California urges temporary mini tax bill to avert crisis
State Controller Houston Flournoy called on Gov. Reagan and the legislature to pass a temporary mini tax bill to cover a 330 million dollar deficit and avoid a fiscal crisis. Senator George Moscone accused Reagan of driving a wedge with Moretti as tax reform talks stalled.
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House panel approves desegregation bill over busing ban
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a $1.5 billion desegregation bill on a 24-3 vote, rejecting Nixon’s antibusing stance though an amendment is expected. In Gardena, federal agents raided Ramona Banuelos’ packing plant, arresting 36 illegal aliens as 35 workers fled. Banuelos claimed ignorance of illegal hires and suggested Democrats seek to derail her nomination.
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Cemetery labor pact ends four month strike in San Francisco
Cemetery workers Local 265 voted 141 to 9 to approve a three year contract retroactive to March 1 raising pay from 34.20 to 39 a day with a future rise to 45.40 from February 1, 1974. Grave digging resumes in six weeks to clear 1,800 unburied bodies.
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Massachusetts Death Row isolation ruled unconstitutional
A federal judge's ruling dismantles Death Row at Walpole State Prison by bars removal from solitary confinement for condemned inmates awaiting execution. The decision upholds a magistrate finding that prisoners cannot be held in solitary for more than ten days before scheduled executions. Governor Sargent granted a temporary respite for all condemned inmates pending Supreme Court action.
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Governor signals resumption of tax talks amid ideological gap
In Sacramento the governor voiced willingness to renegotiate taxes with Democrats but warned fundamental philosophical differences remain. He accused Assembly Democrats of petty politics over his environmental superagency bill and noted a veto on a venereal disease education parental consent requirement.
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Senate warning over Cannikin blast on Amchitka Island
Senator Mike Gravel says a U.S. Court of Appeals order to reconsider halting Cannikin, the underground Alaska test, could release secret government studies urging cancellation due to environmental harm. Seven conservation groups argued AEC violated NEPA with the $190 million project.
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Weather spread from Atlantic states to Florida today
Showers and scattered thunderstorms moved from the Central Atlantic states to far western Florida early today while skies remained clear west of the Mississippi. Washington D C near 2 inches of rain and Newport News Virginia over 2 inches in six hours. Light rain touched coastal Texas and Louisiana with a few showers in the Great Lakes region. Temperatures ranged from 83 at Key West Florida to 34 at Laramie Wyoming.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff
This notice lists the Lompoc Record’s legal filing under Superior Court Decree No 47065 with Post Office class details. It names the publisher Lompoc Record Publications and key staff including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam Editor Harry J Crompe and others, plus a monthly subscription rate of 2.25 and publication schedule.
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California Senate reapportion plan stirs term politics
Democrats unveiled a surprise reapportionment plan shifting Fred Marler from rural Redding to East Los Angeles in a bid to boost Mexican American registration. Critics call it a gerrymander while supporters say it advances proportional representation as the legislature works to redraw districts after the 1970 census.
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