Legislation ahead for Reagan welfare overhaul
Sacramento reports proposed welfare and Medi claim overhaul bills to be introduced this week as part of California budget reforms. The plan ties to taxes and targets the truly needy while trimming payments for the affluent poor and requiring able bodied work. A separate note outlines a tighter eligibility rule to bar illegal aliens from welfare.
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Mail back in service ends Britain's 47 day strike
Britain's postal service resumed operations ending a 47 day strike that halted mail flow. About 11 million items awaited delivery domestically and 60 million overseas items were queued. The dispute cost the Post Office at least 64 million dollars as banks faced overdrawn accounts and consumers faced a day of reckoning.
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16-Year-Old Sniper Found Dead in Snow Arouses Alarm
In Greenwater Washington a 16-year-old boy who fired on passing cars from a foxhole on a cliff died. He used two rifles to hit at least 18 vehicles on U S 410 wounding four people. Deputies found 51 shell casings and a rifle with a telescope sight. The boy’s father, an inspector for the Seattle Fire Department, called him well behaved and stable.
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Calley court martial winds toward My Lai conclusion
UPI reports the Calley murder court martial at Fort Benning nears the end of testimony with a potential Friday finish. The six officer jury, plus high ranking witnesses, weighs orders by Capt. Ernest Medina and Brig. Gen. Oran Henderson amid ongoing rebuttals and prior coverup charges.
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Winter storm strands skiers in northeast
A late winter storm pounded the Northeast with snow and winds, stranding weekend skiers in New England lodges and prompting road closures in Michigan. Alpena reports over 16 inches since Saturday noon, part of a season total exceeding 142 inches. Schools closed, U.S. 23 closed at Cheboygan, near-passable at Alpena.
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Ventura sheriff posse searches Sespe area for missing Hughes
A 25 member mounted posse conducted a two day Ventura County search in the Sespe Hot Springs area for Ronald Hughes Tate-Labianca lawyer missing since last year. No trace found. A separate Los Angeles report notes a 4.3 magnitude aftershock rattled Southern California on Saturday, part of ongoing aftershocks since the February 9 quake.
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Manson murder trial nears end of ten months
The Tate-Saibianca murder trial in Los Angeles enters its tenth month with the defense expected to finish its case by midweek in the penalty phase. California Attorney General Evelle Younger testified as a former DA involved at the trial start. The defense plans to wrap up in five weeks, paving the way for closing arguments as the jurors consider death by gas chamber or life imprisonment for Charles Manson and his three female followers.
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UTU calls but quickly halts rail strike action
The United Transportation Union announced a midnight strike against Burlington Northern and Seaboard Coast Line but postponed to Thursday after federal judge requests a hearing. Officials say the move was strategic to pressure legal review while talks resume.
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