Solon targets U S aid to Laos mercenaries in Laos
Senator Clifford P Case assails the Nixon administration for inconsistency in funding Thai and other irregular forces fighting in Laos. He calls for full disclosure of costs personnel and agreements under the Laos military aid program. He notes U S taxpayers finance about 360 million annually with air war costs rising.
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Clifford P. Case
Congress
Laos
New Jersey
Case
State Department
Thailand
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Umder
Department of Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Assembly pushes no fault auto insurance bill to Senate
The California Assembly approved a no fault auto insurance bill setting a $10,000 damage claim limit and sending it to the Senate on a 44-96 vote. Assemblyman Jack Fenton said the measure would speed settlements and lower premiums, while opponents the California Trial Lawyers Association dismissed it as flawed. The package by Senator Harmer was earlier gutted. main no fault element would be payment by a driver’s own insurer regardless of fault with 100000 cap for certain claims and arbitration for lower amounts.
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Assembly
Senate
Jack Fenton
D-Montebello
California ‘Trial Lawyers Association
Fenton
John Harmer
Glendale
Harmer
Nofault Insurance
Reagan snubs Run for Peace youths at Capitol
San Diego runners arrived in Sacramento seeking a meeting with Gov. Reagan but were told he was unavailable due to discussions with six lawmakers on welfare reform. The group left a folded flag and departed after about 15 minutes as a peace run proceeds from San Diego to Sacramento.
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Sacramento
San Diego
Capitol
Reagan
Women's status panel survives vote in California
SACRAMENTO UP I The Senate voted to maintain the Commission on the Status of Women despite a complaint that the panel wastes taxpayers money. Assemblyman Waddie P Deddeh D Chula Vista led the measure returned on a 35 3 vote for concurrence in amendments The proposal would appropriate 45500 for the commission which has existed for several years to study women's educational and employment problems needs and opportunities.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Commission On the Status of Women
Waddie P. Deddeh
State won't seek coed killer's death in Kanes case
The Napa jury in Walter Williams’s penalty trial was dismissed after the prosecutor said he would not seek Williams’s death for the killing of coed Lynda Kanes. Williams, 57, was previously convicted of first degree murder by a seven to seven, five woman jury. The defense plans a new trial and a bid to reduce charges to second degree murder.
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Lynda Kanes
John T. Murphy
Superior Court
William Blanckenburg
Frank Dunlap
Miss Kanes
Dunlap
Assembly clears plan to decentralize L A schools
SACRAMENTO The Assembly voted 58 to 6 to allow the Los Angeles City School District to institute a modified decentralization plan. Assemblyman Charles Warren said the measure is a finely tuned compromise drawn from community meetings after Governor Reagan vetoed a decentralization measure last year. The plan would let the district, the nation’s second largest, set up several regional administrative centers with the new system evaluated in three years.
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Los Angeles
Charles Warren
Senate
Warren
Reagan
Assembly OKs newsmen bill in California
The California Assembly passed a bill protecting newsmen from being forced to reveal sources. The measure, approved 46 to 10, would prohibit courts or any government body from holding broadcasters or newspaper reporters in contempt for not disclosing sources and moved to the Senate for further action.
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Sacramento
Senate
Alan Siaroty
Senate backs men’s lib bill for 18 year olds to wed
In Sacramento the Senate passed a bill described as a men’s lib measure allowing males 18 to wed without parental consent, sending the proposal by Sen. Ralph C. Dills to the Assembly on a 21-5 vote. Dills called it a “man’s lib bill” while Sen. Clark L. Bradley argued it risks encouraging early marriage and urged focusing on education.
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UPI
Senate
Ralph C. Dills
D-Gardena
Med
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Dills
Clark L. Bradley
Agnew completes 31 day world trip with NATO talks
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew wrapped up a 31 day journey that took him through Korea Singapore India Kuwait Saudi Arabia Ethiopia Kenya the Congo Spain Morocco and Portugal. In Lisbon he met Premier Marcello Caetano and dined at the American Embassy before flying to Andrews Air Force Base. He said the trip sought to reinforce U S commitments and gain firsthand views on Middle East issues while strengthening NATO ties.
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Agnew
Portugal
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Portela
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Frank
Guese
NATO Alliance
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Singapore
India
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Congo
Spain
Morocco
U.S
Middle East
Long Beach State faculty urge budget restore and pay raises
Long Beach State College students and faculty press a council resolution to urge California lawmakers to override Reagan budget cuts to faculty and deny cost of living raises for 1971-72. Gerald Gamble cites 47 faculty losses and 1,000 additional students, warning of strained bargaining between faculty and administration.
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Wouncmen
California
Gerald P. Gamble
Associated Students of California State College At
Gamble
Reagan
CSLB
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