Reagan Says He Will Keep Cattle Ranching In Montana
Governor Reagan states he will remain a cattle owner as long as affordable, insisting his cattle investments are not tax shelters. He notes 20 years interest in livestock and confirms owning cattle while acknowledging past tax reverses and a Riverside County ranch purchase. He also cites Oppenheimer Industries as managing cattle assets.
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Reagan
California
Sacramento Bee
New York Times
Oppenheimer Industries Inc
New England
Riverside County
Bee
Oppenheimer
Reagan Cattle Co
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Massachusetts
Paul Beck
Airport Thefts of Secrets Spark Senate Testimony
Robert F. Kudak testified before the Senate investigations subcommittee about a $100 million mail theft ring that stole securities diamonds travelers checks furs cash and top secret documents from U.S. registered mail. He claimed the loot funded fences in New York and New Jersey and that some papers were burned or cast into the sea. Kudak said he avoided espionage aims and feared for his safety due to possible retaliation.
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Senate
Robert F. Kudak
U.S
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New Jersey
Kudak
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
John F. Kennedy International
FBI
Jacksonville
Fla
Englin Air Force Base
Department of the Army
Central Intelligence Agency
Charles H. Percy
R-Iil
New York Times
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Vietnam
Chicago
O'Hare International
O‘hare
Rosemount
Ballerina And Manager-Husband Renovate Death Valley Showcase
Marta Becket and her manager husband Tom Williams transformed the Amargosa Opera House in Death Valley Junction, turning a decaying hall into a thriving showcase. They report a belated successful season, busloads turned away, and tax filing for the first time. Marta, former Broadway dancer, paints sets and composes music while supporting Cindy Davis, a 16-year-old Shoshone pupil, with hopes for a scholarship in Santa Fe.
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Gene Handsaker
Death Valley Junction
Marta Becket
Tom Williams
Marta
Amargosa Opera House
Williams
Tom
New York
Associated Press
Cindy Davis
Cindy
Santa Fe
N.M
Labor Leaders Split Over Loan To Lockheed Aircraft
AFL-CIO President George Meany urges a $250 million government loan guarantee to keep Lockheed solvent and save about 45,700 jobs across 35 states. UAW President Leonard Woodcock warns the bailout risks public funds and questions whether it would actually save Lockheed.
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Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Senate Banking Committee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Lockheed
Labor Federation
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
Deputies Storm Nike Missile Base Evict Squatters
About 100 Richmond police, sheriff's deputies and soldiers stormed an abandoned Nike missile base in Tilden Park at 5 a.m. and began evicting the squatters. The Indians who had seized the 79 acre site earlier said they were unarmed but prepared to stay.
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Richmond
Calif
Tilden Park
Smoking On Campus Bill Rejected In Assembly Vote
Sacramento AP reports the Assembly defeated a bill to legalize student smoking on high school campuses. The measure, authored by Assemblyman Frank Murphy of Santa Cruz, was approved by 19 votes to 42 against, with Murphy calling it facing reality.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Frank Murphy
University Growth To Subside In Ten Years Says UC President
Charles J. Hitch predicts rapid postwar growth at the University of California will plateau by 1980. He cites expanded graduate training, persistent needs in medicine and health sciences, and a broadened role in environmental and urban problems. The system aims to widen access via evening classes and independent study.
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Riverside
University of California
Charles J. Hitch
Berkeley
Los Angeles
Reagan May Veto Entire Budget Amid Fiscal Deadlock
The rift between Democrats and Gov. Reagan over welfare reform risks triggering a full budget veto. With the budget growing from 6.74 billion to as high as 7.48 billion, aides warn a veto could occur if tax increases are pressed. Reagan insists no tax hike and seeks welfare reform to balance the books.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
California Assembly and Senate Action on Taxes and Campaigns
The Assembly advanced bills including a five percent tax on drinks sold in bars AB1617 and measures on ballot statement language in Spanish AB2577 and sign permit fees AB1958. The Senate sent AB496 and AB369 to the Governor addressing freeway segments and cigarette taxes, with SCR 93 urging parking privileges for campers.
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Associated Press
Assembly
Pierson
Inglewood
Waxman
Los Angeles
Z’berg
Sacramento
B. Greene
SCR
Richardson
Rarcadia
Officials To Dedicate Bi State Agriculture Check Station
California and Arizona officials will dedicate the nation s first bi state inspection station for agricultural products Friday morning. The station just west of the Colorado River on Interstate 8 will be used by California to check incoming produce shipments and by Arizona to survey eastbound shipments.
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Sacramento
California
Arizona
Colorado River
Four Witnesses Favor Legalizing Marijuana Use
Four witnesses at the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse hearings favored some legalizing approach. UCLA psychology professor William McGlothlin said legalization depends on whether marijuana is a fad or permanent, estimating 15 million users now and potential growth to 50 million by 1976. He cited UCLA studies and noted current sales around $870 million yearly, possibly rising to $3.7 billion. The panel will hold a Chicago hearing in August with final findings due to the White House and Congress by next March.
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National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
William McGlothlin
University of California of Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Raymond Shafer
Chicago
White House
Congress
McGlothlin
UCLA
Milias Approved for Labor Law Enforcement Chief Post
Reagan appoints former Republican Assemblyman George Milias to the division of labor law enforcement chief role earning 24312 per year, with Senate Rules Committee backing the confirmation and sending it to the full Senate. Milias previously served in the Assembly and now holds a state leadership post in labor enforcement.
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Reagan
George Milias
Senate Rules Committee
Milias
Division of Labor Law Enforcement
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