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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1974

Page

5

Lawmakers Prepare for Speaker Vote and Big Budget Push

In Sacramento lawmakers edge toward electing a new Assembly speaker Leo T McCarthy is set to replace Bob Moretti. The plan includes rapid passage of a 10 billion plus state budget with a Friday deadline and a plan to push for secret union elections for farm workers while urging President Nixon to resign. The six member joint committee will resume talks on the budget as Reagan weighs a massive package. A Senate Rules Committee will also consider a resolution urging Nixon resignation.

Sacramento UPI Assembly California Richard Nixon Leo T. McCarthy San Francisco Bob Moretti Moretti Willie L. Brown Jr Senate Ronald Reagan Reagan Assembly Labor Relations Committee McCarthy Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Union Teamsters Union

Mayors Conference Opens With Watergate Debates

The 42nd U.S. Conference of Mayors meets in San Diego with welcoming remarks by Governor Reagan and Mayor Pete Wilson. Elliot Richardson speaks as resolutions on executive privilege and election funding draw debate. six mayors urge swift impeachment resolution. Ron Martin of Norfolk presides noting Watergate hamstrings urban legislation.

San Diego UPI U.S. Conference of Mayors Ronald Reagan Pete Wilson Elliot Richardson Cleveland Ralph Perk US Senate Meet the Press Ron Martin Norfolk Congress America

Great Salt Lake rises harming brine shrimp and shoreline development

The lake’s increasing water level dilutes brine shrimp vital to filtering the lake. Shrimp decline threatens salt industries and resort shorelines as dikes rise and a $2.5 million Antelope Island highway faces erosion. Lake reached 4,201.4 feet on June 1, a 45-year high, up from past lows.

Salt Lake City UPS Great Salt Lake Walter Katzenberger Utah Geological Survey South Shore Antelope Island Utah Leon Jensen The Geological Survey

Killer tornadoes strike Tucson and Rocky Mount injuring dozens

A Tucson tornado damaged mobile homes wounding many and killing an 80 year old man. In Rocky Mount a separate tornado damaged a mobile home park injuring at least 11. Waycross also saw wind damage with no injuries. Civil Defense put damages around 350000 to 400000 dollars.

United Press International Tucson Ariz Rocky Mount N.C Ellis Franklin Highway Patrol B.R. Inscoe Joseph R. Harrison Duke Hospital Chapel Hill

Arson probe into near fatal Los Angeles apartment blaze

Five children were rescued by police from a second story apartment in a dramatic blaze under investigation for arson. Investigators work to determine cause as officers Gerald D. Williams and three others receive heroism citations for aiding victims. Children remain hospitalized with burns and smoke injuries.

Los Angeles UPI Police Department Gerald D. Williams Andrea Florence Anita County-Usc Medical Center Bobby West Adams Community Hospital Michael Lewis Jovan Community Hospital Evan Lewis Darlene Dockery

Flournoy calls for issue debate in California race

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Flournoy urged focusing on substantive issues at a California Republican Assembly meeting. He criticized Edmund G Brown Jr for emphasizing impeachment and said Brown, as governor, has no vote on that question. The assembly endorsed Flournoy and GOP candidates unanimously.

Los Angeles UPI Houston Ir. Flournoy Edmund G. Brown Jr Brown Flournoy California Republican Assembly

Reagan Eligible for Top Pension Amid 1976 Run

Former Gov Ronald Reagan 62, a leading candidate for the 1976 Republican nomination, will qualify for an annual 32800 state pension upon retiring in January. The system allows cost of living increases and pensions rise if successors' salaries increase. Reagan contributed about 16000 over eight years, with potential inflation adjustments. Also, Ivy Baker Priest will retire with about 23000 annually. Other officers must reach 60 or 16 years service.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan Ivy Baker Priest California Emery Moore Edmund (. Brower Superintendent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles Brown Flournoy Riles Younger Genera

Israel vows continued retaliation amid Middle East tensions

Israel says it will press bombing raids on guerrilla bases in Lebanon while several Arab nations offer aid. Egypt warns of a potential nuclear war if no peace settlement, as Israel and Syria begin disengagement after the October war. Rabin defends actions against raids and accuses critics of a double standard.

United Press International Israel Lebanon al Ahram Middle East Syria Henry A. Kissinger United Nations Golan Heights Mt. Hermon Quneitra Yitzhak Rabin Jerusalem Rabin

Classified A Get Result Call 736 2313

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