Debt limit bill heads to conference on 450 billion cap
Administration opposes amendments to the 450 billion debt limit bill. The Senate passed 53 to 29 with spending ceiling provisions for FY 1973. The House rejected them by voice vote, sending the measure to a House Senate conference to reconcile differences. The government faces about a 45 billion dollar deficit in the year ending June 30.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional Conference Committee
Senate
House
House-Senate
Sheriff Snoops for Unclaimed Jail Deposits in Pima County
Pima County Sheriff William Cox, new in office, announced an audit found 1238.03 dollars in unclaimed deposits left by released inmates. He will notify 345 former inmates who may claim amounts from 3 cents to 67 dollars within 30 days at the jail, or the funds go to the county treasury.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Pima County
William Cox
Cox
Trout Flood Reunites Neighbors In Gold Creek
In Woodinville Washington after Gold Creek overflowed Don Miller and neighbors rescued stranded trout from a upstream trout farm. Mrs Miller stored about 70 fish in her freezer while many more were cooked. Farm operator Kenneth Haugen reported about 4000 fish lost when the pond burst during the storm and released into the creek.
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Woodinville, Wash
California newspaper details staff and publication terms
The document lists staff roles including Tim Conner and Lunny along with editors and managers. It notes affiliations with press associations and a subscription rate of $2.25 per month for home delivery or mail in advance. The paper states it is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
California fast tracks welfare bill to shield 29 000 adult students
Emergency legislation approved in the Assembly would keep welfare checks for 29 000 who were made adults when California lowered the age of majority from 21 to 18. Gov. Reagan supports swift action to avoid benefit losses and potential state savings of about 30 million dollars.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Bagley
Ways and Means
State Lands Commission
D-Gardena
Rsan Rafael
Senate
Marler
R-Redding
Gonsalves
Barnes
San Diego
U S and Soviet Plan Joint Manned Space Mission
Secretary Rogers testified that the United States and the Soviet Union are negotiating a joint manned space mission. NASA officials said talks in Moscow from Nov 29 to Dec 6 focused on docking system compatibility for Apollo Skylab and Soyuz craft, with a possible 1975 proving mission and crew exchange.
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Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
United States
Soviet Union
Rodgers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
U.S
Rogers
Oil barrier tests called successful
Coast Guard says tests of a floating barrier to confine oil spills were successful using soybean oil as a stand in for petroleum. Two cutters towed the barrier in a U shape around a man made spill off Point Conception with two foot swells and no observed leakage at speeds over half a knot.
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Long Beach
UPI
Coast Guard
Point Conception
Richard N. Abrahams
Office of Research and Development
Abrahams
California Economy Seen Rising After Recession Recovery
Governor reports 1972 may bring strong economic upswing as California survived national recession with firm foundation. Legislature actions include plate rule change for retired state cars, quake standards for hospitals, and welfare and education funding measures.
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United Press International
California
Senate
Collier
D-Yreka
Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Alquist
San Jose
Ulster Protestant group threatens Catholic killings in Ulster
Security forces take seriously a typewritten threat from the Ulster Volunteer Force promising to kill 10 Catholics for every policeman or soldier slain. The note, handed to a Belfast newspaper, vows Catholics will be buried within two months after four days of killings. IRA had no comment. The warning follows Londonderry bombings during sectarian violence that has claimed 264 lives.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Ulster
Ulster Volunteer Force
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Rome
Londonderry
Indians hold vigil over suspected torture death near Gordon
About 600 Oglala Sioux and supporters led by AIM converged on Gordon, Nebraska, to demand an investigation into Raymond Yellow Thunder who was found dead Feb 20 in a truck cab. They accuse five white men of torture and humiliation before his death and vow to stay until demands are met.
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Gordon, Neb
UPI
American Indians Movement
AIM
Gordon
Raymond Yellow Thunder
Battle of
Wounded Knee
Yellow Thunder
Bank robber from New York hits multiple San Francisco branches
FBI reports Sammie Smith 29 arrived from New York attempted three bank robberies in the Bay Area. He first failed at Bank of America, then pulled $200 from another B of A, than $400 at Redwood Bank in San Rafael before crashing his car in San Francisco and being captured.
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San Francisco
UPI
FBI
Sammie Smith
New York City
Bank of America
Smith
Sausalito
San Rafael
Redwood
Measles Epidemic Fears 3000 In Los Angeles
County health officer Dr. Gerald Heidbreder warned that at current rates as many as 3,000 children could be infected in Los Angeles where measles have been declared epidemic. He reported 50 new cases since Saturday and urged parents to take unvaccinated children to one of 23 clinics across the county.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Gerald Heidbreder
Truck Driver Treated Then Returns to Scene Here
Fremont dispatch reports Bob Murdoch of Gardena went to a hospital for a leg gash and returned to the freeway wreckage. He found multiple crashes including four highway patrol cars being hit while officers worked to untangle the mess. A second truck then struck the scene, burying Murdoch under a load of canned pears before he was again taken to the hospital.
Strike at Romona's Mexican Food Plant in Gardena
About 180 Teamsters at Romona's Mexican Food Products in Gardena walked out over contract talks with owner Mrs. Romona Banuelos. They demand 40 weekly hours, longer vacations, more holidays, pension and sick leave, and higher wages beyond the 5.5 percent limit.
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Gardena, Calif
Teamster Local
Romona
Romona Banuelos
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