Reagan faces California budget gap as governor-elect pledges tax cuts
Gov elect Ronald Reagan says California faces a bleak fiscal picture with a gap up to 700 million dollars between anticipated revenue and needed funds. He warns possible delays to creative society programs, pledges to trim property taxes as a top priority, and notes experts estimate the shortfall around 425 million by year end. He meets with Roy Bell and Edward Beach, then with Burns, stressing nonpartisan cooperation despite Democratic control of the Legislature.
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Reagan
Roy Bell
Edward Beach
California
Burns
Iorth
Senate
Assembly
Lynch
Police nab coin box burglar at Redwood Valley center
Sgt Claire Grothe and Deputy Walter Webb of Mendocino County sheriff deputies watched a Crescent City suspect at Redwood Valley Shopping Center as he used an acetylene torch on a coin box. A second man fled on foot. Glenn James Scott, 34, Crescent City, faces charges after being booked around 4 am.
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Claire Grothe
Walter Webb
Mendocino County
Glenn James Scott
Crescent City
Redwood Valley
Grothe
Scott
Rogers Returns to Duty After Suspension and Fine
Sgt. Elmier Rogers a longtime Ukiah sheriff deputy and Fort Bragg substation sergeant resumes duty after a seven day suspension and $164 forfeiture. The incident began near Tarantino's restaurant where Rogers, drinking to excess, could not produce ID and shoved Dexter outside prompting a scuffle with patrons led by Walter Costa. The sheriff warned Rogers that further misconduct would lead to dismissal.
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Elmier Rogers
Sheriff's Office
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Rogers
Reno Bartolomie
Dexter
Bob Richardson
Sheriff's Department
Walter Costa
Fort “Bragg
Costa
Rene Bartolomie
Free tickets offered in Daily Journal ice show promo
Readers Friday will find five random names in tomorrow's want ad section. Call the Daily Journal office to claim two free tickets to Holiday on Ice opening night at Oakland Coliseum next Wednesday. Proceeds support the Oakland Museum Association. Show runs 8 PM and closes December 18.
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Daily Journal
Tomorrow’s Journal
Daily. Journal
Oakland
Alameda County Coliseum
Nimitz Freeway
Hagenberger Road
Oakland Museum Association
Mee
Pistol Toting Oldster Booked By Ukiah Police
An elderly Ukiah man, Ernest Thomas Phillips, 25, was arrested at 11:45 p.m. by his nephew and three officers after brandishing a weapon and discharging a firearm within city limits. Phillips, of 1061 Helen Avenue, was taken to the city jail awaiting arraignment. The nephew reported the incident to police after the man fired a shot into the ground near the yard.
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Ernest
Thomas Phillips
Helen Avenue
Phillips
Vernon
Unclear headline from damaged note on food on stove
Fragmentary record notes a cooking incident at an unknown address with mentions of food on a stove and an unclear event. No names, dates, or organizations are readable.
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Serene St
Los Angeles Official Indicted In Tax Break Conspiracy
Los Angeles County Grand Jury indicted Assessor Philip Watson and three others for conspiring to grant tax breaks in exchange for cash donations to Watsons re election campaign. Watson, 42, faced three counts of bribery and two counts of conspiracy and could lose office if convicted. The case, after a year long probe by state and city prosecutors, also involves Robert N. Gald John L M French Earl L Sherman and others with payments tied to Watsons campaign fund and a West Los Angeles apartment building.
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UPI
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Philip Watson
Wason
Watson
J.J. Newberry Co
New York
Robert N. Gald
John L.M. French
Earl L. Sherman
Crown Construction Co
Newberry
Arthur L. Alarcon
California Attorney General’s Office
John C. Cox
San ‘Diego
John; McQuilken
Pledges Restore TIA Service After Vacation
Ukiah Television Improvement Association members rallied last night to cover the remaining $330 of the $19,500 goal, restoring translator service that had been off since Friday. The reactivation at Cow Mountain allowed viewers to watch Twilight Zone on channel 2 and spurred interest in two new channels, 9 and 12, with FCC approval for construction and a target of one to two months for operation depending on weather.
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Ukiah Television Improvement Association
TSA
Cow Mountain
Channel 2
TIA
Ukigh
FCC
TTA
UC Berkeley Students Boycott Classes in Sit-In Protest
Thousands of UC Berkeley students skipped classes in a campus strike over Navy recruiters. Leaders, some in previous sit-ins, insisted most 27,500 students would attend. Clashes with police sparked a rain-soaked demonstration as leaflets demanded charges dropped against nine arrested demonstrators.
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sBy
Robert Potter
Berkeley
Calif
UPD
University of California
Navy
Sproul Hall
Roger Heyns
Clark Kerr
Heyns
New York City
Kerr
Los Angeles
World Briefs: Vietnam, Kiesinger, Rhodesia, Kosygin
In Vietnam, more than 800 American servicemen were killed or wounded last week, many on the Cambodian border during the war’s largest ground operation. The surviving quintuplet infant’s health grimly worsened. Kurt-Georg Kiesinger became West Germany’s chancellor in a grand coalition with the Social Democrats. Harold Wilson traveled to the Mediterranean to confront Rhodesia’s crisis with Ian Smith, risking economic harm. Kosygin arrived in Paris for a nine day state visit, urging Franco-Soviet cooperation to ease East-West tensions.
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Saigon
Bonn
UPI
Christian Democratic
Kurt-Georg Kiesinger
West Germany
Orand
Social Democrats
London
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Mediterranean
Paris
Alexei Kosygin
Are Men Growing Frigid
California psychiatrist Dr. Ralph R. Greenson told the AMA clinical convention that men are becoming indifferent toward women as women gain greater economic and political freedom. He warned the trend signals a dangerous shift in sexual roles and attitudes for society and mankind.
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Myram
Las Vegas
Surviving Morrell disaster aboard ship Daniel J Morrell
An icebound Great Lakes wreck claim tops the day as 28 men were believed killed when their ship sank in a gale. One survivor, a father of four, hid beneath three bodies on a raft for 36 hours before rescue. Debris and a 20 foot wave height mark the tragedy as others remain missing and cold air settles in.
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Daniel J. Morrell
Great ‘Lakes
Carl Derally
Hale
Robert Oakes
Surviving Harbor Beach Man Recalls Dan Morrell Sinking
Dennis Hale, 26, lone survivor of the Lake Huron disaster that killed 28, was questioned by a priest after being plucked from frigid waters by helicopter. A former hotel chef from Ashtabula, Ohio, Hale told of a 36 hour ordeal aboard a storm tossed raft and his recovery with his wife and children nearby.
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Harbor Beach
Mich
UPI
Dennis Hale
Lake Huron
Cornelius McEchin
Hale
Ashtabula
Ohio
Daniel J. Morrell
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