Nixon budget sees shift to human resources and nondefense
The 1971 budget proposes $200.8 billion with a $13 billion surplus, boosting domestic programs by about $3 billion upfront, expanding welfare and water pollution efforts while cutting defense spending. It emphasizes nondefense priorities, Vietnam costs, and a new federalism approach amid inflation fears. Two slain men in Palos Verdes were identified as a Tijuana lawyer and his police officer brother. investigators suspect execution and possible narcotics involvement.
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Congress
Morrow
New Frontier
Great Society
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Budget Bureau
Robert Mayo
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Tijuana
George Walsh
Sheriff's Homicide Bureau
25Th Street
Fausto Espinoza Navarette
Carlos Navarette
Snow and Tornadoes Hit South Midwest in Winter Chill
The Chicago area endured a third subzero spell as cold wave warnings stretched from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi Valley and into several Southern states. Florida saw 60 mph winds in St. Petersburg, Pensacola hail, and Gainesville rainfall. Kentucky and Tennessee faced hazardous snow driving conditions. Central Park hit a record high for a Heb day while Chicago logged ten subzero days this winter, with Arctic lows from the northern Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley.
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Mississippi Valley
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Maryland
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
St. Petersburg
Pensacola
Florida Panhandle
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Great Plains
Midwest
Sonoma State Proxy Resigns Amid Trustee Criticism
Dr. Ambrose R. Nichols Jr., longtime ally of militant students, resigns as president of Sonoma State College in face of pressure from the California State College Board of Trustees. Trustees demanded his firing last September after he refused to void student body president James Gillette’s election. they also criticized a freshman handbook that condoned marijuana use and ESD.
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Rohnert Park
Ambrose R. Nichols Jr
Sonoma State College
California State College Board of Trustees
Nichols
James Gillette
Mrs Nixon Returns to White House After Florida Trip
Mrs Richard M Nixon returns to the White House aboard a military jet after a three day visit to Florida to be with daughter Tricia who is ill with measles.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Florida
Tricia
Summer camp counselor openings listed for local groups
ACTION LINE suggests options for underprivileged children. Camp Fire Girls seek female counselors 19 plus with one year of college at 7970 E Carson St Long Beach. Girl Scouts need volunteers 18 plus through Greater Long Beach Girl Scout Council P O Box 8215 Long Beach. YMCA camps hire male and female counselors over 18 at local branches. Long Beach Jewish Community Center runs day and residential camps and invites applications.
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Summer Camp Counselor Positions Open in Los Angeles Area
The Salvation Army seeks male and female counselors who are high school graduates by June 1070 and offers paid and volunteer roles. Apply by writing to 2601 Grand Ave. in Feb 15. Also, Capt James Goode at 882 W Ninth St Los Angeles invites applications for part time and summer camp positions. The Los Angeles Crippled Children's Society hires male and female counselors for a 10 week paid camp at Long Beach 4770 E Willow St. Applicants must be at least 19 with two years of college and should apply by end of February.
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James Goode
Ninth St
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles Crippled Children
Housewives vent over drip dry shirts and false advertising
A reader from Seal Beach voices frustration at label directions for permanent press and drip dry shirts. She says hot water, bleaching, and long soaks are needed to clean men’s shirts, but wrinkles still require ironing and yellows occur, leaving hers less white than her mother’s.
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A.Z
Seal Beach
Slain After 3-Hr Siege Ends in Fatal Shootout
In Southeast San Diego a 31-year-old John Blake held 29 people during a 3 hour siege. An officer's bullet killed him as police fired 30 rounds. Blake shot his wife Linda in the stomach and head. A four-month-old nephew was unharmed aside from tear gas exposure. The incident began after Blake and Linda arrived from Texas and stayed with her parents. Barbara and a 17-year-old youth were inside. Barbara screamed as Linda was shot.
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San Diego
John Blake
Blake
Linda
R. B. Jauregui
Paradise Valley Hospital
Texas
Barbara
Bank Official Paroled After $500000 Bank Theft
Roger Lee Williams, 31, convicted of stealing $500000 from Security First National Bank in Fontana, was paroled after 27 months of an eight year sentence. He must undergo psychiatric care and repay $30,000. The caper began July 14 1965 and ended with a family flight to Canada before capture in Las Vegas.
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Roger Lee Williams
Terminal Island
Williams
Security First National Bank
Fontana
Rochelle
Kelley
Canada
Rialto
Mortel
Darby
Las Vegas
Debs Seeks Welfare Parley With Gov Reagan
Chairman Ernest Debs warned of rising county welfare costs as Board of Supervisors prepared to meet Gov Reagan. Benjamin Bendat cited a 827 million DPSS request for 1970-71, an increase of 182 million or about 28 percent, risking a 23 cent per 100 tax hike. Local officials urged restraint until talks proceed.
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Board of Supervisors
Reagan
Debs
Benjamin M. Bendat
County Public Social Services Commission
Bendat
Department of Public Social Services
Ben
Informer Susan Wins Trial Amid Delays In Court
The article details delays as Informer Susan wins a trial while prosecutors plan to consolidate defendants. It notes Miss Atkins seeks self representation, others seek new counsel, and pregnancy and extradition issues affect trial dates. Deputy District Attorney Aaron Stovitz indicates efforts to coordinate all defendants for a single trial.
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Aaron Stovitz
Jessie van Houten
Stovitz
Linda Kasabian
North South Swap Snow for Oranges in Rutland Florida
In a quirky exchange a Rutland Vermont snow shipment is sent to Sabel Elementary School in Eau Gallie Florida. The Florida school will reply with a bushel of citrus to Rutland first graders as a lesson about climates and snow compared.
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UPI
Rutland
Florida
Sabel
Eau Gallie
Fla
Vermont
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