House accepts resignation of Hays from powerful post
The House, with only a handful present, accepted Wayne Hays resignation as chairman of the Administration Committee. Hays cited health and time constraints amid ethics probes and a grand jury inquiry into Elizabeth Ray allegations. He will also lose his chairmanship of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and Joint Committee on Printing.
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Washington
UPI
House
Wayne Hays
Administration Committee
Hays
Carl Albert
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Joint Committee On Printing
House International Relations Committee
Elizabeth Ray
Ray
House Ethics Committee
Albert
Democratic Policy and Steering Committee
Lompoc District Sees Outsiders Seek School Space
Lompoc Unified School District trustees plan a 7 p.m meeting at Central Administration Building to discuss selling or leasing Miguelito and La Mesa schools to multiple groups. Organisations including County Welfare, Montessori Children’s House, and state agencies seek space, with Miguelito preferred. The board will also weigh curriculum evaluation results, a joint powers agreement over bargaining law, a county self insurance move, and repealing a temporary staff policy.
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Lompoc
Central Administration Building
North A St
Robert Thompson
Central Coast Personnel Council
Communists Trail in Italy Senate Vote Early Returns
In early Senate results from Italy's national elections the Christian Democrats held a narrow lead with 41 percent to 33.7 for the Communists and 10 percent for the Socialists among 676 of 73,178 polling places. Chamber results were due later as Italians set a record turnout near 35 million.
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Rome
UPI
Christian Democrats
Senate
Italy
Socialist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Munists
Chamber
Dexa
Demoskopen
Europe
GOP nomination hinges on roll call at Kansas City convention
United Press International reports delegate tallies show Ford leading Reagan 1,052 to 950 with 9 uncommitted and 161 to go, while a Gallup poll indicates Carter would beat either Ford 53 to 39 or Reagan 58 to 35 if the election were held now. The margin suggests the winner may not be known until the August convention roll call.
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United Press International
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Kansas City
Gallup
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Carter
UPI
Massachusetts workers strike as court orders return to work
Thousands of state employees walk off across Massachusetts in an illegal strike over wages. A Superior Court judge quickly issues a day by day injunction, ordering a return to work and demanding a status report on negotiations by 4 pm. Security and public services face disruption while police monitor incidents and state prisons operate under emergency measures.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Thomas Morse
State Labor Relations Commission
Morse
James S. Cooper
Michael S. Dukakis
University of Massachusetts Medical School Hospital
Alliance
Monson State Hospital
Randy Stabach
Dukakis
Frank Hall
Department of Education
Northampton
Tewksbury
Bridgewater State Hospital
Dave Brown
Metropolitan District Commission
Boston Harbor
Civil Defense
Framingham
Supreme Court rules voters can veto zoning changes in suburb case
The Supreme Court held that voters may veto zoning changes approved by city governments without violating a landowner's due process rights. The decision centered on a Forest City Enterprises project in Eastlake Ohio where residents blocked high rise apartments. The court also upheld Maryland church college grants and limited church discipline review, while ruling policemen lack constitutional right to collective bargaining.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Maryland
Illinois Supreme Court
Court of Claims
New Hampshire
Forest City Enterprises
Eastlake
Ohio
Forest City
Ohio Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Burger
Kissinger urges unified policy for world economies
Kissinger told the OECD that industrial nations must synchronize policies toward the Communist bloc and poorer nations. He cited fourfold growth in East-West trade, rising private debt, and the need to avoid using conferences for grandstanding while pursuing concrete progress.
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Paris
UPI
Henry. A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Comecon
Communist Council of Mutual Economic Assistance
OECD
Unctad
Nairobi
U.N
Investment Resources Bank
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Sacramento
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Lompoc City Hall
Walnut Ave
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Parks and Recreation Department
Lisa Saldano
David Edge
Louis Montalvo
Annette
Scott Powel
Warren Harris
Com
GOP
Justice Department
Philadelphia
Albert V. Gaudiosi
Frank Rizzo
Harold R. Tyler Jr
Mr. Tyler
National Guard
Gaudiesi
Tyler
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Milton Shapp
Gaudiosi
Pennsylvania National Guard
Rizzo
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Walpole State Prison
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Norfolk State Prison
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