Tax bill showdown delays pass in California Assembly
The Democratic speaker said the Assembly would pass a $1.5 billion tax bill. the governor opposes it and Republican pressure grows. Reagan press secretary Nofziger rejected the proposal as a political tactic. The measure needs 54 votes to pass, requiring GOP support, while Unruh projects 30 to 36 Democrats backing Vene man’s bill, making cross-party backing unlikely.
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Republisan
Assembly
Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Veneman
Unruh
City council weighs one day mall plan for May 27
The council, pressured by Kruth and others, seeks to press the status quo as traffic, signage, and material costs come under review. A one day mall event between Church and Stephenson would let area merchants set up sales tables and displays, with officials planning to promote the promotion citywide.
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Kruth
Cou
Herlowe
Frank Belotti
Chrif School
Church
Stephenson
Defection of Communist Envoy Reported
A UPI sourced note reports the defection of a Communist envoy who once led a diplomatic mission in the West. The envoy, described as sophisticated and dogmatic, sought permanent residency in the United States, marking the first defection of its kind for a sitting envoy. The State Department details and implications were not fully clarified in the fragment.
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Ngton
UPI
United ‘States
Sunday Night Art and Event Pages in Ukiah Chamber Exhibit
A fragment notes that Sunday night various arts events cover the Ukiah area including theater fashion floral and exhibits. The Redwood Empire Horse Show and a complete program are promised, sponsored by the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce for its members, found on page 4-a of the tabloid section.
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Tomor
Ukiah Garden
Calcutta
Shitertainera
Redwood Empire
Ukiah ‘Chamber of Commerce
Traffic signals delay crossing at Standley Street in Ukiah
District engineer Sam Helwer of the State Division of Highways assured Ed Bean, president of the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce, that pedestrians would get more time to cross State Street near Standley Street as changes at the curb and front light were discussed. He referenced recent hearings on road priorities and traffic signals.
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Gobbi
Sam. Helwer
State Division of Highways
Ed” Bean
Ukiah Chamber
Mit i Pedoiena
Helwer
Glan
Ber
Werways
GAO fault finds major Vietnam contractor for missing construction materials
Federal auditors say the leading U S contractor in Vietnam failed to account for 120 million worth of construction materials shipped to the war zone. Items stolen included refrigerators air conditioners generators trucks and scrap metal. A security chief reported nearly a mile of unfenced shoreline at Cam Ranh Bay allowing sampans to approach the beach and take cargo. The criticism centers on the RMEK-BRI construction combine assigned Projects valued at 945 million.
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Washington
UPI
Federal
Uy So
Vietnam
Oo Sie
United States
GAO
TSU Riots Spark Police Buildup After Fatal Shootings
Houston report says Texas Southern University administrators face criticism from Mayor Welch amid a two hour gun battle during Negro student riots. Police say Patrolman Louis Kuba was fatally shot with a larger caliber round while dormitories were searched for guns. Authorities questioned students to piece together the worst racial disturbance in the area, as officers found a shotgun and three .22 rifles.
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Houston
UPI
Texas Southern University
Louie B
J. B. Jones
Welch
TSU
Jonés
Artherd Douglas Wayne
Waller
Ares Jones
Jones
Louis Kuba
Prix Sullivan
Kuba
Couple Arrested After Marijuana Possession Stop
Highway Patrol officer Bud Miller investigating a minor crash six miles north of Leggett near the Lillip Tree House booked a Southern California couple in county jail on suspicion of possessing marijuana. Awaiting arraignment are Brian Glenn Scrivens, 24, of Los Angeles, and Lydia Lynn Harris, charged with possessing marijuana in violation of section 21590 of the Health and Safety Code.
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Highway Patrol
Bud Miller
Garberville
CHP
Leggett
Lillip Tree House
California
Brian Glenn” Scrivens
Oe Angeles
Lydia Lynn Harris Harris
Gavejuana
Beaumont Gardener Carey Lee-Thomas Found Dead
Fragmentary OCR notes identify Beaumont resident Carey Lee-Thomas, a 46 year old gardener, as the central figure. The report mentions work in gardening and a week of unspecified events related to March, with garbled details surrounding death or disappearance. Further readable facts are limited.
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Beaumont
Tex
Carey Lee - Thomas
Ida
Job
Massi Halls Area Event Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an area event at Massi Halls near Highway 101 with references to a night scene and imagery of eight red trees. No clear persons organizations or dates are discernible.
United Arab Republic calls for rapid UN force withdrawal
Cairo radio reports Cairo demands the withdrawal of United Nations peacekeeping forces from Egypt and the Gaza Strip along the Israeli border as tensions rise. Washington committee approves a four year draft law extension limiting presidential authority on lottery implementation or deferment changes for undergraduates. Detroit dispatch notes Henry Ford II warning of renewed parity issues as U.S. leaders face new disputes. Missingboys search yields no trace as three youths vanish during a train journey.
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Cairo
UPI
United Arab Républic
United—Nations
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Cairo Radio
Washington
House Armed Services _Committee
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U.S
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