Plan for State Budget Draws Bright Lines and Controversy
Reagan outlines final budget plan pegged near 10 billion for local assistance two thirds of total spending with the rest for state operations. The 174-75 proposal totals 23.96 billion, up 3.8 percent from 1979 24's local assistance and faces opposition over compensatory education cuts and restructuring of class size reduction efforts. Other proposed cuts include teacher retraining and development programs while funding disputes over Prop 0 tax limits and election cost reimbursements loom.
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Navy ships collide at Long Beach Station
The St. Louis and the Cayuga, two amphibious ships of the Pacific Fleet, collided at Long Beach Naval Station during heavy rain and wind. Navy reports no injuries and no official damage record, though witnesses noted damage. The St. Louis backed from Pier B and drifted into the Cayuga, snapping four of six mooring lines.
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Boiler blast on tanker near Gulf of Mexico
A boiler exploded aboard the Greek tanker Atrotos about 250 miles south southwest of New Orleans. The crew extinguished the fire and reported no injuries. The captain said they could proceed to Corpus Christi, Texas after boiler repairs. The Coast Guard noted no injuries among the two crew members.
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Rain soaked L A County labeled emergency area
Rain drenched Los Angeles County with widespread damage as lifeguards reported beach erosion near Seal Beach and Malibu evacuees moved from Malibu Colony. Snow isolated 6000 hill dwellers in San Bernardino Mountains while Long Beach and Civic Center totals rose toward record levels. Authorities prepared for possible disaster declarations as storms lingered off the coast.
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Mission Viejo Residents Die in Baja California Crash
Four Mission Viejo residents Marvin Goodwin his wife Teresa and his parents Cecil and his wife were found dead in the wreckage of a plane that disappeared December 22 after departing Orange County Airport for Mulege Baja California Sur. Rescue teams reached the site 25 miles southeast of Mulege and said the pilot, the younger Goodwin, apparently attempted a landing on a mountain plateau and crashed over the edge.
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Mud Slam Buries Youth in Highland Park House
In Los Angeles Highland Park a mudslide struck a cousin’s house during rain, burying 20 year old Mike Robles up to his neck until his cousin Ron Welch and two friends pulled him free as the roof and walls collapsed. The mud’s surge followed loosened soil behind the hill, triggering the slide.
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Energy price surge pushes December wholesale costs higher
Prices for farm products and processed foods snapped back in December as energy costs surged. Wholesale energy items rose 12.3 percent after November’s jump, led by middle distillates up 27 percent and kerosene up 29 percent, with gasoline up 17 percent and crude oil up 5 percent.
White House rejects tapes compromise in Watergate feud
The White House stands against broad access to presidential tapes and documents, arguing disclosure would destroy confidentiality and executive privilege. Senate committees press for turnover, while legal actions seek court orders to enforce subpoenas and compel Nixon to respond within 10 days.
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