Indians file $10 billion land suit against Governor Reagan
Angry Pit River Indians deliver a federal lawsuit to Gov. Ronald Reagan charging illegal seizure of about 3.5 million acres tied to 19th century treaties. The action names Reagan and California as defendants seeking up to $10 billion in damages.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Bob Keye
Reagan
California
Mickey Gemmill
Jackie Habecker
Richard K. Turner
State Attorney General
U.S. Senate
Aubrey Grossman
San Francisco
Grossman
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Shasta County
Gemmill
Grace Thorpe
Jim Thorpe
Pg&e
Defiant Manson Family member to testify at Tate trial
Juan Flynn the only Manson Family member to defy the cult was set to testify about brainwashing by Charles Manson. Barbara Hoyt testified she overheard Susan Atkins discuss Sharon Tate's killing as the Tate murder trial stalled in cross examination.
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Los Angeles
Manson
Juan Flynn
Charles Manson
Tate
Barbara Hoyt
Susan Atkins
Sharon Tate
Living Kanarek
Miss Hoyt
Kanarek
Paul Fitzpatrick
Charles H. Olde
Acti Es
Sharon
MacGillivray urges public employees to loyalty and teamwork
Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray R Santa Barbara spoke at the Leadership Conference of the Associated California Employes at Francisco Torres Towers Goleta urging public employees to perform well and stay loyal while calling for open communication with lawmakers. He stressed teamwork between policy makers and implementers and called for strong support for law enforcement to keep universities from disruption by dissidents.
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W. Don MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Association of California Employes
Associated California Employes
Francisco Torres Towers
Goleta
MacGillivray
House elects Jefferson on 36th ballot after Electoral College tie
The 1800 election produced a tie in the Electoral College. The House of Representatives elected Thomas Jefferson as president on the 36th ballot and Aaron Burr as vice president as the second choice.
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House of Representatives
House
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Air hijacker Labadie handed to U S by Cuban government
Robert J Labadie, an Army hospital patient, becomes the first hijack suspect returned to the United States by Cuba. He arrived in Miami with a deputy marshal and a Public Health Service doctor. he faces bond set at 500000 and possible transfer to South Bend for indictment over the Aug 24 TWA hijacking.
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Miami
UPI
Robert J Labadie
United States
Labadie
Varadero
Cuba
U.S
Public Health Service
Dade County
South Bend
Ind
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Havana
George
Valley Forge
U. S
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Washington
Miami International Airport
Colorful Stars Across the Night Sky
The article notes that stars exhibit colors including red orange yellow white and blue. It asserts every known color is represented among stars and emphasizes the definite presence of color in stellar light.
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Lompoc
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FHA
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
Wilshire Blvd
Calif
Hugh Davies
Nny Tyi, ‘Ai
the Church of Christ
North O Street
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