Reagan tax ceiling plan backs GOP support
California Republicans endorsed Gov. Reagan's tax ceiling proposal as a means to limit state taxes. Delegates at the fall convention, with no debate, urged active support for the Nov. 6 ballot measure and backed other resolutions on the drinking age, missing in action in Vietnam, Nixon, and gun rights.
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Reinecke pushes GOP governor contenders to act
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke says Republican hopefuls for California governor must announce or quit the campaign. Controller Houstin I. Flournoy plans an Sept. 17 announcement. Attorney General Evelle J. Younger aims to run. Finch may decide by Jan. 1. Reagan repeats no third term run.
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Reagan Connally Star Attractions At California GOP Meet
At California's largest GOP convention, Ronald Reagan and John Connally drew big crowds as potential 1976 nominees. Reagan said it was too early to speculate and would decide not before 1974, while Connally planned a two month national speaking tour and admitted mixed feelings about a White House bid.
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California moves to charge for information calls
The California Public Utility Commission weighs letting Pacific Telephone charge at least one dime for each information call. The plan would raise new revenue for Pacific Telephone without raising current rates, a spokesman says. Nearby cities already implement similar charges.
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Actress' son still missing in Long Island search
Diana Merrill and Cliff Robertson led a private air search for 23 year old David Post Rumbough whose speedboat mishap Saturday near Gardiner's Bay left him missing. Police say friend Jonathan Keith was rescued while Rumbough remains unaccounted for as Coast Guard and wealthy seekers continue efforts.
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Cuba Breaks Diplomatic Ties with Israel Amid Nonaligned Summit
At the 12th Nonaligned Nations summit in Algiers, Cuba severed relations with Israel following a boycott resolution. The move, confirmed by a Cuban deputy foreign minister, marks the first Cuban-Israeli split and targets diplomatic, economic, military and cultural ties.
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California Legislature Near End Of 1973 Session
The final week of the 1973 California Legislature opens with the Senate expected to approve SB450 reinstating the death penalty with four crimes removed by Assembly amendments. Gov. Reagan is expected to sign. The Assembly already cleared final passage. Adjournment looms Friday as welfare funding and other bills await action. Conference talks aim to avert welfare grant reductions for about 500,000.
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