GOP Reverses Votes On School Funds Bill
The Assembly debates AB 606 to boost Long Beach school financing. Bee and Dent push a $372 million package amid GOP opposition and Reagan veto threats. A party switch by Republicans alters the tally with 11 shifting from no to yes after earlier refusals.
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Natural Gas Device for Car Use Pushed
Washington UPI The Pacific Lighting Corp. develops a $300 natural gas conversion kit for cars to reduce smog, to be sold by Natural Gas Vehicles Inc. Edward Falck and Smith Griswold tout advantages over conventional pollution controls, claiming natural gas remains clean with no deterioration, even in older vehicles.
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Natural Gas Vehicles, Inc
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Falck
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Griswold
Nixon Signals Crisis in Medical Care
President Nixon warned of a massive crisis in health care over the next two to three years and warned of a breakdown in delivery unless immediate action by government and private sector is taken. Finches and Egeberg outlined a multi faceted plan including tighter Medicaid controls and new reviews to curb costs and expand capacity.
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Quackery Murder Sentence Reversed Then Upheld
Details the Linda Epping case from California where Herman Phillips claimed cures for eye cancer without surgery leading to Linda’s death. After multiple trials on felony murder charges, the state overturned convictions due to jury instruction errors, yet Phillips was retried and convicted again. Later, a separate report notes Kim Jong Tae, a Korea spy, hanged in Seoul for pro North Korea guerrilla activity and a $118,200 payoff.
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Ucla Medical Center
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South Korea
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Hayakawa Named S F State Proxy Amid Campus Tensions
San Francisco State University trustees named lost in the governance struggle Hayakawa as a proxy to stabilize the administration and represent minority groups. Meetings with campus representatives led to plans for advisory boards and new educational programs before September. Governors and faculty groups criticized the selection process, while Reagan and Dumke defended it. The board extended full support to Hayakawa and three other newly named college chief executives including McCune Gatlin and Burns.
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Ellis E. McCune
California State
Hayward
Carl Gatlin
Stanislaus State
San Jose
Hobert W. Burns
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