Watson testimony ties Manson orders to seven Tate LaBianca killings
UPI reports Watson admits obeying Manson to kill at the Tate and LaBianca homes, stabbing Rosemary and Lena LaBianca and four at Sharon Tate's house. He says he fled after being ordered to kill two more and later drifted between Texas Mexico and Death Valley before returning to the cult. He claims drugs and manipulation shaped his actions and later expressed remorse, while prosecutors press for credibility.
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Reagan rules out new state spending on taxes
Governor Ronald Reagan declared he is unalterably opposed to any spending funded by a tax increase, ruling out more money this year for schools or civil servant pay raises. He urged support for a state income tax withholding plan to raise about 200 million dollars and noted the budget is already cut to the bone with no fat left to trim.
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Desegregation clashes flare at Wilmington and Austin schools
Racial fights erupted outside Sunset Park High in Wilmington as 12 youths were arrested, and police patrolled and arrested a dozen at McCallum High in Austin as classes began. One White picket Abram Morris was charged with disorderly conduct as courts limit protests near schools.
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Toy gun scare near Park Street police station shocks city
Moments after a funeral for Sgt. John V. Young, a driver aimed what appeared to be a revolver at the Park Street station, later ruled a cap pistol. Police pursued a lead from a car description before confirming no real weapon was involved.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff Listing
Public notice describes the Lompoc Record as a California daily newspaper published by Lompoc Publications with staff including Mrs. Kenneth L Adam as President and Harry J. Crompe as Editor. It lists board members, editors, managers, and circulation details, noting a monthly rate of 2.2 dollars and home delivery by mail in advance.
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Lompoc
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Gaylen Jackson
Interior drafts permit for two Santa Barbara oil platforms
The Interior Department draft final environmental statement recommends permitting Dos Cuadras and Carpinteria offshore fields in the Santa Barbara Channel despite EPA objections. It promises stricter safety measures and containment methods to curb spill risks to beaches, wildlife, and fisheries.
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UPI
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California
Interior Department
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Santa Barbara
Dos Cuadras
Carpinteria
San Francisco school chief plans Europe trip amid bus plan
San Francisco Superintendent Thomas A. Shaheen confirmed a European vacation two weeks after a city elementary schools integration goes into effect. City Supervisor Robert Gonzales intends to block the leave, arguing the district faces an educational crisis and the superintendent should remain in town. Shaheen spoke earlier to the Junior Chamber of Commerce, addressing critics at an impromptu news conference.
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UPI
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Shaheen
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Gonzales
Germany
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
California faces 350 million tax increase to balance budget
State Controller Houston Flournoy says at least 350 million dollars in tax hikes are needed to balance the 6.7 billion budget shortfall, with potential increases if revenues drop. He urges swift withholding of state income taxes and notes possible delays to school funding reform. The Supreme Court ruling cited discrimination in local property tax reliance.
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Sacramento
UPI
Houston
Flournoy
California
State Supreme Court
Nixon to Return From California with Labor Day Radio Address
President Nixon leaves California for Washington and plans a Labor Day radio address praising workers. He will speak in Dayton at the Air Force Museum dedication and in Chicago to 25,000 American Milk Producers Inc. members before heading to Camp David for the holiday weekend.
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