Assembly breaks budget stalemate by 55 24 vote
The Assembly approved a budget plan after a month of stalemate, with a 55 to 24 vote. The bill increases spending by 20.5 million over Reagan’s proposal but cuts UC agricultural research by 11.3 million. Attempts to restore cuts failed, including Don Mulford’s 34 43 bid. Budget support hinges on university tuition and faculty pay raises amid party clashes.
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Mule train arrives to join Poor People’s Campaign in D C
A diverse group of riders and 38 mules plus 15 wagons reached Alexandria Va to join the Poor People’s Campaign in Washington. About 1 700 DC police 1 150 National Guards 4000 reserve corps and park police will secure the march. Campaign leaders pledge no civil disobedience and hope for a peaceful day of demonstrations.
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Sterling Tucker
Ralph
David Abernathy
Tokely Carmichael
Skipper writes of war from lost patrol boat
Navy patrol boat skipper Lt(jg) John D. Davis, 26, reported morale strains and longer patrols from Vietnam, after his vessel was sunk by Communist shore batteries. His wife Nancy Lou Davis said five crewmen perished and Davis and another sailor were rescued under heavy fire.
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Hawaii
United States
Ahmanson dies of heart attack at 61 in Belgium
Howard F Ahmanson founder of a vast savings and loan empire dies of a heart seizure in Belgium at 61. He built Home Savings into a national behemoth, chaired six firms and left a fortune up to 300 million. A noted philanthropist and art collector, he funded Los Angeles County Museum of Art and a theater at the Music Center. He is survived by wife Caroline Leonetti and a son Howard Jr. and two nephews.
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Belgium
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Home Savings & Loans Association
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New York Stocks Dip After Rally Fades
A late selling wave pushed NYSE prices modestly lower after an initial rally that soon lost steam. Several glamour issues held gains while blue chips yielded fractional losses, as major exchanges prepare for a midweek holiday.
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White Consolidated Industries
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Sirhan may be defended by Jordanian lawyers
Public defenders acknowledge Jordanian lawyers offered to assist in Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's defense as CA qualified attorneys. Buckley said the office would not share responsibility and would step out if Sirhan wants them and they qualify. Jordan reports said four Jordanian lawyers were chosen to defend him.
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Los Angeles
UPI
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Richard S. Buckley
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Pasadena
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Central Jail
Sheriff's Office
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Waistlines Return With Girdle Belt In Fashion
New York fashion reports return of cinched waists with wide belts and girdles six to eight inches wide, beginning beneath the bosom. Designers Donald Brooks and Chester Weinberg feature corsetlike belts on day and evening wear as hemlines stay near knee-length. The New York Couture Business Council outlines midi and maxi lengths and notes a trend toward the womanly, curvy silhouette with varied sleeve shapes and mixed fabrics.
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Monkey on Golden Gate Bridge Resists Trap
A San Francisco monkey on the Golden Gate Bridge snatched an orange from a lunch bag and fled up a diagonal strut after appearing on the span last Friday. A fruit-filled trap set Monday failed to catch the frolicker, leaving the clever animal at large.
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UFO replica swept away by wind in Trinidad
In Trinidad Colorado residents were urged to report sightings as a helium balloon driven UFO replica blew away in strong weekend winds. Officials say the device was a tourist lure and the incident prompts public alert.
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Greek referendum set for Sept 1 under regime
Stylianos Pattakos stated the military-backed regime does not expect an early return to parliamentary rule in Greece but confirmed a referendum on a new constitution scheduled for September 1 will proceed as planned.
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API
Stylianos Pattakos
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Landers Dear Ann Landers Q and A Columns
A reader worries a corner is jinxed after four family accidents in 24 months and seeks a logical explanation. Ann counsels avoiding the spot, not superstition, to reduce stress from the recurring danger. Also included are letters about duplicate books, a problematic spouse, and seeking guidance on teenage issues with a call to send questions to Ann Landers.
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Ann Landers
Two held as hijack suspects in liquor truck theft
Two Los Angeles men, Jack James Thompson, 26, and Eddie Hill, 23, were arrested after hijacking a truck carrying 180 cases of liquor valued at $9,000. Witnesses called police, the driver William Barnes, 46, was freed unharmed, and motorcycle officer Gilbert Loust recovered the vehicle on Imperial Highway and South Vermont.
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Central Avenue
Gilbert Loust
Imperial Highway
South Vermont
Jack James Thompson
Eddie Hill
William Barnes
Social workers describe growing class of foster care orphans
New York dispatch notes social workers call them the orphans of the living and cite about 300,000 children needing parents in public and private welfare systems. More than 100,000 are described as trapped with little hope of returning home, as temporary care becomes permanent amid neglect and other causes. The Public Affairs Committee releases a PAC publication based on Richard Haitch's work in The New York Times, tracing foster care growth and Roosevelt era reforms.
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NEW York
UPI
Orphans of the
Rebecca Smith
Child Welfare League of America
Public Affairs Committee, Inc
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Richard Haitch
New York Times
Quasimodo dies sparks foster care debate in welfare plan
A Milan based report notes Quasimodo’s death prompts talk on reforming child welfare. It outlines a 1959 Nobel laureate Salvatore Quasimino influence and urges prevention, more social workers, better funding, and expanded foster care. It cites shortages, shifting urban populations, and calls for federal aid and professional foster partnerships.
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Milan
Italy
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Wasido
White House
Pink Drink From Tap Stuns Maxwell Residents
A prankster spoiled Maxwell New Mexico's water supply by releasing pink sweet liquid into taps. Investigators found empty Kool Aid packages at the town's 40,000 gallon storage tank as residents faced tainted water.
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Maxwell, N.M
UPI
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