Nixon poised for swift tax action amid inflation fears
Nixon pushes a broad program to boost the dollar, curb inflation, and spur business with a 10 percent investment tax credit proposed for retroactivity to April 1. Congress plans hearings, while analysts warn of renewed inflation after wage price controls end. The Dow rose as markets reacted to the plan and foreign exchange pressures.
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Teachers pay hikes in doubt amid stalled negotiations
Fremont Unified District officials AAA teachers union and school board near agreement on a 4.1 percent cost of living raise and expanded benefits but final terms hinge on state aid and legal rulings. Officials fear a wage freeze could affect longevity increments and fringe benefits for the coming year.
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Burglars Kidnap Quietly Like Comedians In Newark Night
A series of night burglaries woke residents across seven houses in Newark. Police arrested two suspects Maria Avila 19 and Barajas Saul-Valdiosera 34 after a prowler case on Birch Street near Moores Ave. Victims report waking to intruders, including a man over Magnolia Street 37M, as officers investigate two additional burglaries and a prowler report.
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Moores Av
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Tua Rayer
Magnolia St
Fiery Hayward San Mateo Bridge Crash Injures Three
A late afternoon crash on the Hayward San Mateo Bridge left three people hurt including CHP officer Boyd D. Hooley 28 of San Jose. Hooley jumped from a burning patrol car into the water and was rescued. he was in very serious condition at St Rose Hospital.
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Jack Coleman
Conajo
San Lorenzo
Edmund Smith
Flelicopter
Fremont families dispute city rescue bill after helicopter effort
In Fremont three families face bills of 206 each for a city authorized air search that rescued two teenage boys and a girl after a Sierra trek last April. Parents say the youths were not truly lost and could have returned to camp. They note the group had spent a night near a warm fire before the helicopter diverted to a spa.
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Fremont
Sierra Nevadas
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Haysock Court
Mike Cuneo
Mountain View
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GI Forum seeks recourse after eviction from county building
Leona Ward, state chairman of the American GI Forum, accuses Fremont chapter of false excision from a county owned veteran building. Tom Sherrod cites harassment and non payment claims as the basis for eviction, while the forum contends it is a bona fide veterans group and seeks representation on the commission.
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Fremont
Tom Sherrod
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Unity
Sherrod
Union City
Building Commission
Shereed
Uninn City
Veterans’ Organization
Weather Outlook: Fair With Fog Valleys Tonight
Forecast calls for fair skies through tomorrow aside from night and morning fog and low cloudiness. Little temperature change with highs in the 70s and a low tonight in the 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 26 mph.
East Bay Park District Adopts $8.6 Million Budget
East Bay Regional Park District directors adopt a 1971 72 budget totaling 8.6 million dollars and set the tax rate at the maximum allowable level. Page 3.
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San Francisco Supreme Court blocks massive desegregation plan
The state contends against a sweeping plan affecting 47,400 elementary students as City Attorney Thomas Inn Justice argues before Judge Stanley A. Weigel. Weigel found 80 percent of black pupils attend only 27 of the city’s 102 schools, prompting legal action and questions about access to schools.
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Stanley A. Weigel
Prosecution Focuses On Witnesses In My Lai Case
The defense notes six more witnesses while not tying Capt. Ernest Meding to knowledge of the My Lai massacre. Lt. Calley’s radio operator claims Calley gave no order to report the slaughter. Page 2. Governor Wallace criticizes a federal judge over busing ruling. Page 2. Kenneth Garbe misidentifies a man in Brownsville and describes a “sickle madman” while his wife and others are injured in a camper attack. Page 7. An information sheet from the Office of Emergency Preparedness is described on Page 23.
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My Lai
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Medina
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Brownsville
Tex
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Sierra Nevadas
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Applegate
Cali
California
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