Reagan warns on tax boost in face of budget deficit
Sacramento Gov. Reagan says Democrats face a showdown over tax increases to balance the $6.79 billion budget. He refuses to sign new taxes to fund local schools unless welfare and Medi‑Cal reforms are enacted, claiming the remaining deficit can be managed without higher levies. He criticizes county opposition as misinformed and notes vetoes on an earlier $100 million school funding increase.
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New York Denies Welfare Aid to New Residents
Welfare applicants from 16 families were refused in the first week after a new state residency rule took effect on July 1. The state law requires one year of residency for aid and provides out of state transport for those ineligible. Eulogio Rojas and family received bus tickets and expenses back to Los Angeles. others sought to stay on their own. Officials expect the measure to save 39 million this year. A related legal challenge seeks to test residency rules amid ongoing cases in Buffalo and Nassau County.
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Mario C. Gambacerta
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Pedro Lopez
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Long Island
State workers in L A favor strike over veto
Los Angeles area chapter leaders of the California State Employees Association say 183,000 state workers may strike or use sanctions after Gov. Reagan vetoed a 5 percent salary increase. Art Zimmerman reports Chapter 4 of about 3,500 members voted by a 2 to 1 margin for sanctions. Early results from other chapters indicate support for similar actions.
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Teachers Seek Veto Override in Budget Clash
In Burlingame the California Teachers Association mobilizes its 175,000 members to urge the Legislature to override Gov. Reagan's budget cuts. CTA president L Gordon Biltle denounces Reagan as a robber baron and says the governor balanced the budget at the expense of ordinary citizens.
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Powerful A bomb test fired at Yucca Basin
A prototype atomic explosive, named Miniata, was detonated underground near Yucca Basin 1,735 feet beneath the desert. The 80,000 ton blast lifted the ground, with shock waves felt 12 miles away and at Las Vegas. The AEC found no immediate ground zero radiation and envisions selling similar devices for fracturing sandstone to access vast Midland and Rocky Mountain gas reserves. President Nixon highlighted natural gas as a national urgency.
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Viet general called heroin trafficker amid drug concerns
Senate testimony links Southeast Asian officials to illicit narcotics trafficking affecting U.S. personnel. Rep. Steele names South Vietnamese Gen Ngo Dzu as a chief trafficker, with details cited from hard intelligence. Mitch ell declines to identify individuals publicly without State Dept clearance.
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Steele
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South Vietnam
Abbreviated California Bills Reported In Assembly and Senate
The Sacramento listing notes AB 256 by Mace proposes odometer disclosure at sale of vehicles under 5001 pounds by private parties or dealers, with exceptions. Other entries include AB 27 on horse racing zones, AB 23 on tenure in public schools, AB 1660 on Bay dredging regulation, AB 2702 on prison rule publication, AB 2718 on welfare policy disclosure, AB 159% on welfare careload reporting, AB 209 on state employee continuity, and memorials AC R 15 and SB 576 on various recognitions.
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