Reagan defends Mills appointment amid Reinecke clash
Gov. Reagan staunchly backs Los Angeles Councilman Billy Mills, a liberal Democrat, to head the California Council on Criminal Justice. Lt. Gov. Reinecke blasted the move after a staff press release caused public friction, while Sen. Mervyn Dymally praised the choice as a capable, nonpartisan appointment.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Ed Reinecke
Billy Mills
California Council On Criminal Justice
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Reagan
Mills
Nixon
Mervyn Dymally
Senate
Dymally
Rogers Hosts Chinese Foreign Minister in Landmark U N Dinner
Secretary of State William P. Rogers hosted Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan hua for a lobster and chicken dinner at his 19th floor U N apartment. The event marked the first high level PRC guest hosted by a U S leader in this country. They discussed expanding trade and better relations. Bush called the meeting a sign of progress. Attendees included Bush Huang Hua Alfred L Jenkins and Shen Jo yun.
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UPI
William P. Rogers
Chiao Kuan-hua
U.N
George Bush
Rogers
Peoples Republic of China
U.S
Bush
Huang Hua
Alfred L. Jenkins
State Department
Shen Jo-yun
Canton
United States
Four year old Raymond Luce abducted in Oakland remains silent
Raymond Luce, four, who vanished from in front of his home Monday, lay in Children's Hospital after 51 hours missing. Detectives reported he would not speak to parents about the abduction. A park ranger found him in the Oakland Hills. he suffers bruises and dehydration but is described as in good condition and progressing. Police seek a man in his early 30s wearing an orange shirt driving a brown car.
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UPI
Raymond Luce
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Children’s Hospital
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Mormons sustain youngest president at Salt Lake Tabernacle
In Salt Lake City the Mormon Church sustains 73 year old Hrold B. Lee as its youngest president in four decades. Lee, named prophet seer and revelator after Joseph Fielding Smith's death, heads the three million member church per Ruling Council tradition. The sustaining vote proceeds through solemn assembly with priesthood representatives approving the choice.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
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Tabernacle
Hrold B. Lee
Lee
Joseph Fielding Smith
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Brigham Young
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Beer Barrel Bomb Explodes At Belfast Pub Killing One
A 50 pound bomb hidden in a beer barrel exploded at a Belfast pub on Bruce Street killing one person and injuring 30, with five in serious condition. Rescue workers pulled bleeding patrons from the wreckage as the scene lay in a mixed area near Sandy Row. Police and army reports also note UDA brick attacks on soldiers and a separate Portadown hand grenade death in a Catholic home.
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UPI
Army
Bruce Street
Sandy Row
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Portadown
Patrick Connelly
Connelly
Weather Watch Signals Storm Off North Carolina
Inclement weather spread across the eastern half of the nation as cool air advanced from the Midwest and rain approached the Southwest. A storm formed about 100 miles off the North Carolina coast and was expected to intensify and drift north by north east over the next day and a half. Gale warnings were posted from Cape Hatteras to Cape May and small craft advisories extended to Cape Cod.
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House Rejects Nixon Transiit Funds for Urban Transit
The House, split along urban rural lines, voted 200 to 168 to reject using highway trust fund money to back urban rapid transit projects. The defeat blocks a plan backed by Transportation Secretary Volpe and GOP Rep. Anderson. A separate highway bill passed 263 to 30, with mass transit provisions in flux for conference.
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UPI
Nixon
Transportation
John A. Volpe
House
House- Senate
Meat union chief asks Meany to back McGovern
Patrick Gorman of the Meat Cutters urges AFL-CIO president George Meany to end neutrality and support George S. McGovern. He accuses Meany of gagging critics while attacking Democratic candidates and calls for reconvening the federation’s executive council.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Butchers Union
George Meany
Afl-Cio
George S. McGovern
Patrick Gorman
Meat Cutters
Meany
Federation
Executive Council
Gorman
McGovern
Democratic Party
Yorty and Davis back detectives in killing case
Mayor Sam Yorty and Police Chief Edward M. Davis defended detectives James P. Hurley and Daniel R. Tregarthen after a grand jury charged them with manslaughter and assault by an officer. The pair admit shooting Phillip E. Johns thinking him to be robbery suspect Carl Spotville. Johns, naked and unarmed, was killed in his bed. Spotville later surrendered, stating he was never in the apartment. Davis said they remain on duty and will seek city attorney defense.
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UPI
Sam Yorty
Edward M. Davis
James P. Hurley
Daniel R. Tregarthen
Phillip E. Johns
Johns
Carl Spotville
Spotville
Hurley
Tregarthen
Davis
Grand Jury
Board of Police Commissioners
Supreme Court Upholds welfare double check system
California Supreme Court refused to review a lower court ruling backing the state welfare earnings check. The program compares recipient reported income with unemployment records. a significant discrepancy can trigger reduced benefits or prosecution for fraud. Governor Reagan praised the decision as a welfare reform victory.
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UPI
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3Rd District Court of Appeal
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Golden Gate Welfare Rights Organization
San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Robert B. Carleson
Superior Court
B. Abbott Goldberg
Goldberg
Golden Gate
Ralph Abascal
Welfare Rights Group
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