President proposes more U S funds for education
President Nixon sent a sweeping education message to Congress proposing expanded federal aid across early childhood to college. He urged consolidation of programs into broader grants, boosts to elementary and secondary funds by 160 million, and faster action on a 2.85 billion supplemental for the current year to inform districts before school starts. The plan includes desegregation grants, phase-out of federal impact aid, and increased Basic Educational Opportunity Grants up to 1,400 a year for needy students.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
State of the Union
Hasic
Action Line helps solve problems and defend rights
The Action Line offers assistance by solving problems and answering questions. Readers are urged to write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90841 or call 432 8451 between 2 am and 9 pm Monday through Friday. Do not send original documents.
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Long Beach
Calif
Rebuild Your Tax Records After Ten Years
A reader from Wilmington asks how to set taxes right after ten years of no returns following a broken marriage. The IRS and state Franchise Tax Board offices can help reconstruct past returns, with officials noting action is possible but unlikely if cooperation occurs.
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Unis
W.L
Wilington
Internal Revenue Service
state Franchise _ ‘tax Board
Find It Returns to Service with Pacific Southwest Air
Pacific Southwest Air will resume service on Friday with Long Beach flights to and from San Francisco and Sacramento. The reintroduction appears in the newspaper with notes on pages and sections including Bridge, Comics, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Sacramento, and Weather.
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Pacific Southwest Air Dimes
Long Beach
San Francisco
Sacramento
Cashour
Jeane Dixon
L.A
Robeson
Sprotts
Thomey
Wilson
Nixon vows to fight impeachment to the wire
A group of 18 congressmen from Southern states quote President Nixon saying he will not resign under any circumstances and will fight impeachment “like hell” to the end. Rep Frelinghuysen and Rep Montgomery describe Nixon as offensive and determined to press his case, even as they discuss pension thoughts.
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Washington
Nixon
Sonny
Montgomery
Miss
Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen
H-N.j
Frelinghuysen
Fire kills 11 in Liberty apartment blaze
State police said eleven people died when a fire swept through a three story Vogel Building apartment house in Liberty New York. The trooper reported unidentifed victims were sent to the mortuary and others may be found. Sheriff William Farsbach described conditions as pretty bad inside.
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Liberty
N.Y
New York
Andersheriff
William Farsbach
Vogel Building
California Patrols Crack Down On 55 MPH Speeders
California Highway Patrol orders statewide crackdown on drivers exceeding the new 55 mph limit aimed at cutting fuel use. Patrol Commissioner Walter Pudinski says compliance is rising but fringe violators may still receive tickets. daily speeding citations will be reported from 100 local commands.
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Sacramento
UPS
Daly Lancp
H. Patrol
Walter Pudinski
Ronald Reagan
California
Pudinski
Reagan veto upheld in Senate on hospital bill
California Senate upheld Gov. Reagan's veto of a measure banning closing state mental hospitals without legislative approval after a two hour floor battle. The 25-12 tally fell one vote short of overturning. Assembly had earlier overturned the veto 62-41.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Senate
Assembly
Donald Brunsky
H-Watsonvile
Earl Warren
House
Grinsky
Long Beach
Joseph Kenrick
George Deukmejian
Denkmejian
Murder-for-hire hearing closed to public in Long Beach
A preliminary murder conspiracy hearing for Eloise Papril and Dan Ayers was closed to the public and press. Judge Charles Li granted the defense motion for closure at 9:40 a.m., clearing the packed courtroom after spectators had lined up. The exclusion motion, brought by Deputy Defender John Zurdiaga and supported by Papril’s lawyers, followed an earlier denial of a gag rule. The case centers on alleged pistling to kill Papril's wealthy husband.
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Eloise Papril
Dan Ayers
Long Beach
Charles Litwin
John ¥Zurdiaga
Ayers
Detroit Officer Divorces To Keep Residency In City
Detroit Police Lt. Eugene Caviston divorces his wife to satisfy Detroit residency rules allowing city workers to live within corporate limits. His family remains in Farmington Hills, prompting a disciplinary firing after a 60 day deadline to relocate or resign.
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Detroit
UPI
Eugene Daviston
Farmington Hills
Jean Caviston
Caviston
Michigan Supreme Court
Ower
Jackson proposes oil price rollback and ceilings
Senator Henry M. Jackson calls for a rollback of crude oil prices and ceilings tied to actual cost increases. The plan would apply to all petroleum products including gasoline and heating oil, with the president able to set ceilings allowing only pass through of incurred costs unless a broader exception is justified to spur new production.
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Washington
UPD
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Jackson
Senate Investigations
Krogh Given Six Months In Prison For White House Plumbers Burglary
Krogh Jr., head of the White House plumbers, was sentenced to six months in prison for the Daniel Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary. He was the first top White House staffer sent to prison. Judge Gesell noted his eloquent statement but deemed punishment necessary and ordered two years of probation with ten days before terms begin.
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Washington
Buil Krogh Jr
White House
Krogh
Weather update for TAR and surrounding regions tonight
Tonight and Friday expect fair conditions with increasing high clouds. Temperatures near 42 low and 6a high in TAR area, mountains 46, deserts fair with rising high clouds and cooler lows around 2h. Follow regional forecasts for exact details.
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