Senate approves U S Soviet five year arms pact balance fear
The Senate passed an 88 to 2 vote approving a five year U S Soviet agreement to limit intercontinental nuclear forces, with an equality guideline for future treaties. The Jackson amendment calls for equal levels of intercontinental forces, while other senators warned of U S advantages in missiles and bases.
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U.S
House
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Henry M. Jackson
Senate House
Jackson
White House
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Shasta Board Adopts New Teacher Evaluation Policy
Shasta College moves toward a statewide aligned evaluation policy for all certificated staff. A one page policy frames annual, biennial evaluations by administrators peers students and the president. The board also advances a Criminalistics Laboratory lease with California and approves equipment bids for the welding program.
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Shasta
Shasta College
Board of Trustees
California
Board of Governors
California Community Colleges
Gary Cooper
Cooper
State of
Government Reports Show Rise in Personal Income
The Commerce Department reports a solid $6.9 billion gain in personal income for August, lifting the seasonally adjusted annual total to $939.8 billion. August gains were led by high payrolls rising $5 billion, with government payrolls up $1.2 billion and manufacturing payrolls up $2 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Welfare Reform Court Reversal Narrows Welfare Aid Rules
The California Supreme Court reverses last year decision and rules welfare payments for the working poor use the actual grant minus personal income. The ruling, written by Justice Mosk, directs two figures the standard of need and the monthly grant. The change, supported by Reagan officials, is effective immediately amid suits by legal aid groups and action on Mt Hermon clashes near the Lebanese border.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Stanley Mosk
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Robert Carlson
Reagan
Evelle Younger
Long Beach
World News In Brief Biggest defense bill passes Senate plan to cut war funds
The House approved the largest defense-spending bill since World War II, 322 to 40, sending a $74.6 billion measure to the Senate. A separate move to cut off Vietnam war funds failed 208 to 160 after a brief debate. The package also includes a phased end to KP duty from the military.
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House
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
House Appropriations Committee
Nixon
State Board of Equalization Opposes Prop 8 Tax Break
The Sacramento based State Board of Equalization criticized Prop 8 as unwarranted subsidy to industry. The board, which administers state tax laws, went on record in opposition to the ballot measure.
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Sacramento
State Board of Equalization
Weather Forecast With Mild Weekend Ahead
Fair to mostly sunny conditions through Saturday with little temperature change. Highs near 95, lows around 56, winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunday outlook remains fair. River gauges show Bend Bridge 19.3, Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Tehama Bridge 199.7, Woodson Bridge 166.8 feet. last 24 hours 0, season 63, year-to-date trace. Sunset 7:18, sunrise 6:51 PDT.
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Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Quang Tri Reclaimed by South Vietnamese Forces
South Vietnamese marines regained full control of Quang Tri City after 32 months of North Vietnamese occupation. The Citadel was secured at 5 p m local time while fighting continued near the provincial headquarters along the river. U S air support continued as Typhoon Flossie rolled in and B52 strikes persisted on both sides of the DMZ.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
de Viet
Viet
Nguyen van Thieu
Demilitarized Zone
Kissinger Talks With North Vietnamese in Paris
Henry Kissinger met in Paris with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as part of the 17th secret session aimed at breaking the deadlock in the peace talks. The U S Embassy in Paris confirmed the meeting but provided no details on duration or content. Kissinger had just returned from three days of talks in the Soviet Union on trade and Vietnam.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Kissinger
London
U.S
Nixon
Tho
Thuy
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Fair Policy Under Fire At Special Hearing
About 400 people from northern California attended a Tehama Totem Airground session to weigh Assembly Bill 1614 for extra 1.75 million dollars annually for state fairs. Key figures included Assemblywoman Pauline Davis and senators Ralph Dill and Fred Marler, with testimony from Kenneth Hall of the Department of Finance.
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California
Tehama Totem Airground
Pauline Davis
Portola
Fred Marler Jr
Randolph Collier
Ralph Dill
E. Richard Barnes
Eugene Chappie
Assembly
Reagan
Kenneth Hall
California Department of Finance
Department of Agriculture
Collier
Hall
Fred Marler
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