Coalition votes to raise university faculty salaries
In Sacramento a bipartisan Senate coalition approved a 7.5 percent faculty pay raise for the University of California and state colleges costing 17.8 million dollars. The measure, backed by Sen Albert S. Rodda, now faces Assembly scrutiny as Reagan opposes further increases.
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UPI
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Republicans
University of California and State
Assembly
Reagan
Senate
Albert S. Rodda
Nixon
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ojai
Howard Way
Exeter
Rodda
University of California
Youth pleads innocent in shooting deaths
Carter P. Yuen, 21, a San Francisco Chinatown resident, pleads innocent to charges of killing three deer hunters and injuring a fourth near the Yuba River foothills. Judge Kenneth Alexander orders gag rule to protect a fair trial. preliminary hearing set for Oct. 7.
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Downieville
UPI
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Chinatown
Carter P. Yuen
Kenneth Alexander
Yuen
Russel K. Wong
Wendell Lee
Daniel Yen Woo
Yuba River
Ronald Gong
Gong
Washoe Medical Center
Reno
Nev
Alexander
Nevada
Frank Francis
California moves to tax gasoline for mass transit funding
An Assembly Committee approved a bill to levy a new gasoline sales tax to raise 133 million for mass transit, offset by a quarter cent cut in the state sales tax. Counties with populations over 900,000 would must use the extra local sales tax revenue for transit projects.
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Senate
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Crime Technological Research Foundation
Deukmejian
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Huey Newton Enters Communist China From Hong Kong
Huey Newton and two Black Panthers. Elaine Brown and Robert Bay. crossed into China from Hong Kong to catch a train to Canton. Newton, free on $50 000 bond, faces a October 12 Oakland trial for voluntary manslaughter linked to the 1968 Frey killing.
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UPI
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Black Panther Party
Oakland
John Frey
Newton
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Vancouver
Hilton
China Signs New Aid Pact With North Vietnam
China and North Vietnam signed a broad aid agreement for 1972 including economic military and material assistance. Peking said details were not released. The move accompanies a Chinese trade mission to Paris led by Pai Hsiang kuo amid Beijing's evolving diplomacy.
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UPI
China
North Vietnam
Paris
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Indochina
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Vietnam
France
Pai Hsiang-kuo
United Nations
Pai
Sacramento session advances tax reform and education pay raises
United Press International reports a tax reform session with Governor and legislators. The Senate approves SB101 granting a 712 percent salary rise for UC and state college teachers. Other actions include noise standards, prisoner libraries, food stamps linkage, transportation items, and a Venice beach appropriation.
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Sacramento
United Press International
Edwards quits Congress to run for Louisiana governor
Rep. Edwin W. Edwards of Louisiana halted his $3 541.66 monthly congressional pay starting September 8 to run for governor. An aide said he sought removal since July 30 and the move required a House vote, approved without objection when Congress returned.
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Washington
UPI
Edwin W. Edwards
D-La
Edwards
Louisiana
House
Congress
Lompoc Record Classified as Legal Newspaper Under Court Decree
The Lompoc Record lists its status as a legal newspaper adjudicated under Superior Court Decree No 47065. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day, the paper details its corporate officers, staff, and subscription rate of 2.20 per month.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence Crossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Agnew Praises Rockefeller For Suppressing Attica Revolt
Vice President Spiro Agnew lauded Gov Nelson Rockefeller for quelling the Attica prison uprising at the 78th annual police chiefs conference. He blasted liberal coverage as sympathetic to criminals and warned Attica’s name becomes a partisan slogan. He argued the core issue is whether the United States’ free institutions will survive.
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Anaheim
Spiro Agnew
Nelson Rockefeller
Attica
Agnew
International Chiefs of Police
Emperor Hirohito Tours Europe as First Reigning Japanese Emperor Abroad
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako began a 17 day seven country tour visiting Denmark's Royal Porcelain Factory the Little Mermaid statue and Kronborg Castle before lunch with King Frederik and Queen Ingrid Police reported militant Japanese students attempted demonstrations in Copenhagen with two arrests and a Molotov cocktail seized They faced up to three years in prison if convicted The emperor earlier met with President Nixon in Anchorage and the couple planned visits to Brussels France Britain the Netherlands Switzerland and West Germany before returning to Japan
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UPI
Hirohito
Theoky
Nagako
Royal Danish Porcelain Factory
Elsinor
Frederik
Ingrid
Denmark
Japan Airlines
Kastrup
Nationwide sultry heat grips United States today
Summer like weather spread across the nation with early morning readings in the 70s along the Southern Atlantic coast through the Mississippi Valley to the southern plateau. Isolated thunderstorms marked the Gulf Coast while rain fell from the Middle Atlantic to the Pacific Northwest. An inch of rain drenched Teterboro New Jersey and Wausau and Green Bay Wisconsin during a six hour span.
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Teterboro
Wausau
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