Republicans vow to retry action on Reagan budget in Assembly
In Sacramento Republicans pledged another attempt to pass Gov Reagan's 6.2 billion budget as Assembly Democrats hold firm for tax reform and education funding. The bill stalled 37-5 with 54 needed. Porter joined 36 Republicans in support while 33 Democrats did not vote.
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Inevitable eruptions eyed for Cascade volcanoes
UPI reports that officials warn future eruptions from dormant Cascade peaks Mount Baker Mount Rainier Mount St Helens and Mount Shasta are likely. Dwight Crandell of the U S Geological Survey notes mud flows threaten communities and reservoirs as scientists discuss Western U S geological hazards.
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Lawyer Seeks New Trial For Sirhan Sirhan
Attorney Grant Chooper prepared a petition to the California Court of Appeals asking a new trial for Sirhan B. Sirhan. The defense chief said the filing would occur today or Thursday. Sirhan, 25, was sentenced to death May 21 for Kennedy assassination and remains on death row at San Quentin. Cooper seeks overturn on two grounds.
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Actor Jeffrey Hunter Dies After Fall At Home
Van Nuys California report says actor Jeffrey Hunter 42 known for King of Kings died from injuries after apparently falling down stairs at his home Monday night He was found unconscious by his third wife Emily and died at 9 30 am after brain surgery Police said she was sedated and unavailable for questioning and no immediate cause for the fall was given
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Obituaries and funeral notices for local residents
Wallace P. Dyer dies at home on Sween ey Road and services are pending at McPeek Family Mortuary. Clifford W. Bradbury, 79, longtime Carpinteria Valley supervisor and water figure, dies after a stroke. services set Thursday at All Saints by the Sea in Montecito. Bradbury helped with the Cachuma and Feather River projects and attended Oroville Dam dedication. He leaves wife Katherine, daughter Mrs. John K. Miles, and brother Guy.
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Congress Migrates to Paris For Air Show Delegation
Washington lawmakers plan a week in Paris to attend an international air show with per diem of up to 50 dollars. The group departs from Andrews AFB on a military Boeing 707 led by committees Science and Astronomy Armed Services and Commerce. Details on attendees and roster remain unavailable as explanations cite Com press.
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Yorty Wins Third Term Amid Backlash From Rebellion
In Los Angeles the re election of Sam Yorty over Thomas Bradley reflects a conservative backlash to campus and urban unrest. Bradley, a lawyer and former police lieutenant, ran on anti corruption lines but faced charges of militant influence and failed to overcome Yorty’s broader appeal amid post Watts era tensions.
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Poher Slipping in France Poll as Duclos Gains
A France-Soir poll shows Alain Poher dropping to 27 percent in the May campaign, with Georges Pompidou at 27 percent and Jacques Duclos rising to 16 percent, reducing Poher’s lead in the presidential runoff.
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Reagan warns Berkeley dissidents threaten force and guard stay
Gov. Ronald Reagan warned that whatever force is necessary will be used to keep Berkeley dissidents in check as National Guard troops remain through Friday. Aimed at a planned 50,000 strong march on People's Park, the officials held a meeting with Reagan's aides to urge the guard's continued presence amid campus unrest and earlier fence clashes.
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