Reagan denies plan for 1972 presidential run
California governor Ronald Reagan dismissed a national column claiming he planned to challenge President Nixon in 1972. He called the report ridiculous and said he intends to serve a full four-year term if re elected, denying any intention to run for another office.
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Tom Braden
Robert F. Kennedy
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Oceanside Blade Tribune
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Edmund G. Brown
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Assembly trims state colleges construction funds in budget
The Ways and Means Committee reduced more than 3 million dollars from the state colleges construction allocation in Reagan’s budget. Additional cuts included 318,566 to UC 1970-71 construction and 664,441 from junior colleges capital outlay.
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UPI
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Ronald Reagan
University of California
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Lompoc Press Club hosts candidate meeting and mayor luncheon
Lompoc Valley Press Club stages a pre election session with sheriff and other candidates at 8 p.m. in club quarters with a question panel and member questions. A May 28 follow up session is planned. A public luncheon May 27 features Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty for governor, $2.50 at Lions Inn.
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Press Club
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Lions Inn
Harry Crompe
Proctor
Delay seen on status of college deferments
Washington reports that the class of college freshmen next fall may not know until the eve of the semester if they will receive the four year draft deferment. Congress may not grant Nixon’s request to end deferments this year, and battles over the issue could stretch into late summer or early September.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Iris Society meeting planned to honor Robert Young
An organizational meeting for the proposed Robert Young Iris Society scheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m. at 238 St Anne's Place Vandenberg Village will be chaired by Vaughn Proctor. The move honors iris hybridizer and AIS judge Robert Young. Others interested include Mrs Walter Holmdahl Scott Sinclair and Mrs Will Hall. A public meeting for Lompoc is planned in about a month. Call Proctor at RE 6 2313 or the Youngs at RE 3 1706.
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St. Anne’s
Vandenberg Village
Vaughn Proctor
Robert Young
American Iris Society
Walter Holmdahl
Scotty Sinclair
Will Hall
Lompoc
Proctor
Youngs
Nixon plan on leaded gasoline tax faces additive ban clash
President Nixon's proposed anti pollution tax on leaded gasoline sparks Senate debate over the administration promise to ban leaded gasoline additives. Senator William Proxmire argues the administration cannot please both sides if the tax improves the environment.
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Washington
API
Nixon
Congress
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Two Minneapolis Men Seek Marriage License
Two 28 year old Minneapolis men Jack Baker and Jim McConnell applied for a marriage license in Hennepin County. They paid $10 and expect to pick up the license Friday unless a legal impediment arises. The action tests Minnesota law and possible prohibitions on same sex marriage.
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UPI
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University of Minnesota
Jim McConnell
Kansas City
Hennepin County
Robert Anderson
Anderson
George Scott
Scott
Baker
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Fight
Free
McConnell
Norman
Oklo
Nixon agrees to release Douglas records
President Nixon will grant House investigators full access to government records on Justice William O. Douglas as part of the impeachment inquiry. The White House called it normal cooperation and said the administration is not involved in the investigation. Rep. Emanuel Celler said lawmakers will review IRS, Justice Department, SEC and other agency files. Douglas has offered personal and Supreme Court records. The probe centers on criticism that his recent book urged disrespect for the law.
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White House
L. Mendel Rivers
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House
Armed Services Committee
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Douglas
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Celler
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Agnew Strikes Again on Tennis Court
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew again shows athletic flair on the tennis court. He smashed a service directly on the head of his doubles partner Peace Corps Director Joseph H. Blatchford, who briefly left the court and returned wearing a motorcycle helmet.
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UPI
Spiro T
Agnew
Doug Sanders
Peace Corps
Joseph H. Blatchford
Blatchford
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