California budget battles echo stalled deal on spending
Reagan faced a half way between Assembly and Senate spending plans as lawmakers approved a record California budget 5.15 billion while seeking a $1 billion tax package. Unruh called it a standstill budget as debates over UC state colleges and mental hospitals continued, with job cuts and pay rises for university and civil service staff amid partisan wrangling.
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Reagan
University of California
George Miller Jr
Martinez
Senate ‘Finance Committee
Miller
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Board of Regents
Regents
Rustees
Department of Mental Hygiene
State College
Everett T. Calvert
W. Gilbert Nielsen
Unruh
William T. Bagley
Neilsen
Budget Hike Continued At Board Meeting
John E Dearman and Ben K Lever both San Francisco directors supported a budget hike as the board approved the motion 6-2 after attorney Jerome B White urged timely action. Arthur Jenkins, longtime traffic engineer, was praised by Mendocino County President John Nelson as he retires tonight. Attending were directors Idingham Napa Castner Sonoma Dearman San Francisco Hadeler San Francisco Hardcastle Marin Lever San Francisco and Ludy Marin.
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John E. Dearman
Ben K. Lever
San Francisco
Jerome B. White
Arthhr Jenkins
John Nelson
Mendocino County
Adam
Jenkins
Supervisors Chambers
Ukiah
Lowell Idington
Napa
Night and day flag flying at Mt Suribachi historic site
The Mt Suribachi summit on Iwo Jima, famed for the World War II flag raising, is among the few places where authority permits continuous flag display. The Marine Corps oversees the site, preserving the flag’s nocturnal visibility and daylong prominence for visitors and historians.
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Mt. Suribachi
Marine Corps
Iwo Jima
U.S
U.S. Gains Seen From 52-Nation Trade Pact
President Johnson hailed the Geneva Kennedy Round as a milestone and foresees lower consumer prices once tariff cuts take effect over five years. U.S. and 52 nations agreed to about 35 percent average cuts on industrial goods, with farm goods reduced more modestly. Tariffs on $40 billion in world imports will fall, potentially lowering prices for items from steel ingots to grapefruit.
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John Pierson
Washington
UPI
Geneva
Johnson
U.S
Germany
United States
Rescue scene as Thai Airways plane crashes near Kai Tak
International Bangkok headquarters said the flight carried more than a normal load but could not confirm overload. The first Thai Airways fatal crash spurred rapid rescue by helicopters, boats, and sampans near Kai Tak. Survivors, mainly American women, rested at Queen Elizabeth Hospital after rapid aid.
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International
Bangkok
Thai International Airways
U.S
Vietnam
Hanson
Kittie
Wendy
Christie
Doug
Gregg
Kai Tak
Kowloon Bay
Civil Aviation Department
Heartfelt -(Continued from Page 1) Survival in the crash
A survivor recounts the air crash at 1,500 feet through rain and mist, detailing chaotic escape efforts. He describes shoving passengers to the door, the slippery kerosene laden water, and the lone raft failure. He credits two junks and the co-pilot for saving many, and calls for safer roof hatches and better raft design. The narrator searches for his family, praising his son for saving the girls and locating Gregg amid the chaos.
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Kittie
Everone
Doug
Gregg
Johnsons holiday at LBJ Ranch amid family time
President Johnson stayed at the LBJ Ranch for a Fourth of July holiday with his wife and newborn grandson Patrick Lyndon Nugent. Luci and Pat Nugent joined the visit after attending the funeral of the president's uncle Huffman Baines in San Antonio. Lyn was taken to the ranch by his nurse for an overnight stay, while the White House said Johnson would attend a Democratic governors caucus in St Louis later.
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Johnson
LBJ
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Luci
Pat Nugent
Johnsons
Huffman Baines
San Antonio
Lyn
White House
St Louis
Immunization Schedule Announced for Mendocino County
The health officer announces monthly immunizations against diphtheria whooping cough tetanus measles polio smallpox and adult diphtheria tetanus for those unable to pay for care. Beginning July 7 the clinic moves to the Veterans building Ukiah with hours noon to 4 p.m. on the first Friday monthly. Parents urged to immunize children on schedule and secure boosters before school.
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Mendocino County
Health Department
Veterans Building
S. Oak and Seminary
Ukiah
Robert T. Gardner Jr
Fire calls Thursday report grass fires and a motorcycle blaze
At 12 4 p m a grass fire at W Willits property North State Street and Ellis Lane caused no damage. A resuscitator response at 6 50 State Street aided three year old Marjorie Richie. A grass fire at Talmage Road and Freeway caused no damage at 6 p m. A Deerwood Park Woodside incident involved an overturned motorcycle owned by Frank Nagel burning with major damage.
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Fhursday
Willits
North State Street
Ellis Lane
Marjorie Richie
Talmage Road
Deerwood Park
Woodside
Frank Nagel
NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International Slugs
Slugs called snails with shells reduced to an internal plate vary in length from a quarter inch to more than six inches, according to United Press International.
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Falcon Club
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Ford Motor Company
Underwood Ford-Mercury, Inc
South State Street
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Freedom
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