Deadlock Broken as Reagan tax bill advances
Sacramento Gov. Reagan’s $1 billion tax plan clears four months of committee stalemate as the Finance Committee sends the measure to the full Senate with broad support. The bill funds a $5.08 billion budget, reduces state debt, raises taxes across many sectors, and preserves major features while dropping direct property tax relief. The package faces a 27-vote Senate hurdle and later Assembly hearings as negotiators push toward funding schools and elderly tax relief while extending debt repayment this year.
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Reagan
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Democrats
Finance Committee
George Deukmefian
Ry “Ang Beach
Fornia
Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
Miller
Trial date set for Kirschke in Los Angeles case
Kirschke’s trial, originally debated for Long Beach, will be held in Los Angeles before Superior Court Judge Kathleen Parker. The decision follows concerns over impartial juries after recent Supreme Court rulings and press coverage. Kirschke, 43, appeared relaxed with his son Douglas, 23, at the hearing amid ongoing defense deliberations.
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Sevnerman
Ramsey
Long Beach
John F. McCarthy
Calender
Kirschke
Los Angeles
Feinerman
Supreme Court
Billie Lo] Estes
Sam Sheppard
Estes
Sheppard
Kirshke
Superior Court
Kathleen Parker
Elaine
Orville William Crankhan
Rivo Alto Canal
Feinermann
Douglas
Colorad State University
Yanks face massive barrage near demilitarized zone
North Vietnamese artillery and SAM fire hit Marine outposts Con Thien Dong Ha and Gio Linh near the DMZ. Marines counterattacked inflicting heavy enemy losses as B52s conducted a large night bombing run and U S jets targeted Hanoi area facilities.
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Leathernecks
Skyhawk
Con Thien
Dong Ha
Gio Linh
Dday
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Intelligents
Yanks Bomb Viet Cong Mine Team North of Saigon
U S Army helicopters spotted a Viet Cong group planting mines on a road about 74 miles north of Saigon. Crews reported at least three killed after a surprise air assault. Capt Harry Gaw and Lt William Edwards described heavy fire and rockets triggering secondary blasts as the unit withdrew.
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Harry Gaw
Kowski
Annandale
William J. Edwards
Long Beach
Calif
Charlie
Edward
Steve Hickman
Bayview
Idaho
McNamara Update Sees Pressure to Expand Vietnam War effort
Officials report progress in stabilizing the economy and morale among South Vietnamese troops. Yet sources warn the South Vietnamese army needs stronger leadership and training for pacification as U.S. troop requests rise. Westmoreland seeks up to 100000 more troops beyond 475000, with decisions looming from the conference. Military briefings and on the ground checks follow in Saigon and the field.
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Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Vietnam
Westmoreland
North Vietnam
Bunker
Vietnam
Ike to Enter Hospital for Dental Work and Checkup
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will enter Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington on July 10 for dental work and a routine examination. His aide Brig. Gen. Robert L. Schulz said the stay should last about a couple of days, and appointments will be rescheduled.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Eisenhower
Robert L. Schulz
Professor Wise Slain and Two Wounded by Sniper Fire
A sniper opened fire from a second story home wounding Mrs Baxter and others while two professors were expected to be fired later today. Police seized more than ten rifles including a U S Army automatic and two submachine guns. The gunman wounded three and killed Webster and his wife before surrendering after a standoff.
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Webster
Cllice
Marine Jets Fall in Sea Die in Crash Near Oceanside
A Phantom from Miramar crashed 12 000 feet over the ocean ten miles off Oceanside. Two pilots died, two survived after ejecting. Island Queen rushed to the scene aiding Coast Guardsmen who recovered one body and searched wreckage.
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Cane Higgins
T. G. Miner
Mary
Stonehedge Place
Santa Ana
Lance P. Lieb
Miramar
John C. Tanner
William R. Moore
San Diego
Oceanside
Camper Linked to Border Killings Suspect Vehicle Found in Mexico
FBI confirms report that a camper tied to the June killings of two U S border patrol officers has been located in Mexico near Guadalajara. A U S citizen suspect was in custody, with the camper allegedly seized in the past week. The vehicle was linked to Victor J Bono, 28, of San Francisco, who bought it under an assumed name last May.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Mexico
FBI
Guadalajara
Victor J. Bono
San Francisco
Bong
Florencio Malong
Montoya
Alfred
Harold
George Aatak
Theodore Newton Jr Bono
Perris
Malong
Los Angeles
Thl
Homeland
Calif
San Pedro
Serak
Newton
Fallbrank
Riverside County
Ania
State 79
Oak Grove
San Diego County
Aye
43 Die as Bus Crashes Into Train
A bus collided with an express train 150 miles northwest of Bangkok, killing 43 passengers including women and children. The driver, owner of the bus, leaped free but was later arrested on negligent homicide charges after attempting to flee Korat railway station. The bus carried 86 people, with 10 on the roof. only the driver and roof riders survived largely unharmed.
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Bangkok
UPI
Here
Korat
British Leftwinger Zilliacus Dies
Ronni Zilliacus, 72, a firebrand leftwing labor politician, author, linguist and journalist, died Thursday in London. He had been expelled from the British Labour Party and faced multiple threatened expulsions, serving as MP for a Manchester constituency at the time of his death.
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London
UPI
Ronni Zilliacus
Zilligcua
Labor Party
Manchester
Reagan Gain as Choice of GOP in 68
Gov Ronald Reagan rises to a strong third place among California Republicans in the Mervin Field poll on the 1988 GOP presidential nomination. Nixon leads with 33 percent, Romney 23, Reagan 15, Rockefeller 10. Reagan's share doubles since May.
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Ronald Reagan
Mervin Field
California
Richard Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Reagan
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Romney
Field
Firefighters Attacked by Youths in Watts Blaze Incident
About 400 youths stoned and threatened city firemen responding to a car fire on 103rd Street Watts. Battalion Chief Paul Augustine said 24 firefighters were pelted with bottles and rocks and cursed as they tried to lay hoses. Firemen abandoned the burning car. police quickly dispersed the crowd and protected crews. No injuries were reported. Augustine suspects the arson was deliberate to lure firefighters into the area for abuse.
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CNS
Paul Augustine
103Rd Street
Loug Dillon Avenue
Grape Street
Augustine
F. L. Brittell
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