Reagan proposes welfare cut to avoid tax raise
Gov Ronald Reagan unveiled a lean 1971-72 state budget in Sacramento that requires no tax hike by trimming welfare costs by 700 million dollars annually. He told the California Legislature action is needed now to curb soaring welfare and health care expenses while keeping UC funding at 337 million.
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Gambrell Named Interim U S Senator for Georgia
Governor Carter selected 41 year old Atlanta lawyer David H Gambrell to fill the late Richard Russell's unexpired term. Gambrell pledged to seek a six year term in 1972 and will serve until a 1972 special election. The appointment sparked talk of possible rival runs by Lt Governor Maddox and former Governor Vandiver.
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Ohio Turnpike Revenues Hit January Record
Ohio Turnpike Commission Chairman James W Shocknessy announced January revenues reached 2,675,000 dollars, a monthly record and 340,000 dollars above January 1970. The report highlights strong toll income and a surge in traffic across the toll road.
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Judge Drops Policemen Guilty Pleas in Ohio Case
In Bowling Green Ohio three officers charged with breaking and entering will replead after Judge Floyd Coller withdrew their guilty pleas and reset bonds to ten thousand dollars each. New arraignment dates were set for Matt Brichta and Tom and Ronnie Woodbury following a motion from Brichta’s attorney claiming the indictments should be quashed. The motion accused Prosecutor Daniel P Spitler and another official of bribery over a letter from attorney M Shad Hanna offering reduced sentences in exchange for testimonies against other officers.
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Testimony on N plant continued at hearings
Public hearings on a proposed nuclear power plant on Lake Erie near Port Clinton resume February 8 with Nobel laureate Linus Pauling to present written testimony. The session paused after critics accused the Atomic Energy Commission of inadequate safety standards. Dr. Arthur Tamplin cited a tenfold rise in cancer and leukemia near U S plants since 1966 and urged stronger AEC rules.
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