Senate votes to halt SST funding despite industry push
After a Senate defeat on funding, an $864 million SST project faced layoff waves of up to 14,000 workers. Boeing, Magruder and others warned of private financing challenges while Tokyo reports floated foreign bids. Critics labeled the vote a setback to American aviation leadership, with appeals for alternative financing and a long road ahead for SST hopes.
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Senate Rejects Further Federal Financing Amid Turbulent Vote
Fragmented, OCR riddled text shows Senate opposition to additional federal funding with party names and numerous senator mentions. Amid confusion, the vote tally hints at Republicans opposing and Democrats largely supporting, though exact counts are unclear due to garbled source.
Enrollment leaders among California junior colleges
Long Beach City College leads California with 26,810 full and part time students, followed by Los Angeles Valley 18,269 Los Angeles City 18,063 and City College of San Francisco 16,683 Orange Coast and Santa Monica 16,001. The Actions Line section also notes a separate discussion on church tax exemptions and alimony rules.
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Plane firm layoffs loom after SST funding setback
The aerospace industry faces layoffs as Senate action halts SST funding. One in ten Seattle area workers has already lost jobs amid low morale. North American Rockwell in El Segundo may furlough about 640 staff on a $34.2 million SST contract. Northrop, Garrett AiResearch and Rohr, along with other California firms, are evaluating impact as about 3,200 workers see pay cuts on SST projects.
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Nixon Proposes Merging Agencies Into New Economic Affairs Dept
Nixon argues for abolishing several federal departments and independent agencies and creating a Department of Economic Affairs. The plan would absorb Interior’s Forest and Soil programs, Army Corps civil functions, Atomic Energy Commission civilian power, and parts of Transport and Commerce. He claims the new department would coordinate education, death, and economic efforts more effectively.
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Viet casualties rate 60 percent in Laos campaign
Reports from front lines indicate South Vietnamese marines ordered back to Co Roc Ridge inside Laos to block potential shelling of Allied bases as U S aircraft pound the area North Vietnamese artillery and a tank column try to disrupt the pullback U S helicopters continue operations and base closures advance with Khe Sanh and Lao Bao fronts under reassessment casualties tallied across all forces total 44 730 Americans killed and 123 394 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong dead
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Wounded Newsman William Warton In Serious Condition
American war correspondent William Warton, age 30, remained in very serious condition today at a U.S. military hospital in Japan after being seriously wounded in Saigon earlier this month.
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Fleeing theft suspect shot down by deputy
Lee Young 21 of Willowbrook was killed after allegedly fleeing from sheriffs deputies at Hawthorne Community Hospital. Deputies say Young resisted, slipped on a sidewalk, broke his nose, and escaped through a bathroom window before Brelsford’s service revolver discharged during the pursuit. The truck he drove had been hot wired and a pistol lay nearby.
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Welfare cutbacks ruled out in California court ruling
The court rejected a 1970 midget act reading that would let the director of social welfare convert California’s plan from full need payments to a percentage reduction system. It also struck down a $44.45 per person monthly standard of need, saying the standard must reflect local prices. Minutes after the decision, Assembly Welfare Committee chair William T. Bagley announced amendments to bills to limit rate cuts, with hearings set for next Wednesday.
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