Haig backs neutron bomb to deter Soviets
General Haig said deploying the neutron bomb would enhance deterrence and likely not escalate the arms race. He argued U.S. unilateral action in the past did not prompt reciprocal Soviet action and urged careful study before endorsing bases and delivery for a cruise missile. He declined to discuss Watergate or the B bomber.
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Sacramento
America
Alexander Haig
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Haig
United States
Carter
Yoliey
Europe
France
Brown backs tax relief plan but signals doubt
Gov. Brown praised a $7.1 billion tax relief proposal approved by a special committee while withholding promise to sign in current form. The plan shifts $2.5 billion in new taxes over five years to provide $7.1 billion in relief, mostly through homeowners rebates averaging $225 and renters $113, financed by ending the business inventory tax and raising bank and corporate taxes. He warned that budget surplus uncertainties and a $4.1 billion school finance bill may force cuts, and emphasized tradeoffs to avoid a net tax increase in two to three years.
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Sacramento
Brown
Este
Silduills
Senate Assembly Conference Committee
Leroy Smith
Saratoga
Smith
Nicholas Petris
O-Oakland
Petris
California
Marble Cone fire near containment aims for next days
The Marble-Cone blaze in central California has burned 130,500 acres across Los Padres National Forest and private land, with 60 percent containment reported. Officials say back burning may finish within days as seven fires burn across the state, driven by extreme drought and dry conditions.
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Los Padres National Forest
William Morrison
U.S. Forest Service
State Department of Forestry
Tirainas
Klamath National Forest
Mumboldt and
Siskyou County
CDF
Sequoia National Forest
Barney Buckley
Sequoia Forest
Caver
Bonita Flat
Jury exemption bill for public officials defeats 4 vote
Sacramento AP report says Assemblyman Jim Ellis plans another vote on AB 1073 to exempt legislators and other public officials from jury duty. The measure would protect many officials including Congress members and judges but failed 41 to 4, with critics arguing it undermines civic duty. Ellis vows to push again.
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Sacramento
California
Jim Ellis
San Diego
Fred Chen
D-Long Beach
Barry Keene
D-Eureka
Ellis
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