Nixon Faces Tax Bill Dilemma Over Public Campaign Finance
Senate Democrats push a tax checkoff plan to fund presidential campaigns, yielding 20.4 million for each major party if adopted. Nixon weighs veto versus signing amid opposition from Republicans and party leaders, with confounding political brinkmanship and a conference committee to reconcile House and Senate versions.
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Bay Area Catholic high schools face settlement talks in nine day strike
A federal mediator said a possible settlement exists in the nine day lay teacher strike across seven San Francisco Bay area Catholic high schools. Key issue is a pay raise for 1971 72, with negotiations noting a potential tuition rise. In New York City and Long Island, similar action impacts hundreds of teachers and schools.
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State tests slammed as useless by schools chief
Sacramento reports quote Wilson Riles calling elementary and high school reading tests useless for guiding improvement. He urged reallocating funds to other education areas after Monday conference with county superintendents.
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Reagan vows to pay state tax even if he has to invent it
Sacramento UPI Reagan says he will inform his lawyer he may owe a tax and plans to contribute to the state even if he is not due. He notes after past criticism he will “invent something” to justify a payment despite earlier reports of owing no tax on 1970 income. McDonnell Douglas lays off 1,465 in Canada strike seeking higher wages.
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Stanford Medical Center reports 37th heart transplant performed
Stanford University Medical Center announced its 37th heart transplant was completed. The recipient is a 49 year old California man in satisfactory condition after the operation Saturday night. He remains unnamed under the center's policy. Sixteen transplant patients from Stanford are alive.
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Lompoc Record Personnel and Publication Details
The notice lists officers editors and staff of The Lompoc Record including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam Editor Harry J Crompe Vice President Lawrence C Grossman and others. It notes publication as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065 with daily except Sundays and Christmas Day distribution and a monthly subscription rate of 2.25.
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Mass shooting at Baltimore plant leaves five dead
Raymond D. Ferrell-El, 30, shot five co workers and wounded a sixth at PPG Industries paint brush plant in southwest Baltimore. He arrived late in camouflage fatigues with rifles and a knapsack then was wounded. police and plant officials note an unblemished record and unclear military history.
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Mariner distraction delays Mars image capture
Mariner scientists traced a 48 minute misdirection to a bright object overpowering Canopus as Mariner circled Mars. Dust storms hindered photos with slow improvement and no new clarity. speculation over sources included Mars moons or dust specks, while Soviet arrivals were deemed unlikely.
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Reagan scolds lawmakers as California Legislature hits 324th day
Governor Reagan criticizes the long session and high costs as Democrats defend delays. Assembly Republicans back limiting session length and two year bill lifespans while Democrats blame governor and GOP tactics for the stalemate.
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Reagan signs auto repair bill in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed consumer legislation aimed at stopping auto repair fraud. The bill licenses about 40 000 dealers, creates a Bureau of Automotive Repairs, and allows licenses to be revoked and fines up to 1000 dollars with up to six months jail for violators.
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Senate approves tax cutting bill
The Senate passed a tax cut package by 64 to 30 after a 14 hour session. Republicans split, opposing a Democratic rider for campaign funding, while Democrats shift savings to individuals. The plan aims to spur growth, modernize business, and create jobs, with personal exemptions rising and payroll taxes increasing for higher earners.
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California Legislature Session Sparks Tax and Policy Debates
Governor criticizes the long session as wasteful and vows to pay state income tax next year. Agnew defends remarks amid cross party disputes. Bills advance on auto dealer licensing, firefighter pay, textbook billing, Angela Davis trial costs, and banning torture toys.
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