Nixon Reagan tackle welfare reforms in state and federal plans
Nixon and Reagan said both welfare reform efforts share the goal of increasing aid to those in need while limiting help for those who won t work. California accounts for 16 percent of welfare recipients. Richardson outlined a June deadline compromise and a federal state waiver process to sustain funds. Reagan oppose cutting payments to recipients with outside income. HEW and the welfare board meet in Sacramento to work out details.
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Nixon
California
Reagan
Washington
Sacramento
Richardson
HEW and Welfare Board
Easter Hat Parade in Fremont Draws Young Students
About 30 youngsters from Fremont participated in a kindergarten Easter Hat Parade yesterday, showcasing colorful headwear and community spirit in a joyful, informal event.
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Fremont
Bay Area faces heavy aircraft smog study warns
A Bay Area aviation emissions study lists carbon monoxide and organics as the largest aircraft pollutants, with major sources at San Francisco Oakland and San Jose airports. It notes rising totals by 1985 and calls for regional control despite federal preemption, amid mixed reaction from ABAG members.
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San Francisco
Oakland
San Jose
San Francisco International
Central Basin
San Mateo Bridge
Pacific Ocean
ABA
Callaghan
Unemployment Rate Rises To Six Percent In March
U S unemployment climbs to 6 percent in March reversing months of gradual decline. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes the rise mainly among older workers entering the labor force while teen unemployment jumps to about 17.85 percent. Officials say the jobless figure complicates goals of reducing unemployment to 5 percent by year end amid inflation concerns.
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Washington
CPH
United States
Bureau of Labor Stat
BLS
Geofrey H. Moore
Capitol Hill
Tuary
Ite
Tabor
Sido
Moore
House-Senate
Nixon
Court's quarry decision could hamper state programs
Alameda County Water District argues that allowing quarry operators in Fremont to waste groundwater could cripple statewide replenishment efforts. Harvey Banks, former water resources chief, says halting waste is essential to protect basins and prevent saltwater intrusion. The suit targets Niles Sand and Gravel and Jamieson Co, with damages claimed over 6 million. The trial, led by Judge Lyle E. Cook, may continue for days.
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Caroline Turner
Oakland
Alameda County Superior Court
Fremont
Harvey 0. Banks
State Department of Water Resources
Superior Court
Alameda County Water District
Niles Sand and Gravel Co
Jamieson Co
Banks
Lyle E. Cook
Saylor
Reagan veto sparks questions over Bay Bridge plan and voter power
California Assembly members push to override Governor Reagan's veto on the Southern Crossing bridge bill amid allegations of local impact and questions about democracy. Senate ally Set. Nicholas Petris praises Crown's leadership while warning party-line support could affect override prospects. Environmental considerations loom as Volpe weighs Coast Guard permit.
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Crown
Reagan
Perris
Croke
U.S. Coast Guard
Transportation
John Volpe
BART
Volpe
Coast Guard
Rally echoes Calley clemency call in Alabama
Lawmakers, governors, and veterans pressed Nixon to grant executive clemency for Calley while emphasizing national unity after the Pearl Harbor era. Wallace urged clemency and recalled wartime duty, noting Alabama's unanimous resolution. Nixon’s decision preserves Calley’s post housing during appeal. Spectators waved Calley support placards as the Friday rally unfolded in Columbus, Georgia.
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Geessmen
Maddox
Pearl Harbor
Wallace
Nixon
Calley
Col. Reid W. Kennedy
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Alabama
Japan
American Legion
Columbus
Army issues rare Calley statement amid My Lai controversy
The Army defended its prosecution of Calley and cited humane rules protecting noncombatants. General Westmoreland said he feels no guilt for My Lai, arguing orders in Vietnam prohibited atrocities and noting Yamashita failed to pursue allegations elsewhere. The Senate Armed Services Committee reviewed the Calley verdict in a private session and pledged close oversight of the appeals process.
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United States
Calfey
William C. Westmoreland
Lubbock
Tex
My Lai
Vietnam
Army
Westmoreland
Ders
Tomoyuki
Yamashita
Japan
Senate Armed Services Committee
Calley
Satchmo Critical in Hospital
Louis Armstrong 70, famed jazz trumpeter, remains in critical condition at Beth Israel Medical Center after 17 days in hospital with a heart ailment. A spokesman reported a restless night and increased respiratory difficulty as his general condition weakened.
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New York
UPI
Louis “Satchmo
Armstrong
Beth Israel Medical Center
Italian millionaire Achille Lauro wed actress Kim Capri
Naples Italy UPI reports four year old millionaire and former Mon archist party leader Achille Lauro married 35 year old actress Eliana Merella whose screen name is Kim Capri. The wedding occurred Thursday night in a small Roman Catholic church.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Achille Lauro
Lauro
Eliana Merella
Kim Capri
Fremont Man Hurt After Car Leaves Road Into Bridge Abutment
Ruben A. Vargas a 26 year old resident of 4632 Mowry Avenue was injured when his car veered off Warm Springs Boulevard near Scott Creek Road striking a bridge abutment. He was reported in fair condition with facial lacerations and possible head injuries at Washington Hospital. Police said the incident occurred around 6 45 p m as he was northbound.
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Fremont
Warm Springs Boulevard
Ruben A. Vargas
Mowry Ave
Washington Hospital
Vargas
Scott Creek Road
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Stanley R. Saylor
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Set
Nicholas Petris
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