Reagan backs tough student protest measures in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan endorsed six bills to auto expel students and fire professors who join campus disturbances at UC and state colleges. He backed two Grunsky bills making assaults on campus police a felony and barring suspended students from returning. He urged hearings in the Assembly Education Committee amid ongoing campus unrest and exams.
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DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Reagan
John L. Harmer
Glendale
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
Senate
Assembly Education Committee
Harmer
Grunsky
Nixon
White House
Ronald Zeigler
Robert H. Finch
California
UC Berkeley
Missile crews earn plaques at Minuteman launch test
The 394th Strategic Missile Squadron awards shield plaques to missile combat crews during Strategic Air Command demonstration and shake down launches. The plaques recognize cooperative effort with the task force and include miniature Minuteman, wing designation, launch date, and crew nickname. The 351st Strategic Missile Wing from Whiteman AFB, Missouri, recently received one for participating in a Modernized Minute Man Demonstration and Shake down Launch.
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351St Strategic Missile Wing
Whiteman Afb
Vandenberg
Samuel Rankian
F.A. Stone
394Th Strategic Missile Squadron
394Th
Strategic Air Command
Ethiopian houseboy rampage at embassy shocks Mexico City
In the Ethiopian Embassy a cook houseboy went on a savage spree wounding the ambassador’s wife and three others before dying in a related incident. The ambassador, Belaynesh Bekele, and three children were severely injured, while governess Joe Clever escaped with knife wounds. A separate Chicago report notes thieves discovered 36300 rolls of toilet paper after stealing a trailer.
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Mexico City
UPI
Gallachew Bekele
Red Cross
Berham Heenan
Joe Clever
Bekele
Belaynesh
Chicago
Reagan vacation not linked to California quake forecast
Governor Ronald Reagan said his early April trip to Arizona is not connected to any quake predictions. He called the forecast from a fictional book and rejected claims that underground nuclear tests could trigger earthquakes, noting discussions with quake experts did not support such a link.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Arizona
Reagan
Patrick D. McGee
Pope Paul to visit Africa in Uganda in July
Pope Paul VI announced from St. Peter's that he will fly to Kampala Uganda in late July for Africa's first papal visit. He will pray for peace in Nigeria, consecrate a cathedral for 22 African martyrs, and meet African bishops at their conference in Kampala.
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Ray Moseley
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Kampala
Uganda
Africa
Wartorn
Nigeria
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pope Paul
Senate debates 1-cent gas tax to fund flood road repairs
The California Senate moves to approve an $80.4 million bill raising the gasoline tax from 7 to 8 cents for six months to fund flood damaged road and public works repairs. The measure includes a $25 million general fund expenditure, activates a $5.4 million disaster relief fund, and adjusts the cost share between state and local governments.
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Dennis J. Opatrny
Sacramento
UPI
Senate
California
Pauline Davis
Portola
Randolph Collier
D. Yreka
Collier
Senate Finance Committee
Ronald Reagan
New York Students Protest Cuts at Capitol Rally
Ten thousand color students from New York City demonstrated at the Albany capitol protesting a $4 million cut from the City University of New York budget out of $87 million. Assemblyman Stephen J. Solarz faced a militant interruption as he spoke.
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United Press International
New York State
Albany
New York City College
City University of New York
Mitchell testifies on tapping higher court rehearing sought
Justice Department plans to ask the Supreme Court to rehear its ruling restricting government wiretapping. Atty. Gen. John Mitchell warned the decision could jeopardize national security and life of witnesses. He noted, without detail, concerns about revealing bugging of embassies in Washington.
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Isabelle McCaig Hall
Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Senate Judiciary
Mitchell
Alderisio
Regents Endorsed Public Meetings Bill in California
The Assembly Governmental Organization Committee endorsed legislation to require the University of California Board of Regents to hold meetings in public. A constitutional amendment and bill by Assemblyman William T. Bagley would permit closed sessions only for national security, honorary degrees, personnel, and endowment investments.
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Sacramento
UPI
University of California Board of Regents
Assembly Governmental Organization Committee
William T. Bagley
R-San Anselmo
Five Army Privates Face Mutiny Trial in WA
Five Army privates accused of mutiny for a sit down at the Presidio stockade in San Francisco faced trial in Washington state today. The case was moved from San Francisco due to antiwar sentiment in the bay area and marks the first major mutiny case here since the Korean War collaborator trials nearly fifteen years ago.
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Ft, Lewis, Wash
UPI
Presidio Stockade
San Francisco
Bay Area
Lompoc Record Adopts Daily Publication Policy
The Lompoc Record declares its status as a second class mail newspaper under Act of Congress and Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists its corporate owners and staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam, Publisher J. Donald Adam, Editor Harry J. Crompe, and other management, with daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day and a $2.00 per month subscription rate.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
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