California budget passes on schedule as Reagan may cut
California sent a $7.959 billion state budget to Governor Reagan, the largest in the nation, with bipartisan support and a plan to trim it to fit his squeeze cut and trim approach. The bill cleared the Assembly 72-4 and the Senate 31-2, begins July 1, increases school aid by $263 million, and leaves about $160 million of a $458.7 million May surplus unspent.
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Joel Honey reinstated as captain with back pay
Joel B. Honey, 34, is restored to captain in the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office with full back pay since his November discharge. The Civil Service Commission found most charges false, including serious accusations, and Honey stated he is ready to return to work. He earned $16,200 yearly and will receive $1,350 monthly in back pay.
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Isla Vista
Jetliner Explodes Over Vietnam Killing Passengers
A Cathay Pacific Convair 880 with 81 aboard exploded five miles up over the Central Highlands. An American family of six was among the dead as searchers recovered 11 bodies by afternoon. Authorities say no military planes were missing but a collision is unconfirmed.
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Heavy bombing continues in North Vietnam during Podgorny visit
U S forces report 340 plus air strikes in North Vietnam on Thursday while avoiding Hanoi during Soviet leader Podgorny's Paris talks visit. B52 missions hit storage areas and routes in the lower panhandle and near An Loc, with ground clashes around Hue and near Saigon yielding multiple Viet Cong and allied casualties.
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Spanne House Dedication Honors Lompoc Valley History
Lompoc Valley Historical Society to dedicate the Fabing-McKay Spanne House as a local monument at Walnut Avenue and L Street. Society President Earl Calvert will give the principal address at 2 p.m., with a room tour to follow. the dwelling was built by Henry Wadsworth Fabing in 1876 and has housed two other pioneer families since.
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