Tax reform talks open behind closed doors in California
Sacramento reports closed-door negotiations on tax reform as Gov Reagan seeks to clear the withholding tax legislation by Jan 1 1972. Democrats demand reform with loophole closures. Beilenson bills curb billboards on scenic highways while Zberg advances CalVet bonds and a Conservation Bill of Rights.
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Miss America Laura Schaefer discusses values and politics
Laura Lea Schaefer Miss America 1972 from Ohio spoke at a press conference about premarital sex abortion campus dress code and political views. She described herself as conservative and noted peer pressure and drug offers she refused while pursuing a campus conservative group.
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Teachers to Defy Court Order in Jefferson City Strike
Jefferson City Classroom Teachers Association calls pickets on opening day defying a court injunction. About 10,000 students affected as Anita Jackson reports 250 voting for continued strike with 15 abstentions. CTA spokesman Jim Cannon says teachers will picket as 18 elementary and 3 junior high schools open for fall term.
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YMCA plans Indian tribe program drive for youths
YMCA officials launch a week long recruitment for an Indian tribe program inviting kindergarten to third graders and their parents. Events run at Fillmore School Vandenberg AFB Buena Vista School Los Berros School Hapgood School with tribes named Wa She Nu Pennaska and Hape Paka Federation.
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Riles blasts San Francisco on integration plan and busing
California Superintendent Wilson C. Riles criticizes San Francisco officials for surrendering integration responsibility to courts. He argues the courts cannot replace local leadership and warns that prolonged court mandates undermine public confidence and provoke political backlash.
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Bay Area Busing Starts Today Amid Integration Plan
San Francisco begins a court ordered school integration with 130 private buses serving 47 000 elementary pupils in seven busing zones. NAACP suit led to Weigel order. many parents urged to boycott while police guard potential trouble spots.
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Reagan says Agnew will again be Nixon running mate in 1972
Gov. Ronald Reagan believes Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will be a strong asset for Nixon and the Republican Party in the 1972 election. He says Agnew would help the ticket in California and doubts John Connally could join the ticket unless he changes parties. Reagan adds the economy's upswing strengthens Republican prospects.
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Across Pier Angeli Dies in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills actress Pier Angeli Anna Maria Pierangeli died of an apparent drug overdose found in her apartment Friday Coroner Thomas Noguchi cited barbiturates as a drug involved Funeral services were set for Tuesday with burial planned in France Enrica Pierangeli her mother and sister Marisa Pavan coordinated arrangements Angeli had been staying with drama coach Helena Sorell who said the death was not a suicide and she was set to start a new film Monday.
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The Lompoc Record Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Notice
Publication statement for The Lompoc Record as the adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065. Record Publications operates in California with officers Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam president and others listed.
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Fern ends as Texas floods drive thousands from homes
Tropical remnants of Hurricane Fern linger over South Texas and parts of the Middle Atlantic coast. Eight inches of rain fell in Texas flatlands with Sinton reporting four foot floods. Robstown and Alice evacuated residents as business districts filled with water. In Maryland and New Jersey heavy rains closed roads, knocked out bridges, and caused millions in damage while a tornado with hail touched down near Columbia, Maryland.
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