Meat plants unsanitary conditions flagged in GAO survey
GAO survey of 48 meat plants found unsanitary conditions in 41 sites. Cockroaches, fecal contamination, and dirty equipment were reported. The inspection covered 40 federally inspected and eight non federal plants, with many previously cited for sanitation issues.
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UPI
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Government Accounting Office
GAO
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South Vietnamese Push Into Cambodia Opens New Front
A 5 000 man South Vietnamese armored infantry column crossed the Cambodian border today from the Central Highlands west of Pleiku, entering northeastern Cambodia. UPI reports allied sources say American forces plan to withdraw by June 30, with about 9 000 U S troops in Cambodia and 39 000 South Vietnamese forces in the area amid intensified battles and losses to American aircraft and helicopters.
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UPI
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Central Highlands
Pleiku
U.S. Army
South Vietnam
New U.S. peace proposal aims for Middle East talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers announced Washington submitted a new Middle East peace plan to urge Arabs and Israelis to stop shooting and begin discussions under UN mediation. He called it a major political initiative and said any negotiating form could work, even separate buildings with a UN mediator.
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UPI
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France
Amended welfare bill advances in California legislature
A drastically amended welfare reform bill passed a key committee and moves to Ways and Means. It tightens aid rules for new California arrivals, shifts about 18 million dollars to food stamps, raises the AFDC maximum grant to five hundred thirty nine dollars monthly, and sets new limits on dental care for adults. Support comes from Gov Reagan's social welfare director, while critics warn the changes will hurt poor families and fail to address core needs.
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Robert Martin
Gordon Dutty
R-Hanford
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Duffy
Yvonne Rees
Los Angeles
Peter
Paul
AFDC
Coleman Blease
American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California
The
Social Workers Union
Blease
Martin
Youth head to Shrine Circus in Los Angeles
About seventy youths board a bus bound for the Shrine Circus in Los Angeles aided by the Shriners from the Masonic Lodge. The item notes local event access and a cross reference to a prior days’ “Glimpse” column. Weather: fog and low clouds inland, warm coastal and inland highs, NW winds 10-20 mph. Tides: high 3.7 feet at 4:32 am and 9.3 feet at 5:32 pm. low 0.9 feet at 10:38 am.
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Los Angeles
The
Masonic Lodge
Nixon and Pat Nixon Fly to California for Week at San Clemente
President Nixon and Pat fly to the Western White House in San Clemente California for a week of work and relaxation with a stopover in St Louis to address the Junior Chamber of Commerce. He will host a briefing for newspaper and broadcast executives on Indochina policy with aides and Kissinger among those invited. The First Lady plans a Sunday trip to Peru to deliver earthquake relief supplies.
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UPI
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Pat
White House
San Clemente
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San Francisco
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New York Times
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Oceanside
H.R. Haldeman
Dwight L. Chapin
Patrick J. Buchanan
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rosemary Woods
Peru
Flower Festival set to roll in Lompoc Valley events
Preparations are underway for the 1970 Lompoc Valley Flower Festival with a 6 pm opening in Ryan Park and an opening ceremony on the bandstand featuring John Martin. The Parade of Flowers starts Saturday at 10 am from the Shopping Center along H Street and Ocean Avenue, with nearly 200 entries and 13 floats.
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Lompoc Vally
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John Martin
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Art Scott
Francis Beattie
H Street
Ocean Avenue
Avon Park
Lompoc Jaycees
Alpha Club
Federal Correctional Institution
Showdown looms in California tax revision debate
The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee nears a showdown vote on Gary Reagan's 1 billion tax revision package. After two days of hearings, the panel rejected amendments to restore a statewide property tax and to cap school district spending, setting an early next week final vote on the Assembly passed proposal.
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UPI
Gary Ronald Reagan
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Reagan
Medi Cal Cuts Grow in California Budget Talks
Sacramento lawmakers report further Medi-Cal and higher education cuts as the conference committee trims the budget. Assemblyman Frank Lanterman notes Senate reductions and a $2 million extra cut to health care for the old and the poor, bringing total Medi-Cal relief to $32 million due to overestimated patient caseloads.
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Sacramento
Legislative Conference
Ronald Reagan
Senate
la Canada Republican
Tax plan sparks clash over school funding and property tax relief
Educators denounce the spending ceiling as short changing schools by blocking override levies while costs rise. CALIFORNIA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION lobbyist CALVIN ROSSI warned the measure could trigger the largest single property tax increase in history, needed to cover revenue denied by 43 overrides, as lawmakers seek tax relief. Democrats and Republicans echo the goal of tax relief.
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Deukmejian
Jack Merelman
The
County Supervisors Association
Tom Carrell
D-San Fernando
Calvin Rossi
California Teachers Association
Rossi
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