Big U S farm subsidy list shows Boswell at top
Washington reveals 147000 growers received 5000 plus in payments, led by J G Roswell Co Boswell with 4.4 million. Other large recipients include Giffen Inc 4.0 million and Hawaiian Sugar Co 1.23 million. New law imposes 45001 per crop cap this year. sugar subsidies exempt.
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California
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Huron
Calif
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Fresno
Cali
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Corcoran
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Kern County Land Co
Bakersfield
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co
Puuene
Hawaii
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Haialua
Congress
Solon to Seek Prison Reforms in California Assembly
Los Angeles Thursday assembly member Walter Kerabian announced four bills to overhaul and modernize California prisons. The measures aim to update management, staffing, and rehabilitation efforts.
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Solon
Assembly
Jeader Walter Kerabian
Los Angeles
California
Pilgrims swell ghost town crowd as Death Valley trip grows
Inyo County sheriff reports a crowd of about 400 gathering in Ballarat for a Death Valley pilgrimage. Newsmen observed busloads arriving and promoters failing to appear at an injunction hearing. County official says subpoenas issued. none attended. County sanitation rules curb gatherings over 500. Politician Karabian unveils prison reform ideas including private industry work, wage incentives, tax breaks, and limited inmate visits.
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Easler
Death Valley
Inyo Couity Sheriff's Department
Inyo County
Karabian
Los Angeles
Nixon Reagan accused of welfare rights conspiracy
In San Francisco a federal suit by the California Welfare Rights Organization alleges President Nixon and Governor Reagan conspired to deprive California AFDC recipients of rights. The suit seeks to force compliance with a federal 1969 cost-of-living AFDC increase. Authorities ordered a funding termination later rescinded as California indicated intent to comply.
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Reagan
San Francisco
California
US District Court
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California Welfare Rights Organization
Pig pin contempt reversal in Los Angeles case
Deputy Public Defender Gerald Cobb won a reversal of his contempt of court citation in a Los Angeles drunken driving case. The Superior Court found the municipal judge had not clearly prohibited alluding to the pin engraved with a pig on the back of a panther. Cobb, 28, had argued the officer’s prejudice against blacks. The defendant was freed after the jury deadlocked.
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Los Angeles
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Jewell
L. J. Miller
Court returns adopted baby to her mother in New York
The New York Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that Olga Scarpetta, who had placed her daughter Le nore for adoption ten months earlier, must regain custody from the Demartinos of Bay Ridge Brooklyn. Attorney Jacob Muchsberg said he would appeal to the federal courts and potentially to the Supreme Court on constitutional grounds.
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UPT
New York City
Court of Appeals
Lenore
Olga Scarpetta
Miss Scarpetti
Calambia
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Kik Kner
Nick Demartino
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Jacob Muchsberg
Demartinos
Federal County
Muchsberg
Supreme Court
Six year old Vallejo boy ill from suspected rabies
A Vallejo California six year old boy Honofre Angel bitten by a dog in Mexico ten weeks ago is critically ill with suspected rabies. Doctor Duffie cites Lima Ohio survivor Matthew Winkler as a hopeful parallel though the Pasteur inoculation must be given soon after bite. The Vallejo boy is with grandparents while his father heads a Latin American club fund drive to cover medical costs.
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Vallejo
Calif
Mexico
Honofre Angel
Matthew Winkler
Lima
Ohio
Edward Duttle
Hnonofre
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Pasteur
Honoie
Ascencion Angel
Concilio Latin-American Club
Davis case judge declines disqualification request
Superior Court Judge Alan Lindsay refused to disqualify himself in the Angela Davis murder kidnapping case, stating no bias or prejudice against either side. The defense plans to challenge via the state’s process, seeking outside judge involvement if agreement with the attorney general fails. Davis, 27, former UCLA philosophy instructor, and Magee face murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy charges related to a 1970 Marin County shootout.
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Alameda County
Miss Davis
Ruchell Magee
John P. McMurray
Inyo County
McMurray
Magee
San Quentin Prison
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New York City
San Francisco
Mrs. Burnham
State Judicial Council
Nep
Albert W. Haris Jr
Miss. Davis
UCLA
Marin County
CYA plans stall as $12 million facilities stay closed
California Youth Authority cites fewer juvenile offenders and says it will not open two new facilities costing 12 million. The 6.2 million China reception center completed in February remains unused, and the 5.5 million DeWitt Nelson School at Stockton has been idle since May 1968. German notes probation subsidies cut commitments. state budgeting shows a 10,006 drop since 1966. The Friest Ranch School near San Andreas will close in June with 75 youths remaining. Possible uses for vacant facilities include leasing to other agencies.
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Reagan
THE
CYA
San Andreas
Thief steals tools from car in Long Beach break in
Police report a thief forced the left wind wing of a car owned by George L. Champion at 529 West First Street Long Beach and stole tools valued at more than $200 on Thursday.
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First St
Long Beach
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