Assembly committee backs 250 million school aid bill
Sacramento AP says the Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a bill by Assemblyman Leroy Greene to raise state aid to local schools by 250 million, lifting average support to about 16 percent and above the 37 percent level totaling 1.54 billion, but no tax provision is included to fund the increase. Weren't always paid mailmen first salaries in 1863.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Leroy Greene
Reagan Denied Chance To Revive Welfare Reform Plan
Governor Reagan asked Californians to back his welfare reform but faces a halted effort in the legislature. He rejected a proposed $500 million tax increase to balance the budget and said amendments can revive his plan. Senator Marler drafted 32 amendments to steer the surviving measure, with committee talks canceled as leaders seek a compromise. Reagan tied to a March Town Hall unveiling of his plan.
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Bill Stall
Sacramento
Reagan
Fred Marler
Redding
Marler
Senate Finance Committee
Randolph Collier
Senate
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Howard Way
Exeter
Senate Welfare Committee
Bellenson
Los Angeles Town Hall
Town Hall
California assembly passes varied bills in ongoing session
The Assembly sends measures to the governor covering three horseracing zones SB 319, city clerk salary changes SB 700, and several policy bills. Provisions include noise limits for vehicles and aircraft, minority contributions in textbooks, metric packaging, stricter county forest rules, relocation of the air board office, bear training limits, inmate access to personal physicians, and DA investigators’ use of tear gas.
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Associated Press
Kenrick
Long Beach
Nejedly
Walnut Creek
California
Burton
San Francisco
Pierson
Inglewood
Ralph
Los Angeles
State Fair Employment Practices Commission
Cullen
Napa County
Dunlap
D-Napa
State Air Resources Board
Sacramento
Riverside
Biddle
Karabian
Monterey Park
Meade
Doakland
Junior Livestock 4-H Committees Meet for 1971 Sale
A no host dinner and meeting of the Junior Livestock Auction Committee and 4-H Club Livestock leaders will be held June 29 at the Crystal Gold Room. Dinner starts at 7:30 p.m. The planning meeting for the 1971 livestock sale begins at 8:35 with committee chairmen reporting on activities.
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4-H Club
Crystal Gold Room
Oregon Horse Wins at Tehama Totem Fairgrounds Show
Fritz Command owned by Curt Baney of Eugene Oregon was named the all around halter and performance horse at the Quarter Horse show. L L Smokey Pritchett trained and rode the winner. Reserve all around went to Barlet's Lucky owned by Kim Baney of Eugene ridden and trained by Pritchett. Nancy Weiss of Hidden Hills won all around youth with Yam Beau. The event featured multiple classes with horses owned by riders across Northern California and Oregon.
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Fritz Command
Curt Baney
Eugene
Ore
Tehama Totem Fairgrounds
L. L
Smokey
Pritchett
Barlet
Lucky
Kim Baney
Nancy Weiss
Hidden Hills
Yam Beau
Chex Stub
Frank Shoder
Sacramento
George Lucas
Yuba City
Wham Rubi
Leon D. King
Twisted Shadow
Nick Morell
Santa Rosa
Delbert Hawkins
Red Bluff
Argo Peaches
Thelma Dowds
Petaluma
Steven Jensen
Paicines
Bold Design
Ed Baffico
Geyser’s Rattler
Anthony Azevedo
Doc’s Sunshine
Bar Eleven Ranch
Hy Dee Mack
Joe Schibig
Colusa
Duel Control
L. L Pritchett
Cottonwood
Buz
Greg Whalen
Aptos
Bartlet’s Lucky
Halter
Spark’s
Bobbie Silva
Paul Silva
Pleasanton
L. L. Pritchett
Eugene Oregon
Bobby Ingersoll
Jean and
Ron Young
Chinatown Receives Red China Items
San Francisco report notes resumption of US China trade after a 20 year ban with shipments of paint brush bristles to New York and food delicacies to Chinatown. 166 cartons of dried goods diverted from Vancouver arrive for sale on Grant Avenue. Customs Director Brokaw says more shipments are expected to meet demand from the Western Hemisphere’s largest Chinese community.
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San Francisco
United States
China
New York
Chinatown
U. S
Vancouver
B. C
Grant Avenue
George Brokaw
Brokaw
Hemisphere
California ban on excessive plane noise reaches Senate
Sacramento AP reports the Assembly approved a measure to ban supersonic transports from California airports except in emergencies if they cause excessive noise. The bill, passed 593, targets SSTs and noisy subsonic jets and moves to the Senate.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
Senate
Investigation Continues Into Yablonski Slayings Case
Federal and local authorities pursue money sources behind the 1969 killings of Joseph A. Yablonski and his family. Claude Vealey admits a $5200 payment from a man called Tony to carry out the murders, but Tony’s identity and motive remain unknown.
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Washington , Pa
United Mine Workers
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
FBI
Thomas Henderson
U. S. Justice Department
Claude E. Vealey
Washington County
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