Reagan life slows as governor trims routine and ranch ties
Gov. Ronald Reagan describes a shift from Hollywood to Sacramento with a calmer day schedule. He notes indoor work, limited travel, and time spent with family while sustaining a public role as a dedicated citizen and potential future bid for Senate.
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Ronald Reagan
UPI
George Skelton
Sacramento
Reagan
Malibu
Reagart
Chad
Death Valley
Capitol Park
Nancy
Seary
U.s.senate
Alan Cranston
Riverside
Pacific Palisades
Malibu Ranch
William French Smith
Holmes Tuttle
Sen
George Murphy
Arcadia High concert hosts Tucson groups and PTA news
Tucson groups Palo Verde High School band and Arcadia Titan Band perform at Arcadia High School 7 30 p m Friday open to the public. After the concert Arcadia musicians host a reception for Tucson guests. PTA officers elected at Kachina and Tavan Schools with May installation.
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Arcadia High
Palo Verde High School
Arcadia
Titan
Reginald Brooks
Palo Verde
ASU
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Grady Gammage
PTA
Kachina
Tavan
Marion Smoker
James Jones
Ervin Miller
Stanley
Judge clears bias charge in Davis murder case
In San Rafael UPI says Judge Alan A. Lindsay was cleared of bias accusations by an appeals court. The Davis Magee case resumes with pretrial motions after Justice Winslow Christian denied disqualification bids and set not yet fixed dates for further hearings. The Aug 7 1970 courthouse shootout left a judge dead and the defendants facing murder, kidnapping and conspiracy charges.
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SAN Rafael
UPI
Angela Davis
Alan A. Lindsay
Winslow Christian
Miss Davis
Lindsay
Ruchell Magee
Christian
Magee
UCLA
San Quentin
Billy Graham urges court to tackle school segregation
UPI reports evangelist Billy Graham urged the Supreme Court to address de facto school segregation, warning that integrating northern schools could spark violence. He described southern schools as integrated, cited Washington DC as an example, and warned against moving black children to white suburbs in Virginia and Maryland.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Billy Graham
Supreme Court
Virginia
Maryland
Graham
Freedom days away for record hijacker
Raffaele Minichiello, a Vietnam veteran who hijacked a Trans World Airlines jet from Los Angeles to Rome, faces release after a Rome appeals court reduced his sentence and pardoned two years. He could still be arrested or sentenced if he returns to the United States, while the jealously guarded sought after country remains unknown.
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Rome
UPI
Raffaele Minichiello
Minichiello
U.S
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
Regina Cueli
Queen of Heaven
Seattle
America
Melito Irpino
Raffaele
United States
Vincenzo Sangiorgio
Marine Post Exchange
California
Marine Corps
Italy
Phoenix couple sue over governor veto of legal aid grants
A Phoenix couple and others denied free legal help sue Gov. Jack Williams in U.S. District Court alleging the veto of two federal grants to the Maricopa County Legal Aid Society was illegal. They seek a temporary restraining order and argue aid denial harms clients and staff.
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Phoenix
UPS
U.S. District Court
Jack Williams
Maricopa County
Augustus White
Porary
Legal Aid
Williams
Wesley Bolin
Gary Nelson
Frank Carlucci
U.S
Legal Aid Society
Decisions by Indians urged at Arizona Town Hall
Arizona Town Hall delegates release a 14 page report urging Indians to have maximum freedom of choice to determine what is key for themselves and their tribes. The group calls for greater Indian involvement in federal agencies while preserving identity and supports Indian input in school policy formation.
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Castle Hot Springs
UPI
Arizona
Arizonays
Senate moves on tenure bill amid Scottsdale strike
In Phoenix the Senate Republican majority advanced a bill to revoke tenure for teachers who strike or join unauthorized work stoppages. The House had passed the measure after Scottsdale teachers walked out, with Rules Committee clearance pending. The proposal would erase tenure protections and require dismissal decisions to be based on solid cause with hearings.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
Republican
House
Scottsdale
Rules Committee
David Kret
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