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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1973

Page

1

$6.2 Billion Local Aid Plan Outlined by California Governor

Governor Reagan unveiled a $6.2 billion Local Assistance program as the major part of the 1973-74 state budget. The plan boosts school funding and property tax relief, shifts funds for county-run mental health programs, and hinges on a one-cent sales tax increase. SB 90, backed by Ralph Dills, enables a record infusion into local schools, raising school apportionments to about $2.4 billion and boosting homeowner relief. The budget starts FY with an $851 million surplus and includes a $402 million contingency reserve.

Sacramenin Tonald Reagan Verne Orr Ralph C. Dills O- Long Beach Gardenz Orr California

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Peace hopes rise as Nixon inaugural nears

United Press International reports optimistic talks from Saigon Hanoi Paris and Washington on Vietnam cease fire prospects but the White House again signaled no accord before President Nixon’s second inauguration. Kissinger tests Paris return but Ziegler says he will not go this week. Diplomatic teams meet in Paris and Haig meets Thieu in Saigon to refine terms ahead of a possible cease fire.

United Press International Saigon Hanoi Paris Washington Vietnam White House Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Hanns Fe Due Tho Donald Ziegler Key Biscayne Fla Kissinger Ziegler Mit Gating Alexander Haig New Yen van Thien

World hails bombing halt near cease fire in Vietnam

Global reaction turns optimistic as President Nixon orders a halt to bombing North Vietnam. Leaders in West Germany, Sweden, Norway, and the Soviet Tass agency welcome the move and forecast possible peace talks in Paris. Some officials hope a cease-fire is near.

Nixon North Vietnam Japan Broadcasting Comporation Tokyo Kakuei Tanaka Sweden

U S smog plan flayed by Tunney in California

Federal plan to limit gasoline use to 82 percent in the Los Angeles area draws swift opposition from state officials led by John Maga of the State Air Resources Board. They call the approach unworkable for meeting a 1977 deadline and warn rationing may be needed to curb auto pollution. Gov. Reagan and Mayor Yarty voices join the critique, while Standard Oil stays silent.

Los Angeles John Maga State Air Resources Board Los Angeles Area William Ruckershaus U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Maga Ruckelshaus South Coast Basin Santa Barbara San Clemente Riverside Sacramento Yarty Standard Oil Company Gov Reape James N. Pitts Jr University of California, Riverside

Solon pushes crash program for clean car engine

Senator John Tunney proposed a multi billion dollar crash program to develop a clean efficient motor vehicle engine within three years. He urged funding from highway trust funds and backed immediate mass transit, auto inspections, and new freeway controls to combat smog in Los Angeles basin.

Solon Crash Program Gil Bailey National Bureau Washington John Tunney Los Angeles Basin Hobson Tunney William Ruckelshaus Federal Environmental Protection Agency Ruckelshaus Los Angeles Orange Riverside San Bernardino Ventura California Vietnam Timmey Nixon Congress

Storm front brings light rain to Tong Beach area

A Pacific storm front moved inland sprinkling Tong Beach with light showers early today. Forecasters expect about half an inch of rain tonight with clearing later Wednesday afternoon. Temperatures to stay cool with highs near 63 and a record low around 50. Showers also forecast for Southland Mountain and desert regions with winds up to 30 mph and snow level around 7,000 feet.

Pacific Tong Beach Long Beach Southland

Wife of wealthy mayor abducted then released unharmed

The 11 year old wife of Mel Lastman mayor of North York Ontario was kidnapped from their home Monday held for several hours then released unharmed no ransom paid. Marilyn Lastman a major shareholder to her husband chain of Bad Boy appliance stores disappeared around 1145 am and returned home by taxi about 5 pm. Police said no contact was made with the abductors and the mayor was hospitalized with a heart attack when the call came. The Lastman family holdings were reported at 10.7 million dollars.

Toronto UPL Mel Lastman North York Ont Marilyn Lastman Dale Cashmans Bhayne Adamson Cashman Lastman Tlasiiin

Soviet Luna 21 lands lunar rover Luna 2 TV pictures broadcast

Tass reports Luna 21 landed on the eastern Sea of Serenity near Lemmonier Crater at 0 35 am GMT 8 34 pm PST. Lunokhod 2 rolled onto the surface at 4 14 am and transmitted TV images of the landing area and lunar terrain. It follows Lunokhod 1 which mapped and analyzed soil in 1970 71.

Sea of Serenity Lemmonier Crater Sungway Tass Janar Lumokhod

Detroit pupil integration setback

The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a rehearing of Detroit school desegregation arguments. The court instructed to stay the mandate and restore the case on the docket for reconsideration, after a panel found the district segregated.

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Weather Tonight and Wednesday

Tonight dry with clearing conditions in the mountains and deserts. Showers expected Wednesday night. Mountains show 20 to 30 mph gusts with peak around 25 mph, desert region showers with winds up to 23 mph. Low temperatures around 70.

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