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Council Watcher Mezzetti Stirs Posture on City Bills
A Fremont councilman Leon Mezzetti pressed for weekly bill lists and routine accounting of public funds after irregularities at Fremont Unified School District. He and Gene Rhodes now receive bill lists while most council members reject ongoing scrutiny, trusting staff to spend correctly.
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Fremont
Alasme
Fremont Unified
Leon Mezzetti
Gene Rhodes
Mezzetti
Rhodes
Mezzeith
Countdown of Soviet boys and mothers in the press
The newspaper of young Communists laments that boys grow more independent and may resist their mothers and the homeland. The text questions whether motherland replaces the fatherland as the next stage in loyalty and upbringing.
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Motherlang
Lawmaker Pushes 65 Retirement Rule Change
Congressman Findley introduces measure to end age based retirement. Government studies cited show older workers are less likely to change jobs and more reliable in responsibilities. He argues discrimination based on advancing years harms productivity and urges nationwide abolition of forced 65 retirement.
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Paul Findley
U. S. Department of Labor
Horesty
Natio
Vinxes
Findley
Benjamin Franklin
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh South Hall
Supreme Court
Tome Ryom
Ford ties ERA stance to GOP split among women
The piece argues President Ford’s support for the Equal Rights Amendment could alienate core GOP women, fracturing party unity. It contends the Republican Ladies Federation opposes ERA as federal overreach and criticizes Ford for aligning with liberal factions.
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Ford
Equal Rights Amenbnert
Pany
Lange
Republican Women's Federation
GOP
Co ‘En
Lhbers
Inflation Worries Rise as Deficits Grow and Prices Inflate
A public lecture at Cal State by Prof Alea Cassuto argues that inflation will worsen as deficits surge. He cites Federal Reserve money creation, budget gaps, and tax policy as drivers, warning that inflation could hit double digits while political blame shifts between farmers and taxes.
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Congress
Alea Cassuto
Cal State
Casato
Washington
Federal Reserve
Cpt
Aera
Victorias
Alfence
Letter to the editor on quorum and trustee attendance
A letter argues that a board’s quorum failed after members departed around 12 40 a m. It claims two members left without permission or chair approval, breaking attendance rules and reflecting a pattern of absences. The writer questions whether such behavior should continue to allow trustees to attend and devote time for future elections.
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Aprice Eed
Miraflas
Sparta
Benya
Unis
Ford deficit miscalc widens budget gap to 70 billion
The House Budget Committee skeptical of the administration estimate raises the next fiscal year's deficit from 60 to 70.1 billion, citing revised figures for royalties subsidies and debt interest. It proposes a budget of 73.2 billion, shifting priorities to reduce defense and foreign aid and boost job programs.
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Tis
House
Congress
Postal
Childress
Howe
House Committee
Proposal to expand CHP into state police power play
An outline titled Long Range Strategy Plan proposes that the California Highway Patrol absorb the California State Police and broaden duties to include government security and protection of officials. It envisions control over state waterways mass transit and airports with a tone of secrecy. Officials debate the plan noting it lacks legislative authority and may reflect departmental exploration rather than policy.
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CHP
California State Police
Secret Service
Glen Craig
Dan Lanza
Laura
Craig
Lanza
Finance Department
Patsol
Interpri
Hes Korah Cero
Collier
Army
Washington
FBI
CIA
IRS
Sacramento Leaders and State Officials Named
Sacramento leaders and key state officials listed include Governor Edmund G Brown Jr and Lt Governor Melvyn Dymalty along with Attorney General Evelle Younger Secretary of State Martha Fong Eu Controller Ken Cory and Treasurer Jesse Unevh. Alameda County lawmakers Nicholas Petris John W Holmdahl Ken Meade John J Miller Floyd Mori and others are noted with district details.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Melvyn Dymalty
Evelle Younger
Marth Fong EU
Ken Cory
Jesse Unevh
Wilton Riles
Alameda County
John W. Holmdahl
the Livermore
Amador
John J. Miller
Floyd Mori
Cmuk Pero
Representatives in Washington Southern Alameda County mailing addresses
U S Senators and Representatives serving Southern Alameda County listed with addresses. Sen Alen Craraton and Sen John Tunney in Washington D C. Rep Fortney H Mark in eighth district. District covers San Leandro Castro Valley north Hayward Alameda part east Oakland Livermore Pleasander and parts of Contra Costa. Rep Dan Edwards Ninth District address 2240 Rayburn Office Building Washington DC 2015. District Includes South Haywant Union City Fremont New Ark as part of Sarda Cara County.
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U.S
Alameda County
Alen Craraton
Senate
Washington, D.C
John ¥. Tunney
Langworth
Ing
Washington D.C
San Leandro
Castro Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Oakland
Livermore
Pleasander
Contra Costa County
Dan Edwards
Rayburn
Washington, D. C
South Haywant
Union Ciy
Fremont
New Ark
Sarda Cara County
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George J. Marder
Earl G. Waters
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