Reagan says ITT case stirred fuss and opposes GOP convention funding
Gov. Ronald Reagan tells UPI the ITT case created unnecessary fuss while agreeing Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke may be right to reject a 400000 dollar offer to help finance the GOP convention. He predicts Nixon will win NH primary and challenges school finance commission. Brands Ashbrook claim as ridiculous and notes welfare reform potential savings. Denies disappointment in 1971 welfare act and criticizes a smear campaign in San Diego race.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
ITT
Ed Reinecke
Reagan
John M. Ashbrook
California
Nixon
San Jose
Pat Nixon
San Diego
Fireworks light up skies in Alaska New Zealand magnetic test
A Nike Tomahawk rocket from Poker Flats near Fairbanks launched to 300 miles altitude, releasing a barium cone to study magnetic lines. Dr. T Neil Davis noted higher than expected magnetic activity yet the test remained valid.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
UPI
North Pole
New Zealand
Poker Flats
Here
T. Neil Davis
University of Alaska Geophysical Institute
Siberia
Canada
Davis
Don Dennis
Fairbanks News-Miner
Hawaii
Bail Question Remains In Corona Case After Court Ruling
YUBA CITY reports indicate Juan V. Corona may be bail eligible if California's abolition of capital punishment is not reversed. Visiting Judge Patton denied a defense bid for release while urging the ruling not final due to a possible rehearing.
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Yuba City
UPI
Juan V. Corona
California
Nine Explosions Obliterate Suburban Fireworks Plant Near Chicago
A sequence of nine blasts leveled 16 of 18 buildings at the Melrose Display Fireworks Co. in Orland Park, destroying a five acre complex and sending shock waves to Gary Indiana. At least three people were killed and 17 injured, with debris shattering windows in nearby homes and schools. The site resembled a smoldering junkyard.
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Chicago
UPI
Gary
Ind
Melrose Display Fireworks Co
Orland Park
Tiny Tim Seeks Separation From Victoria Budinger
Tiny Tim says he has asked a judge to dissolve the marriage televised to about 35 million on the Johnny Carson show. He adds the wedding ring will stay, and he still loves her, while noting Miss Vicky’s modeling dream and distrust of the devil in us all.
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New York
UPI
Vicky
Tiny Tim
Johnny Carson
Angel
Victoria Budinger
March Winds Rake Nation with Severe Gusts and Damage
Severe March winds swept across the nation driving 100 mph gusts in Cheyenne and 107 mph in Colorado and Wyoming. Unoccupied mobile homes overturned in Lander Wyoming and a motel roof was torn off while a Rawlins plane was toppled though the pilot was unhurt. Fire winds sparked prairie fires across Nebraska and South Dakota burning hundreds of acres and forcing some evacuations.
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Praire
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Upper Michigan
North Dakota
Lander
Wyo
Colorado
Cheyenne
Warren Air Force Base
Rawlins
Caribou
Colo
George Young
Aquarius Mining Co
Rapid City
Crookston
Neb
Calvin Reimer
Hughes Spruce Goose Spends Frontier of Tax Debate
Former Hughes aide Noah Dietrich contests Howard Hughes tax practice claiming the spruce goose costs run into tens of millions of dollars annually. He notes the wooden flying boat sat in storage, was never flown for experiments, and questions deducting maintenance as ordinary business expenses.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Dietrich
Hughes Corporation
Reagan says Welfare Reform has not had a fair trial
Governor Ronald Reagan argues the 1971 Welfare Reform Act has not yet shown its full effects. He cites a secret state study suggesting smaller savings than claimed while noting potential for greater future savings of about 708 million dollars.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
United Press International
State Social Welfare Department
Senate
Robert B Carleson
San Francisco Examiner
Bomb blast rips hole in Belfast Co op Store
Four gunmen plant a bomb at the Co op Store on York Street Belfast tearing through a steel reinforced concrete floor the blast damages the department store while a fire is damped by sprinklers. Troops seal off the area for hours and report possible more unexploded bombs. Nearby incidents include a separate hotel and theater blast in the city and a Londonderry hotel explosion.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Coop
York Street
Londonderry
Ardown
Northland Road
Reagan says few cheaters unfairly taint auto repair
Gov Ronald Reagan told a nine member advisory committee that only a few repairmen cheat customers while many legitimately repair autos. California plans a new Bureau of Automotive Repair to license dealers starting July 1 with 143 staff and unmarked cars for inspections. Public hearings on future regulations were urged.
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Sacramento
UPI
Bureau of Automotive Repair
Ronald Reagan
California
Bureau
Consumer Affairs
Donald G. Livingston
Committe
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Lompoc
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence Crossman
J Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association, National Newspaper Association and
California Press Association
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tony Curtis
Henry Fonda
METRO
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents
Steve VeQueen
Ane Draven
de Tl
Ashack Westen
Paul Newman
Lee Marvin
Corona
Anaheim
Hangmen
Seekers
Orange County
Terry Chuck Powell
Garden Grove
Leon Ames
Sun International Productions Inc
My Atles Theatre
Teleprompter Cable
Teleprompter
D” Street
D”’ Street
Jorgensen Jewelers
Lompoc Shopping Center
Lompoc Theatre
Plaza
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