Calif Girds for Welfare Crisis in Court Ruling
California welfare officials warn costs will rise after a federal court ruling overturned residency requirements. Spencer Williams and John Montgomery said more than 3,000 people joined the welfare rolls, lifting costs by 26 million this year and an estimated 35 million next year. Williams called the decision gravely concerning.
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Deliberation Continues on Sirhan Fate
The article describes ongoing deliberations over Sirhan Sirhan's fate with defense team members Cooper Parsons and a New York attorney Emile Zola Berman and notes prior statements by Parsons about appeals if a Wise term is given. The jury heard pleas from both sides before deliberations began at 11 55 am.
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Boy Mauled by Wolves at Bronx Zoo Lair
Twelve year old Leonard Smith climbed into a wolf enclosure at Wall Wood at the Bronx Zoo. He escaped before help arrived, was taken to Fordham Hospital in good condition barring complications. Officers described the area as surrounded by a hurricane fence with barbed wire and a moat. He suffered bites to arms legs back and chest with clothes torn and blood on his hands and knees.
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Bay-Filling Fees Jam the Capitol
Hundreds of conservationists jammed the Capitol demanding Senate action on bay fill controls. The hearing moved to the full Senate chamber as Chairman Richard J. Dolwig and supporters push a bill to extend the Bay Conservation and Development Commission and curb filling of San Francisco Bay. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Nicholas C. Petris, draws backing from Sierra Club and Save the Bay Association.
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Rape Conviction Overturned Over Illegally Taken Fingerprints
The Supreme Court reversed a Mississippi rape conviction of John Davis, convicted at 14 for raping an elderly woman in Meridian in 1965, due to fingerprints taken during an illegal arrest without warrant or probable cause. Justice Brennan wrote for the Court while Justices Black and Stewart dissented.
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Nixon tax reform push seeks early approval
The Nixon administration asks Congress for a first stage tax program aimed at curbing abuses by cutting taxes for the poor and trimming loopholes for the rich. Treasury officials briefed the House Ways and Means Committee on repeal of the 7 percent investment tax credit and other measures planned to balance revenue with new cuts.
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Mississippi Flood Reaches Wider Reach Across Midwest
Mississippi River above flood stage from southern Wisconsin to Cairo Illinois with crest at St. Louis expected 31.4 feet Wednesday night. Levee near Washington Street blocked auto traffic as floodwaters swirl at Gateway Arch area and lowlands face predicted inundation.
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Bon Homme Richard Returns to Combat Duty in Vietnam
The aircraft carrier Bon Homme Richard, age 25 with a 3,500 crew, returns to combat duty in the Gulf of Tonkin for its fifth Vietnam tour under Capt. FP Dankworth. It has launched fighters that reportedly destroyed 19 Mig aircraft and earned its second Navy Unit Commendation. San Diego is home port.
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Pianist Amparo Iturbi Dies in Los Angeles at 70
Beverly Hills report says concert pianist Amparo Iturbi sister of Jose Iturbi died at midnight Monday from a brain tumor. She was 70. Her brother, 72, who often performed with her, was at her side. Her last concert in Los Angeles was last November.
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