Additional School Aid Approved by Legislature Debate
The final figure hinges on last fiscal year surplus. lawmakers note the measure favors white suburban districts. Critics say aid ignores urban schools while a six member conference merged Assembly and Senate versions producing a $134 million addition to the $1.8 billion baseline. Long Beach district receipts total $612,535 with $480,180 for elementary and $122,345 for the junior college.
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Versey
Assembly
Senate
Long Beach
Ohio lawmakers vote on airline flight tax plan
In Columbus Ohio a bill to tax airline flights awaits Gov Rhodes signature. The plan imposes a four percent excise tax on all commercial flights within the state and portions of interstate flights. It cleared the Senate on Thursday after the House approved Senate changes.
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Columbus
Ohio
UST
Ohia
James A. Rhodes
Senate
House
Long Beach Officials Claim Underfunding of School Aid
Long Beach school officials say the state’s 134 million supplemental aid package shortchanges the district by about 400,815 dollars. They cite missing “bonuses” for being a unified district and for grades 1 to 3, while LAUPENBERG and Weil had projected at least 500,000 and up to 1 million plus.
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Laufenberg
Garden Grove
Orange Unified
Assemblyman
Kenneth Cory
Westminster
Anaheim
Fountain Valley
Assembly Democratic
Jess Unruh
Inglewood
Long Beach
State Department of Education
Sacramento
Francis Laufenberg
Fied
Max Rafferty
John Weil
Long Beach Wold
Picket Ban at Capitol Approved
The Senate sent to Governor Reagan an Assembly bill to ban any picketing within the Capitol. Assemblyman Don Muller led the measure which passed 21 to 9, meeting the minimum vote for passage. Senate sponsor George Deukmejian argued the bill mirrors a federal law barring picketing in Congress.
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Sacramento
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Don Muller
Piedmont
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Congress
Arizona City Tornado Leaves Destruction Across Area
A reported tornado struck Casa Grande and surrounding areas causing 40 percent damage to Casa Grande, with 15 killed. Authorities say power outages lasted three to five hours as hangars, a Thurber yard, a bowling alley, a motel, a drive in theater and many homes were damaged. About 15 people were treated in hospitals while emergency services operated on backup power. Winds gusted to 86 mph near Litchfield and 69 mph in Tucson, with Phoenix seeing a temperature drop below 80 for the first time since July 23.
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Arizona
Casa Grande
Ariz
Aiport
Rai
Phoenix
Tucson
Litchfield
Reagan OKs Bill to Save S.F. Bay
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a contentious bill giving the Bay Conservation and Development Commission broader powers to regulate filling and development along the 276 mile shoreline. The measure extends authority over a Lot-foot-wide shoreline strip, wetlands, and 50 000 acres of salt ponds.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco Bay
John Knox
Richmond
Bay Area
The
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Commission
Jurisdictio
Pan Am Strikes Hit Flights Across Terminals
Pan Am grounds flights as union workers strike blocking reservations and clerical services at all terminals and offices. Supervisors operate the airline as talks with the union continue and a counter proposal is reviewed.
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Pan Am
France
Germany
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Teamsters Union
Harvey Katz
New York
Frishman describes captivity and release details
Frishman and two other prisoners recounted being hospitalized in Bethesda and a base hospital after their capture. He spoke of a severe arm injury, six months healing, and relief at having survived. U S officials criticized Hanoi for delays and urged full accounting and humane treatment. A peace delegation leader accused U S customs of interference as Hanoi predicted intensified fighting in 1970.
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Germany
Frishman
Wanoi
Hanoi
Laird
North Vietnam
Rennard
C. Davis
U.S
Kennedy Airport
Beret Lawyers Win Secret Data Access in Vietnam Case
Pentagon says two lawyers for one of eight U S Army Green Berets charged with murder in Vietnam won clearance to see secret material in the investigation. The lawyers represent Maj Thomas C Middleton Jr and plan to proceed with civilian counsel alongside military defense. Details remain sparse as officials disclose little about the case in Saigon and Washington.
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Washington
U.S. Army
Pentagon
Jerry W. Priedhelm
Defense Department
George Gregory
David E. 'Ffice
Cheraw
S.C
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Jefferson
South Vietnam
Friedheim
Gregory
Nixon
Green Beret
Saigon
Vietnam
Surtax Extension Signed by Nixon In Inflation Fight
President Nixon signed a extension of the 10 percent surcharge through year end as part of the inflation battle. He urged a possible 5 percent extension for the first half of 1970 to curb price spirals. The bill would raise about 4.6 billion in revenue this fiscal year, with employers continuing to withhold surcharge since July 31 on IRS guidance pending passage.
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North Vietnam
Davis
Pham van Dong
Pham van Trong
Nixon
Saigon
Washington
UPI
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Nixui
Campus crackdown bills stall in Sacramento
The Assembly rejected the Senate versions of two major campus unrest bills by 146 to 243, sending the issue to a conference committee. Assemblyman John Stull argued Senate changes stretched too far by allowing martial law style control and campus access bans, delaying enforcement until school starts in September. The Senate changes also permit banning dismissed students for up to a year and arrest penalties for return within 72 hours.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
John Stull
R-Leucadia
Stull
Stil
Zul
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