Reagan officials called to answer charges over welfare reform
Sacramento lawmakers summoned top Reagan administration figures to explain alleged failures to implement major welfare reform provisions. Social Welfare Director Robert Carleson denied delays, claiming two thirds of the compromise had already taken effect as critics urge fuller, faster action to address fraud, child care, and job training rules.
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Sacramento
UPI
Robert Carleson
Ronald Reagan
Beilenson
Moretti
Carleson
Sacramento Highlights Shifts in Administration and Budget
Governor Bailey named deputy director of the Department of Human Resources Development. Lawmakers debated property tax relief with no compromise in sight. Senate approved $5 million for a methadone program for heroin addicts. Finance Committee boosted weekly unemployment benefits from $65 to $75. Assembly requires districts to borrow for earthquake safety upgrades. AJR60 urges Congress to adopt antibusing constitutional amendment.
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Sacramento
United Press International
Lloyd A. Bailey
Department of Human Resources Development
Senate
Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
Coastline regulation bill faces CREA opposition
Dugal Gillies, CREA lobbyist, argued the measure would ban development along California’s 1050 mile shore by forcing regional planning commissions to issue permits by two thirds vote. He said this amounts to a moratorium. The Senate committee postponed action at the author’s request for at least a week.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Real Estate Association
Dugal Gillies
CREA
Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee
Alan Sieroty
Beverly Hills
California redistricting plan adds five House seats
Congress considers a reapportionment plan that would allocate five new U.S. House seats to California with two for Democrats and two for Republicans and one swing district. Senatorial and Assembly figures discuss shifting districts in Santa Clara County and other regions as party control battles unfold.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Dovish
Paul N. McCloskey
San Mateo
Nixon
Henry Waxman
Santa Clara County
Waxman
McCioskey
McCloskey
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ojas
Santa Barbara County
University of California At
Appeal Filed Over Amchitka Nuclear Test Ruling
Conservation groups prepared an appeal after U S district court Judge George L Hart Jr denied their bid to block an underground Amchitka Island test proposed by the Federal government. The planned device would be up to 250 times stronger than the Hiroshima bomb.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Alaska
Amchitka Island
Hiroshima
George L. Hart Jr
Wait til next year for California property tax relief
Gov Ronald Reagan and the legislature again delay property tax relief for California homeowners. After failed talks over permanent relief and a freeze scope the plan shifts to balancing the state budget with limited relief for seniors. Three mini-packages proposed to raise revenue and cut taxes with varying implications.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Lompoc Record Details Publication and Staff
A notice lists the Lompoc Record publishing details including officers, editors, department heads, and staff positions. It notes the newspaper is a second class mail publication in Lompoc California with a monthly subscription rate of $2.25 and daily publication excluding Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
New Lockheed Board Adds Fred M. Vinson Jr
Lockheed Aircraft Corp named Fred M. Vinson Jr to its board of directors. Vinson, a Washington attorney and son of the former U.S. chief justice, was also appointed as president of two subsidiaries.
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Sunnyvale
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Fred M. Vinson Jr
U.S
Washington
Facsimile Mail Service Opens Between Washington and NYC
The U S Postal Service launches a rapid fax like mail service between Washington and New York City. Any transmitted letter chart or blueprint arrives four hours after transmission. Rates: letter sized page five dollars including delivery. three dollars per extra page. Legal sized documents four dollars. each added page three dollars and twenty five cents.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Postal Service
New York City
EPA to rule on DDT ban by next March
The EPA will decide by next March whether to ban DDT entirely after public hearings end in December and final evidence is reviewed.
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EPA
Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Extra security ordered for queen during Parliament opening
Scotland Yard deployed about 3,000 officers in London for Queen Elizabeth II’s ceremonial state opening of Parliament. Airmen and paratroopers patrolled the route from Buckingham Palace to Parliament as two bombings in 24 hours spurred unprecedented protection. The queen rode with Prince Philip and Prince Charles. anonymous threats tied to the Angry Brigade surfaced with a history of past attacks.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Parliament
Palace
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
West Coast shippers, longshore union clash in federal court
In San Francisco the Pacific ports resumed normal operation as the Taft Hartley act looms. The PMA and ILWU face contempt charges after failing to negotiate the steady man dispute and ensuring workers return to duty amid nationwide port strikes and government action.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific
Oakland
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Gulf
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
International Long Shoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Justice Department
Senate panel faults U S military for corruption in Europe Asia clubs
A three year Senate investigations subcommittee report accuses the U S military of corruption and moral compromise at service clubs and post exchanges in Europe and Southeast Asia in the 1960s. It faulted Army enforcement and proposed consolidating clubs under a Pentagon office and creating an inspector general.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
U.S
Europe
Southeast Asia
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Armed Services
Army
Treasury
South Vietnam
Carling Beer
Jim Beam
L&m Cigarettes
Club
Justice Department
Earl F. Cole
Pentagon
Defense Department
General Accounting Office
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Fenton
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Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
Joe A. Gonsalves
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
William T. Bagley
R-San Rafael
Walter W. Stiern
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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Ray McCuen
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Scott Ostler
Wilma Jack
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Press Institute
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Lockheed Board
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Tecpan de Galeana
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Soviet Union
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Termez
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Guy Fawkes
Victoria Tower
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William T. Sweigert
ILWU
Hh” Street
Robert
Sean Connery
the Anderson Tapes
Yul Brynner
Adios Sabata
Highway 1
Aerm Eel
Michael Winner
United Artists
Zanuck
Richard D. Zanuck
20Th Century Fox Film Corp
Darryl Zanuck
Linda Harrison
Fox
David W. Brown
Dennis C. Stanfill
William T. Gossett
Lompod Theatre
Omega Man
Evel Kneivel
Angel Unchained
Valley Drive-In
Evel Knievel
Demstier
Demster
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Lompoc Shopping Center
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