Welfare reform agreement reached in California
In Sacramento Gov Ronald Reagan and lawmakers announced a welfare reform compromise to save about 150 million in relief costs. The plan aims to reduce welfare and Medi Cal expenses while preserving aid to the poor, with detailed savings to be released Friday and a projected overall 50 to 70 million in state funds and 65 to 70 million in federal funds.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Alles
Gan
California
Meese
Weather outlook shows mild temperatures with clouds
The forecast indicates low clouds tomorrow morning and night with little temperature change. Highs are in the low 70s to low 80s on both days and tonight's low stays in the 50s. Westerly winds reach 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons. Details on Page 16.
Fremont Unified trustees adopt 1971 72 budget
Fremont Unified School District trustees hold the operating tax rate at 5.05 and adopt a 26,139,546 dollar budget for 1971 72. Page 2. New Haven Unified trustees trim excess from the proposed 1971 72 plan and approve a 26 cent tax rate increase. Page 21.
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Fremont Unified School District
New Haven
Unified School District
Huey Newton Manslaughter Trial Resumes With Panel
In the state case over manslaughter, Huey Newton and associates return to court as a 12 member panel resumes consideration today. The proceedings focus on whether the defendants acted within legal bounds during the incident and seek a verdict on charges pending.
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Huey Newton
Nation notes draft lottery and price hikes in 1972 cars
In a national bulletin a third draft lottery is described with Valerie Van Buren, a 20 year old Washington DC student and Miss Black DC contestant, drawing draft priority number one. The Senate passes a broad election reform bill limiting presidential campaign ad spending. General Motors announces tentative 1972 model price increases averaging 176 dollars per car, with Pinto rising to 2069 dollars.
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Selective Service System
Valerie van Buren
Washington, D.C
Senate
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Joint treaty ban on biological weapons urged by US and USSR
The United States and the Soviet Union propose a draft treaty banning biological weapons and warfare and urge the 23 nation disarmament conference to approve quickly. Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco says no decisive breakthroughs occurred in talks with Israeli leaders on narrowing gaps, and Egypt’s reopening of the Suez Canal under an interim peace plan is discussed. Turkey recognizes Communist China as sole legal government and plans full diplomatic ties, per a Foreign Ministry official.
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United States
Soviet Union
Joseph J. Sisco
Egypt
Sez Canal
Turkey
China
Peking
Foreign Ministry
Coyote marina backers still hopeful after setback
Alameda County Flood Central District and Water Conservation District mull reapplying to the Army Corps for a dredging feasibility study for a Coyote Hills marina. The Corps dropped the study from a Bay Area package, drawing criticism from East Bay Parks officials and others. Officials outline two reapplication paths and note district approvals and environmental concerns could affect the process.
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Coyote Ill Ressional Park
Alameda County
Flood Central and Water Conservation District
Army Corps of Engineers
Alameda Creek
Corps
Bay Area
Agenci
Glonal Park
Col
Vinton L. Rathwarn
Central District
Hue and Cry
Rathburn
Coyote Hills Park
East Bay
San Francisco Bay
Food Control District
Anoller
Coyote Hills Aquatic Park
Park
Boy Adopts Abandoned Kitten as Mother Substitute Schnitzky Takes Role
Andy Oddo, 11, rescued an abandoned dachshund kitten and named it Buttons. The friendly dog Schnitzky acts as a surrogate mother, nursing Buttons with liquid restraint in addition to his regular MCAS duties.
County hearing on land subdivision rules postponed
Southern Alameda County planning action stalled as the board delayed a public hearing on a proposed minor subdivision ordinance. Planning Director William Fraley urged a prior work session to discuss scope and impact, aiming to curb illegal rural splits in Alta Monte, Slang Mines, Tesla Roads, and Hayward hills, with county planning reviews expanding to certain state-excepted splits.
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Planning Commission
Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
William Fraley
Board
Fraley
South
Altamont
Slang
Tesla Roads
Hayward Hills
Fred Cooper
California
Joseph Bort
Yesterlag
Apollo 15 in home stretch before return to Earth
UPI reports Apollo 15 astronauts entered the final full day in space with the spacecraft loaded with moon rocks and film from a spacewalk. Alfred Worden, solo flight time record holder, spent 20 minutes outside Endeavour and recovered film during a long lunar orbit. Beaming back to Earth is planned with a televised news conference and an Earth-Moon eclipse view.
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Space
Warden
Endeavour
Worden
Frit Endeavour
Mocn Whils
David KR
Seat
James
Irvin
Curty Sane
Fiesta Days Parade Opens Union City Celebration
Union City kicks off Fiesta Days with a 10 a.m. parade sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Some 75 entries compete across 10 categories led by parade marshal Cliff Saunders from KYA, including floats bands drum corps and equestrian units traveling from Second and E Streets through éth Street to James Lagan High School parking lot.
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Union City
Chamber of Commerce
Second
la Francisco
Cliff Saunders
KYA
E Street
Éth Street
H. Street
James Lagan High School
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Hulet Hornbeck
Park District
Aquatic Park Joint Agency
Paul Linterman
Alameda
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