Reagan signs record California budget amid inflation surge
Reagan signs a large California budget boosting state support for schools by 170 million and higher education by 85 million while allocating 1 billion for tax relief programs. The budget raises pay for state workers and university staff, trims 107 million via vetoes, and delays final approval until 52 hours before the new fiscal year.
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Jury rules Maheu was defamed in Hughes suit
Federal jury rules in favor of Robert A. Maheu in his 17.3 million defamation suit against Howard Hughes. Damages to be determined in a separate phase within two months after four days of deliberation over four months of testimony from a January 1972 telephonic news conference. The voice, said to be Hughes, denied connection with a biography later branded a fraud.
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Mrs King Sr Shot to Death in Church Worship
A gunman killed Mrs. King Sr during Sunday worship at Ebenezer Baptist Church while she played The Lord's Prayer on the organ. Police said the attacker claimed a conspiracy against civil rights leaders as officers and congregants fled. The Rev. King Sr. was unharmed. Mrs. King died at Grady Hospital after immediate treatment. Funeral plans were announced with services set for Tuesday at Ebenezer.
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Mrs King Shot Dead at Ebenezer Church in Atlanta
Nixon expressed sadness over Mrs. King’s death after she was shot at the Ebenezer Baptist Church organ in Atlanta. Presidents, legislators, and figures like Rosa Parks and Jimmy Carter offered condolences, praising her as gracious and a church woman while noting the nation’s grief and the broader civil rights legacy.
Panic blaze in New York leaves dozens dead
Survivors recount brutal crush at the stairs as flames and smoke swept a city restaurant. Investigators seek the cause while Medical Examiner Dr Henry Siegel works to ID the dead, with families awaiting news amid resignation and despair.
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Nixon Brezhnev agree on nuclear control goal
At Yalta and Minsk Nixon and Brezhnev pursued steps to advance arms talks while cautioning that a broad strategic arms limit may not be possible this week. Kissinger joined talks in Moscow with Gromyko as Nixon limped from phlebitis. Minsk welcomed him to 30th liberation anniversary amid large crowds. Nixon planned a nationwide address from Caribou Maine after returning.
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