Reagan to press welfare reform as Beilenson fights back
In California the governor plans to revive his welfare reform bill Thursday while Sen. Beilenson blocks the move with a rival plan. Marler will offer amendments to embed Reagan proposals and protect counties from higher welfare costs, but Beilenson vows to defeat them. He denounced claims of nonwork requirements and sparring accusations dominate the hearings.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Fred W. Marler Jr
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Beilenson
Marler
Senate Finance Committee
Albert S. Rodda
Robert Carleson
Rodda
Carleson
Lou Cusanovich
Rvan Nuys
Lompoc Record Details Adjudicated Publication Status
The notice records Lompoc Record as a second class mail newspaper in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists staff including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam president, Harry J. Crompe editor, Lawrence C. Grossman VP, J Donald Adam board member, Gaylen Jackson business manager, Tim Conner secretary treasurer, Clete Lunny mechanical, Wesley A Huffman advertising, Ray McCuen circulation, Betty Laurent news editor, Scott Ostler society editor, Wilma Jack sports editor, Vaughn Proctor feature writer, Dan Duffy staff writer, and photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
California
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Treasur
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Wilma Jack
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Corona Moved or Considered Transfer for Prison Hospital Care
Juan V Corona a 37 year old suspected killer of 25 transients lies in the Sutter County General Hospital jail ward with chest pains and heart irregularities. Doctors weigh moving him to San Quentin Prison hospital for security and medical reasons as his attorney seeks to remove Judge Hankins from the case.
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Yuba City
UPI
Juan V. Corona
San Quentin Prison Hospital
Yuba County
Roy D. Whiteaker
Corona
Sutter County General Hospital
Marysville
Whiteaker
Thomas Leavenworth
Judicial District Court Clerk's
Richard Hawk
Concord
Calif
Hankins
California Judicial Council
Sacramento Bee
Daily
Feather River
Cable car disaster on Mt Rainier claims one life
A cable car carrying 19 workers derailed on Mt Rainier and smashed into pieces at the cliff base. Clarence A. Dranseitter was killed, nine injured, as the car sped down a 1800 foot grade after the line broke.
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Electron, Wash
UPI
Mt. Rainier
W.O
Richard M. Gregorie
Ft. Lewis
Delaney
Puget Sound Power and Light
Robert Schmidt
Eatonville
Assembly OKS Muni Court Abolishment Plan
The Assembly Judiciary Committee approved legislation to abolish municipal courts and move all functions to a state run superior court system. The measure would fund the takeover with a one cent per gallon gasoline tax increase and takes effect January 1973.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Hayes
Living cost rise sparks cautious optimism in 1970s inflation view
Washington economists warn the May cost of living jump of 0.6 percent ends a period of stability and tempers claims of a inflation victory. The Labor Department report follows Commerce Secretary Stans asserting inflation is now within controllable bounds.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Reagan signs 20 percent state retirement increase reform
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed legislation boosting retirement benefits for more than 400,000 state and local workers. The bill lowers mandatory retirement from 70 to 67 and allows full benefits at 63 at 25 years, with a 7 percent member contribution. Officials predict a flood of retirements and a shift in staffing.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
William E. Payne
PERS
Donald L. Grunsky
Santa Cruz
Grunsky
Loren Smith
California State Employer Association
Cosmonauts plan long orbit stay
Three Soviet cosmonauts aboard the Salyut station entered their third week in orbit with plans for a considerable stay. A. A. Blagorayov cited ongoing monitoring and noted prolonged space exposure affects the body. COSPAR officials and U.S. and French delegates discussed life in space and future Mars exploration. Separately, Van Heflin remained unconscious in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a June 6 heart attack.
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Seattle
UPS
Russia
A. A. Blagorayov
Blageravov
Ussr
Outer Space
Committee On Space Research
Cospar
Salyut
Herbert Friedman
U.S
Hulbert Space Science Center
Naval Research Laboratory
Maurice
Hollywood
UPI
van Heflin
Cedars of Lebanon
California and federal government reach welfare conformity
After months of haggling the State of California and the federal government agreed on welfare conformity for three more months. The Nixon administration told Governor Reagan the state will receive another 210 million dollars in federal aid starting July 1. Reagan said he was extremely gratified as the two sides had fought in courts and behind the scenes over the issue for nearly a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
California
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Supreme Court
Nixor
Federa
Commander to be called in Medina trial
Attorneys for Capt. Ernest Medina said they would call the commander of the U S Third Army to the stand to show pressure to try Medina for the My Lai massacre. Lt Gen Albert O Connor ordered the life and death court martial.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
UPI
Ernest Medina
U.S. Third Army
Medina
My Lai
Albert O'Connor
O'Connor
Wayne G. Williams
F. Lee Bailey
Williams
Army Brass
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