Thousands of rock fans fill roads amid festival legal fight
Rock fans flood rural roads near McCrea Louisiana as promoters, parish officials, and state authorities negotiate over a 28 dollar ticket festival. Baton Rouge courts weigh sanitary standards while crowds swell toward an estimated 100000. The site along the Atchafalaya River remains under emergency bans and potential compromise.
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Mccrea
Baton
Baton Rouge
Pointe Coupee Parish
State Health Department
U.S
Gordon West
West
Atchafalaya River
Reagan to address welfare and tax reform before Legislature
Sacramento reports Reagan will present welfare and tax reform to the public from Town Hall and a Los Angeles business forum. The broadcast may reach six TV stations and live radio, funded by a citizens committee. Beilenson’s welfare bill faces Senate hearings amid Republican opposition and budget debate.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Town Hall
Los Angeles
Citizens Committee
Robert B. Carlesen
Beilenson
Senate
John Holmdahl
Moakland
Finance Committee
California Senate Hears Parole, Education, and Crimes Bills
The Sacramento summary notes AB 143 by Brathwaite of Los Angeles proposes parole proof and five year rehab evidence for marijuana offenses. Moscone of San Francisco backs bar membership fee and client restitution fund. Advertising repeal targets felon ads and birth control devices. SBSP Rodan of Sacramento backs sex education disclosure limits. Crimes aims to delay indictments for voluntary manslaughter up to three years after discovery. Electoral proposal seeks to modify the president election safeguard amendment.
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Brathwaite
Los Angeles
Murpry
Senate
Moscone
D-San Branciaca
SBSP
Rodan
D.sacramaria
Wes
Carpenter
Mewport Beach
Reagan ends welfare threat with higher California aid
Gov. Ronald Reagan announces a 214 percent rise in state welfare payments since June 1, accepted by the federal government to satisfy a cost of living requirement and avert cutting California’s $700 million annual welfare funds. He oppose broad cuts, proposes a reform to align state law, and notes pending Supreme Court review of related rules.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Reagan
California
HEW
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Dorn seeks constitutional ban on using property taxes for welfare
County Supervisor War ren Dorn urged the 1971 Legislature to propose a constitutional amendment prohibiting property tax use for welfare. He cited Los Angeles County costs of 285 million and over one million welfare recipients. Dorn urged funding shifts and noted private initiative hurdles.
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Warren Dorn
Los Angeles
Reagan
Sacramento
Dorn
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Charles Dixon Wit
Robinson
Modesto
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