Capitol Hill divided on Nixon SST plan and funding
Capitol Hill observers split on Presidents request for 662 million over five years for the supersonic transport. Supporters call it essential to U.S. leadership in aviation, while critics deem it a vanity project and plan to fight the initial 662 million outlay.
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UPI
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Reagan pushes more vocational and technical training
Governor Reagan urges California to emphasize vocational and technical training in high schools and junior colleges. He warns demand for skilled workers will rise as technology advances and notes California may import 2.5 million skilled workers unless residents gain necessary skills. He cites low college enrollment of high school graduates as a gap to fill.
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UPI
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Reagan
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Mexican Interests Urge Boycott of U.S. Businesses
Mexican civic leaders from Tijuana to the national border urge residents to avoid patronizing U.S. shops in response to Operation Intercept. Reports note traffic jams and delayed border workers, with Mexican unions discussing wage cuts at venues like Agua Caliente. Officials say many agree drug smuggling must end but seek less drastic U.S. measures.
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UPI
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United States
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Agua Caliente
John Alessio
Jai Alai
O Hair Drives Tax Clash With Churches
Mrs. Madalyn Murray O Hair files an 82 page friend of the court brief urging the Supreme Court to end tax exemptions for church property in support of Frederick Walz who says churches escape taxation. The case will be heard in the fall term.
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Washington
UPI
Madalyn Murray O’hair
Texas
O’hair
Supreme Court
New York
Frederick Walz
High Court
State privacy hearings weigh muzzling state computer data
California lawmakers examine the flood of intimate data on about 20 million residents held by state computers. The Assem bly committee reviews benefits and hazards to privacy, considering a possible monitoring agency and new rights to inspect data, challenge inaccuracies, and control releases. Experts debate computers as tools and information processors, with safeguards against invasions urged.
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Los Angeles
UPI
State of California
Assembly
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Bagley
Judiciary Committee
Robert Briseston
Systems Development Corporation
Donn B. Parker
Stanford Research Institute
Ericston
Lance J. Hoffman
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Hoffman
John Cunniffe
International Business Machines
Five angry women blast slave labor position in New York
Five self described Feminists protested at New York City's Marriage License Bureau calling for repeal of abortion laws and prostitution laws while accusing marriage of legalizing slavery. They urged protection under the Fair Labor Standards Act and wage for domestic labor as singer Tony Bennett performed outside City Hall.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Tony Bennett
City Hall
Herman Katz
Katz
Grace Atkinson
Miss Atkinson
Singer Bennett
Second Chicago trial opens for eight on riot conspiracy
Eight people charged with conspiring to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention begin trial. Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, David Dellinger, Rennard Davis, Bobby Seale, Thomas Hayden, John Fraines, and Lee Weiner face possible penalties up to 10 years and $30 000 fines. Judge Julius Hoffman presides as Supreme Court rejects delay.
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Chicago
UPI
United States Supreme Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Hoffman
U.S. District Court
United States
Jay A. Miller
Illinois
American Civil Liberties Union
Abbot ‘Abbie’’ Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
David T. Dellinger
Rennard C. ‘Rennie’ Davis
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
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Thomas Hayden
The
Students For A Democratic Society
John R. Fraines
Lee Weiner
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