Kissinger loses top aides amid Congress clash
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Kissinger faces further uncertainty as Deputy Secretary Robert Ingersoll and Undersecretary Joseph Sisco reportedly plan resignations. Sisco leaves to lead American University while Ingersoll’s exit looms, leaving Kissinger strained by congressional opposition and a looming January inauguration. A separate New York protest by SST opponents targets JFK Concorde access with about 500 cars and 1,000 demonstrators.
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Tax shift proposed by Holmdahl in California
Sen John Holmdahl D Castro Valley proposes a 350 million increase in property tax exemptions and renter credits funded by the general fund surplus or higher income tax. The measures raise owner exemption to 2500 and extend senior refunds while boosting elderly relief. plans also broaden eligibility up to 4800 for top credits. Marines face elusive 100 pound capybara at Camp Pendleton.
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Mills may end congressional life in surprise bid
Report says Rep Wilbur Mills plans to announce by March 9 that he will not seek reelection after 19 terms. Mills denied a final decision while in Florida, with aides and colleagues split on his intentions. Governor Pryor praised Mills, noting his four decades of public service.
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Hayden Wins California Democratic Council Endorsement
Democratic candidate Tom Hayden, backed by the liberal California Democratic Council, claimed a decisive first-ballot win 68 to 24 percent over Tunney as Jane Fonda stood by him. Hayden touted the endorsement as legitimacy and pledged a debate before the June 8 primary.
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Malpractice funding plan to face first hearing in Senate
Gov. Brown seeks creation of a state backed doctor financed malpractice insurance fund with average first year premiums of 4000 dollars for many physicians and 8000 dollars for high risk specialists while requiring a plan for voluntary service to the needy Lawmakers also weigh changes to the Agricultural Labor Relations Board amid ongoing funding disputes and a scheduled Friday board closure.
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