South Vietnamese push to retake Quang Tri drives in
South Vietnamese paratroopers marines and armored units drove into Quang Tri Province surpassing 10 000 forces as U S air and naval bombardment intensified The government reported 235 enemy dead and 7 friendly deaths as forces penetrated five miles in places along a 12 mile front Despite censorship the operation aimed to reclaim Quang Tri which fell to the North on May 4 Also air strikes hit Hanoi area aviation facilities as US ships shelled shore targets near Hue and My Chanh River defenses
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New school reform plan outlined in Capitol talks
Key negotiators unveiled a compromise aiming to curb property taxes while funding a state school system. Heavier reliance on sales taxes is proposed, with urban factors and increased aid to poorer districts. Early childhood aims for 3 years 9 months start. full $1 billion five year plan not financed.
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Kenneth Cory
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Aide resigns after Sylmar Tunnel blast criticism
William Hern, state director of industrial relations, resigns citing desire to return to private business. Governor's office notes he will stay on until August. Hern faced mounting criticism since last year's Sylmar Tunnel explosion that killed 17. Lars Coke confirms resignation and cites pressure on Hern.
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Action line on sold puppies prompts recovery questions
A reader seeks help to recover money or puppies after a seller did not deliver or send payment. The text covers a local shop owner in Yorba Linda, a tax refund application, and questions about mandatory retirement plans for Los Angeles County educators. It notes steps to obtain patent plans and discusses pension withholding, Social Security, and potential state law changes.
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Action Link
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Newberry Pet Center
Yorba Linda
Los Angeles
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Hearing examiner clears McGovern California win
A California ruling by a hearing examiner clears McGovern of any Democratic reform rule violations in the winner-take-all primary. The decision, combined with a Illinois delegation ruling, could push McGovern well over the 1,509 delegate threshold and keep California’s 271 pledged delegates plus 59 from Illinois. The ruling faces a credentials committee showdown with Humphrey supporters contesting the California delegation.
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Democratic Party Credentials Committee
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McGovern
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Sacramento
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Marshall
Arthur Toll
Los Angeles
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Toll
McGovern Democratic Reform Commission
Stan Bregman
Humphrey
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Vie
Muskie
Cecil Poole
U.S
San Francisco
Richard Daly
Poole
Lands and puts off L B tax hearing
SACRAMENTO The State Lands Commission meeting planned for today has been postponed to July 6. Executive officer Frank J. Hortig announced the panel will take up at the July meeting the ratification of a settlement of tax litigation involving the city of Long Beach and several major companies.
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State Lands Commission
Frank J. Hortig
Commission
Long Beach
Hortig
Cranston aide charged in drugging of Playboy Bunny
Toyes Williams, 23, a former Playboy Bunny turned actress, testified she was served spiked grape juice at Marcus’s Coldwater Canyon home on March 23. She said she was drugged with MDA, beaten, held against her will, and Marcus assaulted her. Cranston allegedly supplied the drink. Williams filed a $13 million suit against Cranston Marcus and 40 others, seeking damages for paralysis, speech loss, and psychological trauma.
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Marcus Luxurious Coldwater Canyon
Cranston
Marcus
John Does
Miss. Williams
Nixon halts draftee assignments to Vietnam
Nixon pauses assigning draftees to Vietnam and hints at future troop cuts. Ziegler says any cease fire could end U S air and naval needs, noting 53 000 U S personnel in Thailand and 25 000 added nearby since the start of the offensive. He calls the increase minuscule versus withdrawals since 1949.
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U.S
United States
Thailand
Vietnam
Ziegler
Gas truck blast engulfs police in Steubenville
A gas line tanker carrying 8600 gallons exploded near Steubenville Ohio re burning two patrolmen Tom McGough and Leonard Lamtrice in Mercy Hospital with third degree burns over 9 percent of their bodies. The driver escaped unharmed and the crash destroyed a police cruiser six city buses and a barn and damaged two houses.
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UPI
Tom McGough
Leonard Lamatrice
Steubenville
Mercy Hospital
Fittsburgh
Steubenville Bus Ca
31 Narcotics Arrests at Long Beach Arena during Led Zeppelin Show
Police report 61 narcotics arrests made Tuesday night at the Long Beach Arena during a Led Zeppelin concert attended by 14 000 fans. 13 minors and 18 adults were arrested by narcotics and juvenile officers led by James Miller. Most arrests involved marijuana. one youth overdosed and was treated at St Mary's Hospital. Offenders were booked at the arena unit, with youths sent to the juvenile division and adults jailed. No serious incidents were reported.
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Zepplin
James Miller
Miller
St. Mary's Hospital
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