Fiscal Chief Clashes Over Budget With Reagan
Sacramento headlines show the Legislature’s fiscal watchdog Alan Post criticizing Gov. Reagan’s $4.62 billion budget as too low. Post urges education funding, opposes tuition for state universities and colleges, favors a tax program, and calls for modest net cuts despite Reagan’s 10 percent top-line reductions and plan for tuition fees.
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Reagan cut education spending planets charted by student
A student claims President Reagan seeks a 15.9 percent cut in higher education funding, detailing a $127 million reduction below current levels while proposing tweaks to welfare centers, state employee pay, and mental hospital closures amid broader education budget clashes. The report also notes a UC Irvine protest witness testimony about bail posted for demonstrators over National Guard property.
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Court Rules Woman Isn't Czar Daughter
In Hamburg Germany a court rejected Polish peasant Anna Franziska Anderson's claim to be Grand Duchess Anastasia, youngest daughter of the last Russian czar. The ruling ends a long postwar fight for a rumored $28 million Romanov fortune, with Anderson planning to appeal to the West German Supreme Court. She has not appeared in court for years and lives secluded in Anderlengenhardt in the Black Forest region.
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Killer on Felony List Adds 10 Most Wanted to Maryland Board
A police bulletin reports Clyde Eade ward Laws, 89, was shot in Maryland as authorities add a suspect to a ten member wanted list. The incident involves a shooting and a police officer. The Bureau of Investigation extends the list to aid in capturing the felon.
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Johnson seeks funds for nuclear rocket and labs
President Johnson asked Congress for 1968 funds including 301 million for a nuclear powered rocket engine and 588 million to build two new Atomic Energy Commission laboratories at Los Alamos New Mexico. The projects aim to advance peaceful atomic energy for space and basic research with long term propulsion benefits.
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Irvine Fund Cut Asked L B Stalled (Continued from Page A 1)
Irvine budget debate targets site development cost and multiple campus projects. Post questions the 226000 drawings for a Fullerton engineering building as land costs rise. Four Dominguez Hills projects withheld for lack of data. several major facilities placed in special review.
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Navy Ships in Port
Navy ships dock as a new technology base is built in port to support an eight million dollar program, signaling a major upgrade in maritime capabilities and industrial investment.
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State Puts Freeze on Stolen Stocks
Pennsylvania Insurance Department ordered a freeze on 1.1 million dollars in stolen stock certificates found in a Harrisburg bank safe deposit box. FBI announced 2,600 IBM shares worth 425 dollars each signed in blank, stolen last summer from Hayden-Steene in New York.
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Burroughs Corp Vice President Connected to Young Family
Hyaearegee Miss Young's father serves as vice president of corporate communications for Burroughs Corp, indicating a high level of involvement in the company's public messaging.
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Link Oswald among JFK plot suspects and theatre links
Reported connections place Oswald as a suspect in the JFK plot with mentions of Joanna Mothe actress and Paul Ford links to Ferrie in New Orleans. An officer recalls recognizing Oswald from pictures after Kennedy’s assassination but took no action due to his known residence. A typewritten note found in Ferrie’s apartment attacks law enforcement, courts and justice.
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Farmer Killed by Own Trap in Stable Door Accident
Rome dispatch reports farmer Giovanni Petrucc planned a cattle rustler trap using a double-barrel shotgun triggered by a stable door. He forgot the device when he opened the door Monday and was fatally shot.
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Speck Sick Delays Murder Trial in Peoria
Accused mass killer Richard Speck fell ill with stomach pains and was moved from jail to a doctor. The trial was postponed to 9:30 a.m. with Judge Herbert Paschen noting threats to his life as he pressed on with jury selection.
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Mystery student wears black bag in Oregon State class
In Corvallis Oregon a student attends Dr Charles Goetzinger s techniques of persuasion class clad in a thin black cloth bag with only bare feet showing The mystery centers on motive not identity The class ends March 13 and the university news bureau handles all inquiries The student claims inspiration from San Francisco followers of Anthony Cox and says he wears the bag only in this class.
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Police Slain in Bogotá Attack by Guerrilla Band
In Santander Province four police officers were killed Monday night when an armed group, allegedly the National Liberation Army tied to Castro-Communist factions, attacked their post.
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