Reagan cites welfare costs as California budget drag
Governor Ronald Reagan told the National Association of Certified Public Accountants that federal welfare rules and court decisions push up California welfare and medical costs from 125 million to 170 million monthly. He projected 2.6 billion for this year and noted 9.1 percent of residents receive aid, up from 7.3. He said federal leadership aims for requiring work or training, and praised state efforts to cut costs, including typewriter ribbons and paper clips, while stressing a hopeful horizon.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
National Association of Certified Public Accountants
Reagan
Nixon
Engagement claimed to Christian Barnard
Honey blond 19 year old Barbara Zoellner says she will marry Dr. Christiaan Barnard within a year. She dismisses age difference concerns and shows a diamond ring. Barnard declined to comment when questioned in San Francisco.
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Christian Barnard
Johannesburg
UPI
Barbara Zoellner
Christiaan Barnard
Zoellner
Barnard
Deidre
San Francisco
Nude yearbook photo flap at Rice delays Campanile release
Rice University faces a five month overdue Campanile edition after editors and publisher agree to reprint with nude photos. Marilyn Penelope Johnson and Dennis Rex Bahler posed for nude images, with Bahler's inset altered to a three quarter nude view. A substitute page will be inserted across all 2,200 yearbooks.
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Bahler
Miss Johnson
Campanile
Conrad I. Boeck
Hennington
Intercept doubles marijuana and drug prices in crackdown
Operation Intercept raises illegal drug costs and spurs smugglers to push profits. Officials report $58,000 in dangerous drugs and 24 pounds of marijuana seized over two days, amid border enforcement pauses and cross border talks with Mexico to ease disruptions.
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United Press International
Intercept
U.S
Los Angeles
Tijuana
Gumersindo Hernandez Ochoa
Fernando Mascareno
Hidalgo
Tex
Washington
Nicolas Saad
Aga Khan Engaged to British Divorcee Lady Sarah Crichton-Stuart
Paris reports the Aga Khan announced his engagement to Lady Sarah Crichton-Stuart a 29 year old former fashion model and noted beauty. The spiritual leader of 20 million Ismaili Muslims plans an imminent marriage following a quiet celebratory dinner with friends.
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James Keltz
Paris
UPI
Aga Khan
Sarah Crichton-Stuart
Navy to Turn Over 80 River Boats to South Vietnam
The U S Navy will hand over 80 river patrol boats valued at 7.3 million dollars to the South Vietnamese as part of the Vietnamization program. The transfer, Friday, brings total vessels given to Saigon to 229, with most remaining U S boats to be turned over by next summer. Meanwhile 150 U S personnel left Vietnam for home, part of a plan to withdraw 35,000 more troops by December 15.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPS
U.S. Navy
U.S
South Vietnam
Navy
Vietnam
U.S. Command
Army
New York City
da Nang
Nixon
Mother of Sirhan seeks UN audience
Mary Sirhan, mother of condemned assassin Sirhan B. Sirhan, announced a news conference to seek a United Nations audience for peace efforts. She said she must go for the peace of the whole world, despite her attorneys’ opposition.
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Sirhan
Pasadena
UPI
Mary Sirhan
Sirhan B. Sirhan
United Nations
Luke McKissack
McKissack
Lompoc Building Permits Hit 87 035 in September
Lompoc Planning Building Department reports September permits totaling 87 035. Year to date construction valuation stands at 899 731 50, down from 1 190 306 50 a year earlier. Last month issued permits include three commercial dwelling units valued 62 174, seven residential alterations 9 849, two commercial alterations 5 350, and eight signs 9 662.
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Lompoc
Planning
Pittman Named Chief of Federal Electric Corp
Robert C. Pittman was elected president of Federal Electric Corporation and assistant group general manager of ITT Government and Commercial Services. A University of Florida graduate and former WWII Air Force major, Pittman has led FEC since 1961 and earned numerous NASA and Air Force honors for work on DEW Line, Cape Kennedy projects, and the European Mediterranean TACSC system.
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Robert C. Pittman
Federal Electric Corporation
FEC
Robert E. Chasen
ITT
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Pittman
Defense Communications Agency
NASA
Kennedy Space Center
Marshall Space Flight Center
Manned Spacecraft
Air Force
Cape Kennedy
Grand Turk
Spain
Italy
Greece
Turkey
ITT Technical Services, Inc
U.S. Air Force
Palmdale
University of Florida
Burroughs Corporation
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Philco Corporation
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Dsacramento
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Z 'Berg
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Motorola
Sun
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Mekong
Downham
England
St. Barnabas Church
Sutton
David Hill
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PhD ii Soim
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Alamo Cleaners
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