman William T. Bagley questions the proposal during a welfare committee session on expected reductions in welfare spending.
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Soviet freighter released after court ruling in lobster dispute
A Soviet freighter, Suleyman Starskiy, was released by a U.S. district judge after being held six days in port amid Prelude Corp.’s lobster gear damage lawsuit. The judge found the ship owner not a party to the suit, allowing the vessel to sail for Japan under Far Eastern Steamship Co. authority. The lobster conflict continues with Prelude chair Gaziano vowing further action.
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Palm Springs Man Sentenced to Firefighting Duty for Forest Blaze
Phillip Kelley, 21, of Palm Springs Calif admitted setting a large fire in the San Bernardino National Forest last year. A superior court judge sentenced him to 120 days in jail with mandatory service as a firefighter for the period.
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Nixon Dares Veto On Jobless Public Works Bill
Democrats push a $5.4 billion public works measure to President Nixon after a 275 to 104 House vote. The bill would fund up to 80 percent of sewer, hospital, and public building projects to create jobs in areas of high unemployment.
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Bail Denied for Angela Davis in Capital Case
San Rafael California judge Richard E Arnas refused bail citing state law on capital cases and great presumption of guilt ahead of trial on murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges. A county probation report urged release noting Davis leadership and family ties. Proceedings recessed indefinitely as lawmakers debated public works and jobs bills amid Nixon veto prospects. In Sydney two infant survivors from Canberra birth remained critical while hospital reports noted postnatal complications.
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Reagan defends welfare stance at New Hampshire dinner
California Governor Ronald Reagan refused requests to soften remarks on welfare abuses at a New Hampshire GOP fundraiser. He urged work requirements for able bodied welfare recipients, while New Hampshire faces budget cuts and potential welfare reductions under a Republican led austerity plan.
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