Tax reform talks stall as impasse continues in Sacramento
Republican and Democratic tax writers meet behind closed doors seeking a deal on Gov. Reagan's 600 million tax revision plan. Democrats demand school funding and higher oil taxes while Reagan insists school money be a separate measure. The group pledged to resume talks amid ongoing uncertainty.
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Newton Russell
Tujunga
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Riverside
Bob Moretti
van Nuys
Alan Sieroty
Beverly Hills
John Dunlap
Napa
Leo McCarthy
San Francisco
California
Ways and Means
Civilians at SAMTEC credited for Air Force Cost Reduction Program savings
Four Space and Missile Test Center personnel contributed ideas that saved the Air Force nearly two million dollars. Robert H. Jones led with 1,540,400 by reconfiguring existing equipment and patching instead of buying antenna matrices. John K. Bosking cut 292,000 by dropping four radio teletype vans and using voice radio or pouch transport. Jimmie L. Neal and Theodore J. Las Mountain saved 116,000 by modifying excess consoles to avoid new high frequency switching and consoles.
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Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Air Force
Jones
CRP
John K. Bosking
Bosking
Dar Communications
Jimmie L. Neal
Theodore J. Las Mountain
Samtec Crp
Lompoc Record Publication Details and History
The Lompoc Record, a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications, is declared a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists key staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Publisher J. Donald Adam, with editors, managers, and contributors named. The paper is a member of major press associations and carries a $2.25 monthly subscription.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Armistice memory recalls World War II surrender
Veteran correspondent Joseph Grigg recalls the May 1945 signing in Rheims that ended Europe’s war. The scene shows Eisenhower and Bedell Smith overseeing German leaders Jodl and Keitel as untold hours pass in the Little Red School House.
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France
Little Red School
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Eisenhower
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Parov
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Proposals Filed To End Los Angeles Teachers Walkout
In Los Angeles, Separate contract offers were submitted by United Teachers of Los Angeles and the Board of Education to a mediator to resolve the four week walkout disrupting 616 schools. Mediator Benjamin Aaron arranged a process requiring each side to be willing to sign and to believe the other side would find the proposals acceptable.
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UPI
Cary Grant
Hollywood
Cynthia Bouron
Beverly Hills
Grant
Stephanie Andrea Grant
Los Angeles
Miss Bouron
Donald R. Bringgold
L.A
United Teachers of Los Angeles
The
Board of Education Today
Benjamin Aaron
Aaron
Taft Wins Ohio Primary. Wallace Faces Runoff in Alabama
Taft defeats Rhodes in Ohio Republican primary to run for Senate in November. How ard Metzenbaum trounces John Glenn in Ohio Democratic Senate race, setting Taft against Metzenbaum for Young seat. In Alabama Wallace leads a split gubernatorial field, forcing a June 2 runoff with Governor Albert Brewer as the two vie for the Democratic nomination. Indiana renominates its 11 incumbents as voter turnout dips.
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United Press International
Robert Taft Jr
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Alabama
George Wallace
Ohio Senate
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Cleveland
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Taft
Metzenbaum
Stephen M. Young
Indiana
Roger Cloud
John J. Gilligan
Severmway
Wallace
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Ray J. Madden
Gary
Hoosier
Earl Landgrebe
Richard Roudebush
William Bray
Roger Zion
David Dennis
Andrew Jacobs Jr
E. Ross Adair
John Myers
Hamilton
Thunderstorms disrupt Kansas City area weather
Heavy storms with large hail battered the Kansas City area late Tuesday night, part of a broad frontal system stretching from the northeast to the southern Midwest. Cooler air behind the front lowered temperatures across Michigan Wisconsin and parts of Illinois while much of the nation stayed dry.
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Midwest
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Hancock
Mich
Needles
Thermal
Calif
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese boycott Paris Peace talks
The Viet Cong and North Vietnamese boycott the 66th session of Paris Peace talks over Nixon policy in Indochina. The meeting was canceled with both sides saying they will return next Thursday, delaying until May 14.
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Nixon
Indochina
North Vietnam
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Laos
Cambodia
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Nguyen Thanh le
U.S
Nixon May Forego Julie's Graduation Amid Campus Protests
President Nixon may miss Julie Nixon's Smith College graduation on May 30 in Northampton due to campus demonstrations over Cambodia troop deployment. Julie's husband David Eisenhower also plans to skip Amherst College exercises. Mrs Nixon canceled plans to visit historic sites in Virginia amid the turmoil. A Hanoi spokesman condemned continued bombardment of North Vietnam, warning of consequences.
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David
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Fredericksburg
Kemmore House
George Washington
Betsy Fielding Lewis
James Monroe Museum
Vietnam
Democratic Republic of
Hanoi
Lockheed confident in financial crisis grips stocks
Lockheed Aircraft chairman Daniel J. Haughton said an early financial solution with the Defense Department is essential as the company faces cash strain. Directors voted to omit a dividend for a second straight quarter to conserve cash while seeking more than 500 million dollars in government support.
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UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
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Defense Department
Daniel J. Haughton
CSA
Lockheed Georgia
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