Reagan accused of political extortion to gain support
In Sacramento Democratic leader charges Governor Reagan with political extortion to push his tax cut and school finance package. He warns a statewide initiative could backfire if the legislature fails to act by January 30. Moretti criticizes the proposal as failing to close tax loopholes while Dymally weighs a counter initiative.
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McGovern in Trouble in Los Angeles Neighborhoods
The Los Angeles Times reports a deep disenchantment with George McGovern among many Democrats in LA areas. A survey of 956 voters shows McGovern at 3-2 vs Nixon in varied white, Jewish, Black, and Mexican American districts, with many undecided or opting not to vote.
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Catholic Social Service supports families through counseling and aid
The Catholic Social Service, staffed by a bilingual social worker, serves families and individuals regardless of faith or income. It offers professional counseling, material aid, referrals, and a thrift store with low cost clothing and furniture. In early 1972 it aided 57 families and 222 people and received $4,000 from the United Fund.
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United Way health nurses offer special food program for mothers and young children
The United Way health nurses and Catholic Social Service run a volunteer operated food plan aiding pregnant and nursing mothers and families with children five or younger. Distribution is at 607 West Main Street Santa Maria on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1 00 to 2 30 pm with emergency aid available. Call Don Wick RE6 8725 Mondays 10 pm to 5 pm for details. Local Catholic Social Service board members include Frank Brehony Mrs Andrew Masciak and Michael Siminski.
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Prisoners End 22 Hour DC Jail Stand Eleven Freed
Angry inmates at the DC Jail released eleven hostages after a 22 hour rebellion. Corrections director Kenneth L. Hardy collapsed from a heart attack while negotiating release. Rep Shirley Chisholm helped calm tensions as inmates accused of harming juveniles in a 1970 reform law spoke at a court hearing.
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Doctors deny Kennedy charges over infant experiments
UPI reports physicians defend 1958 Los Angeles County USC Medical Center study in which 39 newborns died. Dr. Joan Hodgman and Dr. Paul Wehrle say chloramphenicol helped reduce infant deaths and that rules then differed. Kennedy pledges Senate hearings on human experimentation abuses and cites multiple cases including syphilis studies on Black patients.
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Hearing on Nixon campaign espionage proceeds despite witness refusals
House Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman says a hearing will proceed on alleged political espionage by the Nixon campaign, despite four officials declining to testify. White House aides are not expected to attend as a quorum question looms, with Republican Widnall indicating a boycott over scheduling rules.
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Mills sues Pan Am for 1.25 million over identity release
William H Mills who killed a skyjacker sues Pan American World Airways in Orange County Superior Court seeking 1.25 million. He says the airline publicly identified him, allowing the dead man’s relatives to pursue revenge and threaten his wife Josephine. Mills, 24, from Orange, had a 357 Magnum permit and was a reserve police officer in Richmond.
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Godfathers envy Brando at Palermo film opening
In Palermo Sicily the godfathers eyed Marlon Brando with envy after the opening of The Godfather. The Sicilian audience, including Roberto Ciano editor of Giornale di Sicilia, noted Brando's appeal to real Mafia leaders while the Sicilian version carried sharper language and louder theater reactions.
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