Year round schooling proposed in California debate
A push by Assemblywoman March Fong and companion bills in the Senate and Assembly seeks legislative authorization for year round school programs. Proposals call for rotating four forty five day sessions with a fifteen day vacation, keeping the same total days of instruction while expanding building use and potential employment options.
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March K. Fong
Oakland Democrat
Sen
Clair Burgener
San Diego
John Vasconettos
D-Campbell
Fong
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Burgener-Vasconellos
Advant
Qider
Viewers may reject televised bullfighting spectacle
The piece protests a closed circuit satellite broadcast of El Cordobés, Spain’s top bullfighter. It notes the American Humane Association’s efforts to bar showings in Cow Palace and other venues, cites lack of state cruelty laws for this format, mentions potential FCC jurisdiction, and urges public opposition to the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Cordobés
Spain
American Humane Association
San Francisco
Cow Palace
AHA
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
William’e.henry
FCC
Rutherford T. Phillips
Slow pace in legislature blamed on party control
Democratic led Legislature works slower than 1970 GOP era, with 52 bills sent to Gov Reagan by May 11 and only two vetoed. Leaders blame the other side. governor's office provides figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Webb
Copley
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Copley News Service
Slow legislative pace blamed on Democrats in Reagan era
Last year's session saw 120 bills reach the governor by May 11 and all were signed. Sen. Jack Schrade said party politics slowed lawmaking, while Assemblyman Bob Monagan cited 5000 bills introduced—the most since yearly sessions began. Majority leader Moretti and Reagan aide Steffes urged faster passage. adjournment July 31 was targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Schrade
Senate
Moretti
George Steffes
Inter-city visitors to Ukiah meet local business group
Ten years ago San Francisco Chamber of Commerce inter-city section plans a 3 p.m. Friday meeting in the Masonite Room of the Palace Hotel with Ukiah area businessmen and officials. Claude Bradford invites Ukiah chamber to host and extend notice to Healdsburg Cloverdale Fort Bragg Willits.
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San Francisco
Healdsburg
Cloverdale
Fort Bragg
Willits
Ukiah
Ukiah City
Bargain Used Cars and Fashion Trends Note
A brief, fragmented clipping notes bargain-priced used cars and gossip about fashions. It hints at a spouse’s influence and a watch that defies repair as possible future intrigue.
Midland America shows growing unhappiness with Nixon
Washington commentary assesses rising discontent in the Midwest toward President Nixon over farm policy and economic issues. It notes Iowa polling showing Muskie leading Nixon there, farm sentiment against parity and concern over national identity, despite cabinet officials from the region and a symbolic White House county fair.
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Richard Wilson
Washington
D.C
Nixon
America
Rockies
Alleghenies
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Republican National Committee
White House
Glen Campbell
Norman Borlaug
Midlands
Iowa
Pan Am TWA merger talks surface in backroom bid
Washington report says Pan Am has quietly approached the Justice Department about a potential Pan Am TWA merger. Herbert Brownell, serving as special counsel for merger explorations, bypassed normal channels to present the case to Attorney General John Mitchell. The memo argues the merger could save the two carriers from financial ruin amid intense competition and may require swift approval to preserve U S flag transatlantic service. Brownell denied any agreement and said talks have occurred with other major domestic airlines.
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Washington
Pan American World Airways
Justice Department
TWA
Herbert Brownell
Eisenhower
Pan Am
Brownell
Richard McClaren
John Mitchell
Nixon
Charles Tillinghast
Mitchell
Pan American Twa
Brit Hume
U.S
Pan Am merger memo, TWA talks surface in memo flap
The article notes Pan Am President Najeeb Halaby informed shareholders at the annual meeting about merger soundings, initially described as a legal memo but later revealed to concern a big merger with TWA. Pan Am and TWA described talks as inconclusive and very preliminary, with no knowledge of the approach to the Justice Department. Also covers Nader polling mentions and a Florida父 tax-letter incident prompting IRS and congressional action to notify survivors of servicemembers' deaths for tax purposes.
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Pan Am
Brownell
Najeeb Halaby
Mitchell
TWA
Tillinghast
Justice Department
Washington Whirl
Ralph Nader
Nader
Gore Vidal
Esquire
Florida
Internal Revenue Service
Dante Fascell
D-Fla
House Monetary Affairs Committee
Randolph Thrower
IRS
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B. A. Cober
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Gevenve Znacing “Dian
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Ukiah Chamber
H. G. Wrecklage
Pacific Ocean
Ukiah High School
Earl Richey
Jean Hovey
Rodney Pacini
Stockton
Curry
Lake County
J. L. Davis
Victory Theatre
Davis
By Phil Pastoret
Midland
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Wisconsin
Romney
Michigan
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Nebraska
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