Reagan ordered probe finds no electoral law violations
Gov. Ronald Reagan's inquiry into alleged corrupt campaign practices by opponents of his tax limitation plan found no violations of elections laws by Assembly opposition. State officials said findings were inconclusive on whether a letter to financial leaders prompted improper action, with further investigations just starting.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Savings and Loan
Edward Barker
Reagan
Banking, Insurance, Savings and Loan and Corporations
Wadie P. Deddeh
D-Chula Vista
All youth horse show set at Vandenberg AFB arena
The Vandenberg Junior Saddle Club hosts its second annual all youth horse show on November 4 at the Vandenberg AFB Punch Bowl Arena judged by Neil Carter. Twenty events include showmanship trail western pleasure and junior jumper with two age groups 13 and under and 14-17. Prizes include a trophy and blue ribbon for first place and ribbons to sixth. Entry fee is 1 per class with a 0.50 penalty for post entries after November 2. For details contact John Mead or Marie Griffin.
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Vandenberg
Vandenberg Afb
Neil Carter
John Mead
Marie Griffin
Belly Dancing Course Offered by Lompoc YMCA
The Lompoc YMCA begins a six week belly dancing course tomorrow at 7 p.m. at 222 North I Street. Instructor Jeanne-Nell of Santa Barbara teaches a program aimed at exercising the body and developing flexibility. Call 736 YMCA for details and register at the center.
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Lompoc
YMCA
North I Street
Jeanne-Nell
Santa Barbara
New Orleans
Jeanne- Nell
Congress Reacts to Nixon Tapes Move Amid Impeachment Debate
Congress welcomed Nixon surrendering Watergate tapes but urged action on related issues. Leaders like McGovern and Goldwater praised the move while pushing for a new independent prosecutor. Rodino pledged an impeachment inquiry. Ford vice presidency hearings gain priority.
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Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
George S McGovern
Goldwater
R-Ariz
McGovern
Ds.d
Congress
Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Women equal to men in simulated space tests see astronaut by 1980
Dr. Hans Mark of NASA Ames reports 12 women Air Force nurses withstood weightlessness and G forces as well as men in tests used for Space Shuttle selection. He predicts women could fly before 1980 noting few female pilots but no inherent problems found yet.
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Mountain View
Calif
Mark
Air Force
U.S
Reagan seeks to reassure mayors on Prop 1 tax limit plan
Governor Reagan tells the League of California Cities convention that Prop 1 will not shift state budget costs to local taxpayers. He notes safeguards require state funding for new or expanded local programs and asks for league support despite earlier opposition. He criticizes ads opposing Prop 1 and urges residents to act now.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
League of California
League
Los Angeles
Reagan
Saal
Potomac
California to Hold 12 Prop 1 Hearings Across State
A series of 12 statewide Assembly hearings on Gov. Reagan's Prop 1 tax ceiling initiative runs from today to November 6. Democrats will critique environmental effects, schools, local government, employment, health, and transit while supporters call the sessions a misuse of taxpayers' money and a reign of terror. Bob Moretti leads the hearings and opposes the measure.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
San Diego
Red Bluff
Moretti
Nine Die In Fog Shrouded Turnpike Crashes In New Jersey
A chain of crashes on the New Jersey Turnpike in dense fog killed nine and injured 43 or more as rescue teams struggled to reach wreckage. Weather officials cited smoke from a nearby fire and near zero visibility. Authorities warned the toll could rise and noted a similar deadly crash occurred a week earlier.
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Kearny
N.J
UPI
New Jersey Turnpike
Hackensack Meadowlands
Greyhound
Arnold
IRS files new claims against C Arnholt Smith firms
The IRS asks $4.2 million against Westgate California Corp and $2.6 million against Smith's daughter after $22.8 million already claimed from Smith. The move follows the collapse of US National Bank and its sale for $89.5 million, heightening pressure on Smith's chairmanship at Westgate California.
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San Diego
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
C. Arnholt Smith
Westgate California Corp
IRS
Smith
U.S. National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
U.S
Nixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
Westgate
California
US. National Bank
Thespians Sponsor Movie Matinee For Conference Trip
Thespian Troupe 779 of Lompoc High School sponsors a 1 30 p.m. Nov 3 matinee at Gemini Cinema featuring Let the Good Times Roll and Godspell. Tickets 1 50 with 50 cents donated to send Lompoc thespians to the International Thespian Conference in Indiana in June.
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Lompoc Senior High School
Theater Arts
Gemini Cinema
Lompoc High School
Bill Haley & the Comets
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