Tax Reform Gains House Approval Amid Tax Burden Debate
The measure aims to raise about $6.8 million in revenue by closing loopholes with start of full effect in 1979. Provisions include six relief plans costing billions yearly by 1980s and targeted tax cuts for many single filers and married couples, while critics urge recalls of nonpayers. Mascot Mills cites taxpayers with high incomes paying no taxes.
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Save Bay Bill Signed By Reagan
A plan branded Save Bay seeks to preserve a priceless natural asset while balancing private property rights. Principal authors include Sen Nicholas Petris and Richard J. Golwig with support from Mille Marks and others. The measure aims to avoid regional government controls and restore shoreline protections after Senate action.
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Mille Marks
San Francisco
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Requiem Mass Held for Athena L Jimenez 7
Requiem Mass for Athena L. Jimenez seven of Awheark died yesterday from injuries in a Sunday air accident on the Dumbarton Bridge. Services set for Saturday at 8 20 am at the Chive of the Holy Spirit Fremont Fremont Blvd Bremont with rosary recitation today at the Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Burial at Holy Sepulture in Hayward.
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Athena L. Jimenez
Awheark
Dumbarton Bridge
Fremont Blvd
Bremont
Norfolk, Va
Rodolfy Jimenez
New, “Ark
Jonathan Jimenexi
Newark
Andres M. Cassany
Chapel of the Roses Mortuary
Sumo Peralta Blvd
Tremont
Boriat
Rein Hayward
The Arous Tabushed by The Day Review at Bayid Re Party
A court order from Superior Court of California applies to The Arous Tabushed by The Day Review at Bayid Re Party. The document references Order No 314864 and notes publication details including subscription rates and mailing information.
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Superior Court of the
State of California
Alemete
$134 Million School Aid Measure Approved by Legislature
The Assembly approved the $134 million school aid plan 49-15, with Democrats voting no. The Senate passed 92-2 as a conference committee forged a compromise linking two earlier measures for education funding, aiming to extend aid through 1973 and expand junior college construction while holding broad tax implications.
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Assembly
Ater
Teale
Nicholas ©. Perris
Oakland
Jess Unruh Sai
Unruh
Raul
Ika Yew
Torjor Schol
House Conference
Fremont Gymkhana Winners Named by Recreation Dept
Fremont Recreation Department announced gymkhana winners with Chad Larkin and Kitty DeBorba as best dressed Cow Boy and Cowgirl. Marilyn Larkin, Chad Larkin led High-Point winners. multiple classes crown first to sixth place in Barrel Racing, Keyhole, Buck Marathon, Pole Bending, Quadrangle, Backing and Figure Eight events across varied age groups.
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Keyhole
Chad Larkin
Sue Winslow
Dawn Chrisp
Donnie Helgeson
Mike Cohen
Judy Moynihan
Buck Marathon
Caralyn Toppin
Sue Brooks
Lynn Morrison
David Martinez
Susan Peterson
Marilyn Larkin
Denise Gerbi
Ralph Corvin
Joanne Aguilar
Skip Stansbury
Dean Singte Lon
Nancy Bradley
Lynn Pederson
Linda Ura
Ralph Corwin
Jean Findley
Joy Larkin
Shelly Fortner
Dannie Helgeson
Sue Roberts
Bonnie Cook
Forecasts for Northern California Bay Area and Beyond
Forecasts show fair weather in the San Francisco Bay Area through Saturday with patches of fog near the ocean and little temperature change. Highs in the mid to upper 70s to 80s, cooler near the coast, with westerly winds around 12 to 24 mph in the afternoons and minimal Friday night dips in late week.
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Ocean
Californias
Nevada
California
Ukiah
Oakland Museum Chief Fired Amid Board Tensions
The Oakland museum director Dr. James Holliday was dismissed after refusing to resign. The museum commission cited insubordination. Education coordinator Mrs. Julia Hare and staff member Mrs. Ware also resigned under city hall and board pressure.
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UPI
Oakland Museum
James
Holliday
Museum Commission
Julia Hare
Iformer San Francisco State College
Nathan Hare
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Military funding battles loom after ABM approval
Senate debates defense procurement as a $20 billion bill moves toward a three week recess. Proxmire and other leaders push deeper cuts to defense spending, targeting aircraft, tanks, and naval assets. Stennis urges completion while warning some amendments affect core defense programs. Nixon allies insist ABM reductions meet security needs while opponents argue the compromise isn’t sufficient.
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D-Wis
iAie Porce
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Soviet Union
Sensitivity Training Condemned by Alameda Party
The Alameda County Central Committee of the American Independent Party condemns sensitivity training or self-criticism as indoctrination causing mass neurosis. Newark resident Gerald Lyles moved the resolution at the July San Leandro meeting at Priny's Coffee Shop, cited by publicity chair Margaret M. Massicolte. The resolution notes its use in public schools and in-service training for many government jobs.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
McCarran Act Part Under Fire
Alameda County's Human Relations Commission urges board to back repeal of emergency detention in Title II of the McCarran Act. Paul Yamamoto says the provision violates constitutional guarantees and judicial traditions. Opposition, tied to charges of concentration camp measures, cites pending repeal bills in Congress by Inouye and Matsunaga.
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Alameda County
Human Relations Commission
Board of Supervisors
Paul Yamamoto
Oakland
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Spark M. Matsunaga
Beefeater Prices Ease Amid Market Slowdown in Irvington
In Irvington, beef demand softened as New York steak fell from 2.39 per pound to a more affordable range. At the Irvington Food Market manager Phillip Leong notes a July slowdown, with wholesale beef down 9 to 10 cents and retail cuts 10 to 15 cents. Cattle prices fluctuated with supply and demand, boneless rib roasts moved from 78 to 89 cents per pound in June, and overall living costs rose, shaping cautious shopper behavior and possible price relief if consumer demand stabilizes. Market observers warn beef prices swing with cattle supply and seasonal trends.
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New York
Phillip Leong
Irvington Food Market
Fremont Blvd
Dune
Butcher Box
Parry
San Francisco-Oakland
Fremont
Jack Parry
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