UC President Hitch Says Governor Paid Too Little
UC President Charles Hitch defends his $53,000 salary by arguing California state salaries are too low, noting Reagan earns about $49,100. Finance Director Verne Orr accuses UC of extravagance and questions future ouster rumors while a regent defends Hitch as essential to the state’s key asset.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California
Charles J. Hitch
Ronald Reagan
Verne Orr
Hitch
Reagan
Orr
California
New York
Riverside
UC Riverside
Edward J. Carter
Carter
Community events and fundraisers fill Lompoc weekend
Several local groups announce activities from a dime-a-dip dinner at the American Legion Post 211 to a Christmas Fair at the Grange Hall and music concerts at the Civic Auditorium. Other happenings include a Hoe-Down at the Masonic Temple, a Saddle Club benefit Gymkhana, bake sales, an American Cancer Society fashion show, Art Alley, film benefits, and a Youth Theater production at Cabrillo High. Proceeds support various charities and community programs. contact numbers RE 6-3069 RE 6-9349 or RE 4-3529 provide details.
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Flower Valley Court
Order of the Amaranth No. 142
Masonic Temple
East Fir Ave
Senior Citizens
Nuts ’ Bolts
American Cancer Society
Lompoc
Lompoc-Vandenberg Branch
American Association of University Women
Cabrillo High School
Wyatt Haupt
Cabrillo High Little Theater
AAUW
Bill advances to soften impact study decision in California
A Senate Governmental Organization Committee cleared Assemblyman Knox measure 9-1 to delay environmental impact reporting on private projects for 120 days. The bill attracts support from contractors, banks and lenders while drawing opposition from Sierra Club and Friends of the Earth. Public works may be exempted from grandfather clause. date of effect to be Sept 21 or Nov 6.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Supreme Court
Governmental
John T. Knox
Richmond
Sierra Club
Planning and Conservation League
Friends of the Earth
Knox
Friends of Mammoth
Reporter jailed four hours over Manson case gag rule
UPI reports William Farr, 37, spent four hours in jail for contempt after refusing to identify sources about plans for celebrity murders tied to the Manson Family. Judge Charles H. Older held him until he purges contempt. an appeal sought habeas relief as Farr fights the gag rule.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William Farr
Charles Manson
Farr
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Older
Sheriff's Deputies
District Court of Appeal
California Officials Clash Over Rising Social Security Costs
State Health and Welfare Secretary Earl Brian says a new federal bill may cost California about 147 million dollars yearly, far below Reagan’s estimate of 300 million. Brian urged Washington changes as Reagan called the measure an urgent mission. The bill broadens Medicare and guarantees a minimum income for three million elderly disabled and blind adults on welfare.
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Sacramento
UPI
Earl Brian
California
Ronald Reagan
Brian
Washington
Nixon
Tuna War Renewal Prompts U.S. Latin Sit Down
Ecuadorian Navy seized 10 U.S. tuna boats claiming 200 mile waters while the United States upholds 12 mile limits. Eight boats freed. owners paid 550000 in fees. Nixon signed a law enabling reimbursement of fines with equal aid deductions for seizing nations.
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San Diego
UPI
United States
Pacific Ocean
Ecuador
Space shuttle mockup built at Downey for $5 billion project
North American Rockwell has built a wooden shuttle mockup as part of a plan for an economical reusable space transportation system costing about 5 billion dollars. The project targets first orbital tests in 1978 at Edwards Air Force Base with two vehicles and six flights planned through 1978. Bob Thompson of NASA presented the estimate. North American Rockwell's Buz Hello said the program remains on schedule after 90 days of work.
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Downey
UPS
Rockwell
Edwards Air Force Base
Mojave Desert
Los Angeles
United States
North American Rockwell
Bob Thompson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thompson
Bastian
Buz
Hello
Reilly tied to violent care homes in Scranton inquiry
Witnesses at a special legislative hearing described John J. Reilly as a violent man who kicked patients and misled state inspectors at two former homes for mentally retarded children. The Hawley facility was licensed as an interim care home and shut down after 1963 deaths. investigators question political protections and state payments of 12500 dollars monthly in 1963.
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Scranton
UPI
Harold Opinsky
John J. Reilly
Hawley
Reilly
Opinsky
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Edward Bruton
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