Reagan shifts to initiative on 852 million tax rebate
Gov. Ronald Reagan says prospects are extremely remote that his 852 million tax rebate will exit committee and plans an initiative campaign to bring the measure to voters in Sacramento.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
3
Gov. Ronald Reagan says prospects are extremely remote that his 852 million tax rebate will exit committee and plans an initiative campaign to bring the measure to voters in Sacramento.
A federal appeals court reversed conspiracy and bribery convictions of former Texas representative John Dowdy, upholding three perjury counts while sending the case back to the government to decide if a new trial is warranted. Dowdy contends electronic surveillance was improperly admitted. the panel ruled five counts were tainted by speech or debate protections.
VALLEY FORGE PA. fi Chief Warrant Officer Joseph Rose III, a Vietnam POW, married Donna Steele in a brief Army hospital chapel ceremony after arriving home for medical checkups. The couple, engaged six years, wed with camera kisses and a packed service as family and fellow former prisoners attended.
Two Fort MacArthur soldiers and a California National Guard sergeant were killed instantly in an ammunition pit explosion at Fort Irwin, forty miles northeast of Barstow. Roy Phillips and Darrell Helton, both from Fort MacArthur, had brought unserviceable ordnance for disposal. Sgt J C Phillip Strang, a National Guard member, joined to assist. The army is investigating the incident.
Bermuda police began rounding up all registered hand guns under a state of emergency after the assassination of Gov Richard Sharples. Police disclosed the killings were with pistols not machine guns, and said surrendered firearms would be returned after ballistics tests. Sharples and Capt Hugh Sayers were killed on the estate grounds after a dinner party, with the Great Dane also shot.
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