Welfare and College Cuts Urged to Meet Budget
Governor Orr outlined a $21.5 million welfare reduction and $10 million in homemaker and attendant services cuts as part of a broader $173 million deficit mitigation. He blamed federal policies and rising welfare rolls while urging reductions in higher education funding and state university raises. Senate and Assembly committees prepared further revision options as Reagan’s changes loom.
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Jess Unruh
Unruh
Mucil
Nixon
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
Robert Finch
Finch
United States ‘Supreme Court
California
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
University of California
Post
Long Beach Tidelands
Queen Mary
Assembly Ways and Means
Two UCLA Editors Held on Obscenity Suspicion
Two UCLA editors face misdemeanor charges for distribution and exhibition of obscene material to minors after a photograph used May 27 depicted a graveyard scene with a Catholic gravestone and a man dressed as a priest. Davis claimed the image showed a sex act and noted three municipal judges reviewed it before warrants issued.
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Davis
Army mail woes and four horsemen query answered
A reader asks how to assure Army mail to Vietnam son reaches him with correct APO details and unit attachment. the responder suggests contacting the unit commander and Red Cross locator service. The second item explains the four horsemen in Revelation, War on red, Conquest white, Pestilence famine black, Death pale, with symbolic meaning.
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Army
G.A.P
Long Beach
Vi Sheridan
Ft. MacArthur
145Th Signal No
Red Cross
R.B.B
St. John the Divine
Graining Tools Prove Scarce as Old Methods Fade
ACTION LINE reports the classic graining bone is hard to find. A modern graining tool made of wood and rubber is available at Bay View Paint Center 2047 Western Ave San Pedro for 6.95. Graining or grafito is a fading craft as stores drop graining tools in favor of cheesecloth or brushes.
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D.B
Long Beach
A. Action Line
Bay View
Western Ave
San Pedro
Assassin’s Shots Miss Hussein in Crossfire
Civilians lay dead near a hotel as Jordanian forces press an offensive against the Suetrillas. Government troops seal ambushes citywide while guerrilla headquarters come under attack on the outskirts. Guerrillas occupy hillside houses and set roadblocks as the commercial district empties and ambulances respond. Many guerrillas are reported killed or wounded.
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Israel
Jordan
Quake Leaves 20,000 Homeless in Soviet City
MOSCOW reports a Friday earthquake hit Przhalovsk in the Kirghizia SFSR harming about 5,000 buildings and leaving some 20,000 people homeless. Tass says the quake measured on the Richter scale with medical teams deployed and other measures organized. The affected region lies roughly 1,500 miles southeast of Moscow.
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UPD
Przhalovsk
Soviet Republic of
Kirghizia
Tass
Yass
Halt Beret Drill Ends After 7 Killed at Fort Bragg
Seven soldiers were killed and five injured in an explosion during Green Beret demolition training at Fort Bragg. General Be. M. Flanagan ordered all training halted until a complete procedures review could be completed. Army officials will determine causes and implement safety measures before resuming activities.
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Fort Bragg, N.C
UPL
Green Berets
BE. M, Flanagan
Ernest J. Bryan
Philip N. Schnicke
Fayetteville
Spec
Ronald E. Peckett
Smyras
Schnicke
Madison
Wis
Pye
Planagan
Youth Fatally Fires Attacker in Domestic Trouble
A mother and her son hid as Mitchell, her estranged husband, battered the door of their house. The son retrieved a rifle and shot as Mitchell entered. Three of Mitchell’s children waited outside in his pickup. In a separate incident, a training range accident in North Carolina killed seven Green Berets and injured five when a TNT detonation prematurely exploded. The Army ordered a halt to training pending review.
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Mitchell
1.C
New York Plans First Million Dollar Superlottery
State lottery officials announced the state will launch a million dollar superlottery with $3 tickets for the top prize going on sale Friday. The top prize may be paid in $50,000 installments over 20 years to reduce taxes, plus a $100,000 second prize, $50,000 third prize, $25,000 fourth prize, ten $5,000 fifth prizes and 330 other prizes down to $1,000. In Sacramento, Richard K. Velinek, 24, a former Municipal Court cashier, pleaded guilty to pocketing $1,800 in traffic fines.
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New York
Sacramento
Richard K. Velinek
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