Calley seeks White House role probe in My Lai case
Attorneys for Lt. William L. Calley Jr. ask the U.S. Court of Military Appeals to compel production of White House records and interviews tied to the My Lai investigation. They cite Caulfield and Ulasewicz, aides linked to Ehrlichman, who reportedly interviewed participants for the White House.
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Committee okays delaying tax hike
Sacramento report says a key Assembly committee backs delaying a planned one cent sales tax increase for six months. The measure reroutes $313 million in surplus to cancel bond sales for health science and water projects, with $77 million toward Capitol and park purchases. Lagomarsino notes lawmakers want quick action to avoid the tax rise. Reagan aides seek removal of the bond provision before the bill reaches the governor.
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Last veteran of Indian wars dies at 101
Fredrik Fraske, born in Hamburg Germany and emigrated to the United States, died at age 101. He served in the Wyoming Territory during the 1890s as the last Army veteran linked to the Indian wars, before his passing Monday. His daughter Lillian recalled a serious man who rarely spoke of his past.
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Gunman Kills Two Then Is Shot Dead in Berkeley
Ernest M. Silas killed a police sergeant and a 4-year-old girl in a burst of violence after grabbing the officer’s revolver. He held his wife and two hostages at a nearby home before a volley of police fire ended the assault and left him mortally wounded.
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Finch to Issue Statement on California Election Plans
Robert H. Finch, a major political figure, announced today he intends to issue a statement about his plans for next year's California election races. The remark signals forthcoming guidance on his role and campaign strategy in the state.
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Odrinex weight loss pitch linked to 1970s politics
An advertisement touts Odrinex weight loss tablets with money back guarantees and low prices. The text then shifts to reporting that political figure Finch plans a public statement around July 1 about running for governor or U S Senate, noting his long friendship with President Nixon and role during Watergate.
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California boat plan faces resistance at hearings
Witnesses challenge a state Water Resources plan requiring holding tanks or chemical devices on boats and marina inspections. A Delta Marina operator warns inspections could lead to violence, while a San Francisco attorney criticizes the plan as unequal and calls for unified state and federal rules. Immigration raids in Los Angeles area report 10 000 arrests with most suspects seized at work.
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Illicit use of methadone doubles
BNDD director John E. Ingersoll told a House subcommittee illicit methadone use has more than doubled since September and is nearing marijuana and heroin in illegal traffic. He supported expanding federal authority to combat the methadone trade.
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Lawmakers consider bills in Sacramento action summary
A Sacramento UPI digest outlines positions on bills from Governor opposition to a marijuana bill, to penalties for soliciting murder, smog device requirements, and funding for kidney dialysis. Other items include freeing restrictions on charity care for stable hands and a ban on new LA freeways until 1976.
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