Space shuttle review details internal politics and key figures
The account recounts a 1973 Washington trip by Reinecke Gillenwaters and Cook's Space Shuttle Task Force, noting lobbying and campaign aims overshadowed shuttle work. It cites Cook's firing, relocation of task force operations, and claims California sought a first base site to benefit long term interests.
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Reinecke
Washington
Gillenwaters
California
NASA
Space Shuttle
James Cook
Los Angeles
Cook
Sacramento
ITT
Dita Davis Beard
John Mitchell
Sheraton Hotel
San Diego
Republican National Committee
Mitchell
Copley News Service
Benjamin Shore
Task Force
Union America
Nation's Weather Brings Warmth With Scattered Storms
UPI reports balmy spring weather across most of the nation with showers and thunderstorms in parts. Thunderheads rolled over the Ozarks and Tennessee Valley delivering locally heavy rain while southern Florida and southeast Texas saw scattered storms.
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United Press International
Ozarks
Tennessee Valley
Florida
Texas
Wallace write in drive targets California primary
Wallace supporters mount a write in campaign as California’s decisive presidential primary nears. Wallace backers say a write in effort will appear in California while Humphrey aides warn the assassination attempt casts a security pall on campaigning across the state.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
George Wallace
Alabama
William K. Shearer
la Mesa
Wallace
Hubert H Humphrey
Maryland
Humphrey
Joseph Correll
Los Angeles
George Ss. McGovern
West Coast
McGovern
Oregon
Shearer
Youth power bends Senate on anti tuition provision
In Sacramento the California Senate amended Gov. Reagan’s budget with a UC tuition anti policy. A coalition of 17 Democrats and five Republicans backed the change after a floor fight claiming blackmailing the UC Regents. The option would reimburse taxpayers $25.6 million if tuition is abolished while delaying further action on a $7.76 billion spending plan for the new fiscal year.
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Sacramento
UPS
California Senate
Ronald Reagan
University of California Regents
Regents
Capitol Overcrowding Prompts Study for New California Capitol
A Sacramento consulting firm told the Joint Committee on Legislative Building Space Needs that the 102-year-old Capitol is badly overcrowded and cannot be expanded. Space needs in 30 years could reach about 685 thousand square feet, roughly double the present. Financing options include public employee retirement system loans, with no site finalized though a location a few blocks east is considered.
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Sacramento
UPI
Joint Committee On Legislative
Harry J. Devine Inc
Devine
Capitol
Randolph Collier
Dyreka
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