Public Land Law Commission Urges Major Reforms
A five year seven million study led to a 342 page report urging overhaul of federal public land laws. Proposals include reimbursing states for lost tax revenues, new land use fees, environmental protections, and setting aside areas for timber. The report calls for streamlining overlapping agencies and may affect the Homestead Act and mining leases. Rep Wayne Aspinall chairs.
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Washington
UPI
America
Public Land Law Review Commission
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Alaska
California
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Goldberg favorite in New York face Rockefeller in primary
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, in his first bid for elective office, was the slight favorite today in the Democratic primary for the right to face Nelson Rockefeller in November. Four candidates vied for the U.S. Senate seat, including Sorensen, Ottinger, McCarthy, and O'Dwyer, with Ottinger pouring a million into ads to counter Sorensen's edge.
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New York
UPI
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldberg
United Nations
Howard J. Samuels
Charles R. Goodell
Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
Theodore C. Sorensen
Kennedy
Richard L. Ottinger
Richard D. McCarthy
Paul O'Dwyer
Ottinger
Sorensen
Westchester Country
O'Dwyer
New York City
McCarthy
Buffalo
Upstate
Senior drivers' midafternoon accidents at intersections
California Highway Patrol notes drivers over 65 have the highest mishap rate between 3 and 4 p.m. on Fridays, with more crashes at intersections than younger drivers. Fewer single car off road incidents occur among seniors, though miles driven by seniors remain unknown.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Highway Patrol
CHP
California Assembly approves bumper and beach litter bills
In Sacramento the Assembly approved a bill to ban weak bumpers on 1975 model cars and send it to the Senate. A second bill to require the state Public Health Department to set anti litter standards for public beaches was also approved and sent to the governor for action.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Assembly
Senate
State Department of Public Health
Paul Priolo
R-Pacific Palisades
California bill boosts state scholarships to high school grads
Sacramento lawmakers gave final passage to a bill raising state sponsored scholarships by 50 percent for California high school graduates. The measure would fund 3 percent of graduates, up from 2 percent, for fiscal year 1971-72 and go to Governor Reagan after Assembly approval to Senate amendments. The author is Speaker Robert T. Monagan and the bill totals 61 743 for the new year.
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UPS
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
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Senate
Robert T. Monagan
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Lompoc Record masthead and publication details
The Lompoc Record lists its legal status as an adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It outlines ownership, key staff, affiliations, and subscription rate, noting daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Agnew blasts Post and Times over Rhodes resignation demand
Vice President Spiro Agnew criticised the Washington Post and The New York Times for their editorials on his call for Harvard student Joseph Rhodes Jr to resign from the White House Commission. He questioned whether editors would demand a conservative resignations if similar statements were made by a conservative. The Times defended its stance calling Rhodes's verbal posturing a distraction from war, peace, and social justice issues.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington Post
New York Times
Harvard
Joseph Rhodes Jr
White House
Today
Agnew
Post
the Times
Rhodes
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Ronald Reagan
Heath confronts longshoremen strike threat in new cabinet
Prime Minister Edward Heath opens with a wage clash as 47 000 TGWU longshoremen threaten nationwide port shutdown over an 85 percent pay demand. Delegates set end-of-month wage- agreement term while Carr to meet unions and industry leaders on inflation and labor reform.
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London
UPI
Edward Heath
Conservative
Transport and General Workers Union
Britain
Heath
Robert Carr
Home
Reginald Maudling
Alec Douglas- Home
Lord Carrington
Quintin Hogg
Harold Wilson
Oakland
Irs
World Airways, Inc
Smith to brief Washington on SALT talks progress
UPI reports Gerard C. Smith the chief U.S. SALT negotiator left for Washington with Gen. Royall B. Allison and Ray Gerbot to brief officials on progress. J. Graham Parsons led the U.S. team in Smith's absence at the 19th SALT session at the Soviet Embassy.
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Vienna
UPI
Washington
Gerard C. Smith
U.S
Smith
Royall B. Allison
Ray Gerbot
Nixon
Ousaet Union
J. Graham Parsons
Laos
Sweden
Nixon veto pits Congress over Hill Burton hospital funds
President Nixon vetoes a medical construction bill that would authorize 1.2 billion in grants and 1.5 billion in guaranteed loans for Hill Burton hospital projects. Democrats weigh overriding the veto with a two thirds vote in both chambers as health outlays rise and authorizations expire.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
Hill- Burton Hospital
Japanese students protest treaty renewal in Tokyo
Radical students swarmed onto railroad tracks halting trains in Tokyo and disrupted the Yamato line to protest the automatic renewal of the U S Japan security pact. Police arrested 231 protesters and 73 were injured. The demonstrations drew tens of thousands despite warnings from authorities.
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UPI
Japan
United States
U.S
Yamato
U.s.japan
America
Northeast Asia
Soviet Siberia
China
Nobusuke Kishi
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ejisaku Sato
Yoyogi Park
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