Graham and Nixon among 1967 news items in Canada
Reports from Surda Ont feature Miss Universe runner up Margareta Arvidssen denouncing mini skirts while Billy Graham defends the fashion trend and plans a London crusade. In Lagos Nixon urges peace with territorial integrity, criticizes Soviet Africa policy, and sails toward Israel on a four continent tour.
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Broadway Composer Harold Levey Dies at 73
Harold A. Levy, 73, composer and conductor who wrote music for Broadway shows Lady Billy and The Clinging Vine, died of a heart attack Thursday. He served as music director for Armstrong Circle Theater on television and earlier directed music for two radio serials.
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Budget Moves to Senate Amid Closed Doors
Sacramento reports the Senate Finance Committee approved a $5 billion plus budget with Gov. Reagan’s economies pared back. Senate chair George Miller Jr said the eventual figure will be below the Assembly’s $5.15 billion. The panel restored funds to Mental Hygiene and added beds for the mentally retarded, while defense of mental health funding was emphasized as adequate. The plan now goes to the Senate floor for a vote, then back to the Assembly. Reagan had proposed $4.42 billion, later raised to $5.06 billion.
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California Senate backs display rule repeal for car registrations
Sacramento A bill to drop the display requirement for motor vehicle registrations won Senate approval. The measure would let registration cards be kept anywhere in a vehicle to reduce exposure of owners addresses and finance company names. It passed unanimously and returns to the Assembly for minor amendments.
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California measures aim at military weapons for film makers
Hollywood producers face new rules as California lawmakers push bills targeting manufacturing possession and handling of military type arms. The strongest proposal labels such weapons a public nuisance with prison terms up to three years and fines up to five thousand dollars. The measure targets rockets missiles anti tank devices mortars bombs grenades and weapons above .60 caliber. Authorities say the moves seek to curb zealots and would align with NRA and peace officer groups. Armed Californians have previously acted at the State Capitol and in distant locales.
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Solons OK UK State Aides Pay Raise Passed by Assembly
The California Assembly approved a bill to raise salaries for statewide constitutional officers except Governor Ronald Reagan and grant $3,000 expense accounts. The pay increases raise lieutenant governor secretary of state state controller state treasurer and superintendent from 25000 to 30000 and the attorney general from 32000 to 35000, effective after current terms. Reagan’s pay remains unchanged as he did not seek a raise.
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California Abortion Law Signed by Gov Reagan
Governor Reagan signs a bill modernizing California abortion law despite reservations. The measure allows abortions for health risks, forcible or statutory rape, or incest, under panel approval and within 20 weeks, with a 90 day implementation. Senate sponsor Bellenson defends the reform amid Catholic opposition and public mail campaigns.
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