Moretti Offers Reagan Public Hearings on Tax Plan
Assembly Speaker Moretti announces a public trial for Reagan tax limitation proposal with hearings led by Joe Gonsalves and a Democratic committee. He also backs a surplus spend plan to delay a June sales tax rise by 10 months with $600 million, while Reagan pushes a 7 percent income tax cut. Lagomarsino backs the measure in the Senate, claiming $118 billion saved over 15 years.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Moretti
Joe A. Gonsalves
la Mirada
Gonsalves
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Gonsalves Committee
California
Senate
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Rojal
Waite Chosen Flight Instructor of the Year 1972
Chester C. Waite, chief pilot for Lompoc Flight Service, named 1972 Flight Instructor of the Year by the Van Nuys Flight Standards District Office. He serves as designated pilot examiner and accident prevention counselor for northern Santa Barbara County.
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Chester C. Waite
van Nuys
San Fernando Valley
Ventura County
Santa Barbara County
Palm Dale
Lancaster
Waite
Lompoc
Calif cars may cost $200 more for cleaner engines in 1975
GM executive says California will get 1975 model cars with smog reducing devices meeting state standards while nationwide cars follow 1973 standards. A two car strategy aims to resolve auto pollution control impasse.
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San Francisco
UPI
State checks horse meat possibility in California
A California meat inspection official said packers asked about processing horse meat for humans. He noted horse meat is currently used for pets in California but could be legally prepared for people, with one or two inquiries reported. Horse meat is selling well in Portland while California cattle sales drop ahead of a looming nationwide meat boycott.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Cecil Clippinger
Bureau of Meat Inspection
Portland
Ore
Clyde Whitted
State Market News Service
Mystery POW case tied to uncertain Viet Cong post
Pentagon traced a supposed prisoner of war with a faulty name and a nine digit number. Army Captain Robert Thomas White of Newport News Virginia was listed as missing in action and expected to be released soon. The Viet Cong claimed another man Robert Wheme born in Virginia and captured in the Mekong Delta with serial 325346874, a conflicting report on service branch. This marked the Viet Cong's first acknowledged POW in southern Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Army
Robert Thomas White
Newport News
U.S
Clark Air Base
Philippines
White
Robert Wheme
Virginia
Mekong Delta
Vietnam
ITT Tried To Channel CIA Funds Against Allende
Senate release reveals ITT President Harold Geneen urged CIA backing to fund opponents of Chilean candidate Salvador Allende in 1970. CIA official William V. Broe testified he rejected the initial offer in July 1970 at a Sheraton Carlton meeting, later proposing ways to disrupt Chile’s economy to prevent Allende’s election.
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Washington
UPI
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
ITT
CIA
Salvador Allende
Senate
William V. Broe
Western Hemisphere
Harold S. Geneen
Sheraton Carlton
Broe
New York
Allende
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Geneen
Jorge E. Alessandri
CIA ITT ties on Chilean election and Allende funding probe
The CIA and ITT relations subcommittee investigated ITT over alleged CIA links to thwart Allende's rise in Chile. The dispute centered on funding schemes and economic pressure options discussed in New York meetings. Broe testified CIA approval of meetings with ITT officials including Edward Gerrity.
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Broe
New York
ITT
Edward Gerrity
Chile
Church
CIA
Richard Helms
Mutiny Splits Wounded Knee Occupiers In South Dakota
A UPI report says rival AIM factions within Wounded Knee clashed with guns drawn as dissident Oglala militants led by Pedro Bissonette faced a crackdown by Russell Means and Dennis Banks. Sen. Abourezk sought negotiations amid disputed control of the siege.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
UPI
Wounded Knee
Justice Department
American Indian Movement
AIM
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Abourezk
South Dakota
Kent Frizzel
Frizzell
Russell Means
Dennis Banks
Oglala
Pedro Bissonette
Means
Banks
nation crime rate falls three percent in 1972
FBI figures released show the national crime rate dropped 3 percent in 1972 the first decline in 17 years. Violent crime rose 1 percent with rape up 11 percent while property crimes fell overall 3 percent. larger cities and regions show mixed results with rape rising across categories.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Nixon
America
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