Senate to Tangle Over War Policy Financing
In Washington the Senate opened debate on funding for U S military actions in Indochina as Sens Church and Case reintroduce legislation to require prior congressional approval for any such action. The Senate Appropriations Committee planned to act on a House passed amendment barring use of supplemental funds for bombing Cambodia.
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Skylab schedule outlines first day launch and orbit milestones
The schedule lists Skylab events at Cape Kennedy including launch times, orbital height, solar telescope deployment and panel extension. Subsequent notes cover airlock pressurization, fueling, and crew launch aboard a modified Apollo, plus unrelated Senate debates on Indochina funding and a Church Case measure restricting military involvement.
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Floods Worsen Across New Mexico and Nebraska
Nationwide weather report notes New Mexico guards placing sandbags along the Rio De Fernando at Taos after three bridges washed out. Residents near Santa Cruz Lake north of Santa Fe face evacuation warnings as spring runoff drives floods in northern New Mexico. Nebraska reports a Platte River flood crest with dikes reinforced and a Maxwell to I 80 highway closure. Unseasonably cool, with freeze warnings in western Nebraska, South Dakota and parts of Michigan, and lingering thundershowers in parts of Illinois Wisconsin and Lake Erie.
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Delay sought in newsmen legislation in California
Sacramento UPI report says Assembly Judiciary Committee chair Charles Warren favors delaying a vote on shield law for newsmen until 1974. He plans in depth hearings next fall and cautions against rushing while U.S. Senate probes continue. Cranston Irvin diverge on bill support.
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Letters on press, subscriptions, and editorial views in local newspaper
A reader defends the Lompoc Record's editorials and cartoons while urging Mrs. Batchelor to keep her subscription. The letter contrasts free press responsibility with censorship, cites Watergate and Nixon, and expresses loyalty to Ken Adam and local issues.
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Ehrlichman may lose honor at Santa Monica High
Santa Monica High School considers removing John Ehrlichman from its Hall of Fame, with the student body council urging the Hall of Fame Committee to review his status. Ehrlichman, a 1942 graduate and former White House aide, is among 15 names enshrined in the Hall. The committee will meet between now and the end of the school year to decide the action.
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POWs Attend Skylab Launch Front Row in Cocoa Beach
In Cocoa Beach Florida POWs once barred from Apollo flights gain front row seats for the first manned space station launch. 600 former POWs were invited with only 34 attending as townspeople offered lodgings boats and even babysitting help. 500000 expected crowds and 1000 reporters covered the event contrasting with far fewer credentials than lunar missions.
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Legislature to Act on Reagan Budget Amid Reapportionment Talks
Sacramento UPI The Assembly Ways and Means Committee will hold a daylong session to act on Gov Ronald Reagan's 9.26 billion budget and resume reapportionment negotiations. The plan calls for civil service raises about 13 percent with 17 percent for colleges and 11.6 percent for the UC system. Republican and Democratic leaders clash over final reapportionment details.
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