Selling of the Pentagon wins 1971 Emmy Award
The Selling of the Pentagon, CBS, a controversial television documentary, won the 1971 Emmy for outstanding achievement in news documentary programming. CBS World of Charlie Company and NBC White Paper Pollution is a Matter of Choice also received awards. CBS correspondent John Laurence earned an individual Emmy for his role.
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World of Charlie Company
NBC
John Laurence
Charlie Company
Spiro T. Agnew
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
CBS News
House
Public Broadcasting System
Leopold Stokowski
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Jim Pritchett
ABC
PBS
Burr Tillstrom
Kukula
Supreme Court Busing Debate Shapes Racial Justice Fight
In a sweeping critique, Buckley argues the recent Supreme Court decision may compel bused integration rather than merely permit it. He notes Kennedy opposed busing in 1965 and suggests the Court, like critics including Hughes, risks overstepping limits, provoking white and black backlash amid debates on law and order. He also highlights televised Emmy wins and media coverage tied to political dynamics.
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Supreme Court
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
New York City
Roy Ilkins
NAACP
Hughes
Lompoc Construction Totals Rise in April
City officials report April construction in Lompoc totaled 59,904 dollars, surpassing April 1970. The fiscal year output reaches 931,217 dollars and the calendar year 182,349 dollars, up from 773,223 and 179,919 dollars in 1970 respectively.
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Lompoc
Student reporter scoffs at Reagan tax claim in Sacramento
Rosemarie King a Sacramento State College student and radio intern reported that Governor Reagan paid no state income tax for 1970. She defended her undisclosed source while facing questions from Roy E. Buchanan of the Franchise Tax Board about the claim.
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Reagan
Sacramento
UPI
Rosemarie King
Ronald Reagan
Capitol
King
Senate Democratic Caucus
Sacramento State College
Senate
Democratic Caucus
Reagan tax episode sparks GOP sympathy forecast
California Republican leaders say the governor faces a sympathy backlash after an income tax dispute. Party officials defend Reagan as Democrats push attacks while a college group praises him for hardship. A Fresno student group invokes a tax rebel label as details remain disputed. Reuters style report notes the tax payments Reagan later acknowledged and his investment losses.
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Sacamento
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Budget may pass without welfare in Reagan plan
Democratic leaders in the California Assembly say the $6.7 billion state budget could pass without welfare and education funding. They propose separate financing via appropriation bills linked to tax increases, allowing welfare and education to continue at current levels without being in the main budget.
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UPS
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Bob Moretti
Ways and Means Committee
Willie Brown Jr
Judge to rule on move to free Leslie Bacon
UPI reporting from Seattle says U.S. District Judge George Boldt will decide early next week on a bid to free antiwar activist Leslie Bacon on grounds of illegal government electronic surveillance. Bacon faces a 100000 bail in a material witness case tied to Capitol bombing. About 1200 protesters gathered outside the federal courthouse, with 45 arrests, as they urged her release amid questions of wiretapping and detentions. In New York City, five of six supposed Weather Underground members were sentenced for a plot to bomb the establishment.
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Seattle
UPI
Leslie Bacon
U.S
George Boldt
American Civil Liberties Union
Miss Bacon
U.S. Capitol
New York
Leslie
Federal Courthouse
Estate planning and life insurance guidance by local agent
Bob Gaston of Connecticut Mutual Life introduces himself as the local representative in the Lompoc Valley. He invites residents to ask questions about saving for the future and creating an adequate estate for future responsibilities. Contact details in Lompoc are provided for consultations.
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Life Insurance
Bob Gaston
Connecticut Mutual Life's
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