California school finance bills pursue state money plan
In Sacramento a push to fund schools with state money advances three major proposals ranging from 100 million to 427 million. Gov Reagan opposes new spending and a state Supreme Court ruling targets local property tax funding, boosting talk of a statewide tax to replace part of local levies.
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Autopsy Clarifies George Jackson Shooting at San Quentin
Final Marin County autopsy confirms entry wound in Jackson’s back with skull exit after Aug 21 prison outbreak. Warden maintains guards on the 20 foot railing fired. Jackson supporters insist he was murdered for his status as a symbol of prison revolution.
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Japan backs U S two China policy in UN bid
Japan agreed to cosponsor the United States two China policy, aiding Washington in keeping Nationalist China in the United Nations while admitting the Peking regime. The UN General Assembly plans a possible single debate to merge two China items, amid expectations of a procedural challenge to Nationalist China's seat.
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Pentagon eyes October draft resumption amid low calls
Pentagon officials announced the draft would resume in October 1971 while expecting low conscription calls for the rest of the year. Congress passed a bill extending the draft to June 30, 1973 with a 2.4 billion dollar annual pay raise, awaiting Nixon's signature after a Senate vote of 55 to 30. The old law expired June 30 and no draftees were called in July to September.
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Long bargaining in dock strike stalls West Coast ports
In San Francisco negotiators from the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union met for over seven hours in one of the longest bargaining sessions aimed at ending the dock strike. No progress comments were offered as talks continued with another session planned. The strike idled about 190 ships across 24 ports and 15,000 longshoremen. Meanwhile draft officials forecast a October draft call with first inductees possible within two weeks after the president signs the bill.
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Couple Finds Art Treasure From Haight Basement
In San Lorenzo UPI reports firefighter Francis Dydbal discovered a long-lost art treasure in the dusty basement of his wife’s childhood home in Haight Ashbury. The find occurred on March 13, a date tied to the couple as a birthday coincidence.
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Governor Threatens Special Session Over Reapportionment
Sacramento notes report Governor expresses intent to call a special session if the legislature stalls on redistricting. Assembly backs bond plan for community college construction at 160 million dollars. Debates include waterbeds regulation and anti smut law exemptions. Senate reduces bond approval threshold to 60 percent.
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Boeing IAM extend contract talks beyond Oct 1
Boeing and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers extended their contract past the October 1 expiration as progress on economic items stalled amid the federal wage price freeze. The agreement keeps the current terms through November 15 unless extended again.
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