Tax loophole lets California insurers dodge state levy
Sacramento report says 12 California based insurers avoided about 11 million dollars in state taxes last year by deducting all local property taxes on their main office buildings. Project Loopdate estimates up to 18 million in taxes could be saved this year, highlighting a loophole under scrutiny by lawmakers.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Project Loophole
Rich Rudnick
Occidental Life. Insurance “Company of California
Occidental
Los Angeles
Density decision delayed over high density plan near Union City
Planning commissioners postponed action on a Singer Housing Co proposal for higher density between the Nimitz Freeway and Alvarado Boulevard near the Union City limits. They rejected a staff suggestion to raise density from 2-3.5 to 4.5-6.5 units per acre, then continued the matter to review with a second developer's proposal for 215 acres in the same area. Also discussed were exotic animals and a higher dog household limit in residential areas.
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Tate
Trease
Contractors halt general lockout in Northern California dispute
The Associated General Contractors announced an end to the three week strike lockout affecting about 56,000 workers. Executive director Richard Munn said the action followed a request from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service and would allow work for Teamsters willing to return. Negotiations resume Friday, but Teamsters say pickets will continue until a new contract is agreed. The outcome depends on whether the Teamsters halt their strike and government actions beyond the request.
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Sacramento
Upl
Associated General Contractors
California
Richard Munn
AGC
Federal Mediation and siConciliation Service
Mwin
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Edwin Scott
Federal Media- Howard Conciliation Service
Munn
Nixon
Farlier
Morris Tess
Focal Teamsters
Evidence session probes Sirhan case tampering claims
Los Angeles deputy district attorney said new important evidence emerged in the Sirhan case during grand jury investigations. An extra day was requested as more than 25 witnesses testified this week while officials review possible exhibit tampering tied to the Kennedy assassination inquiry.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan
Richard Hecht
Hecht
Joseph Busch Jr
Imbert F. Kennedy
Barbara Mehr Thas
Newark field night lights plan gains support
Newark volunteers aim to install football field lighting with donated technical work and reinforced steel for concrete foundations. Nelson calls for electrical conduit donations as two volunteer groups proceed with school district approval to have lights operating by fall.
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Newark Unified School Distt
Nixon Eyes Plan Support Despite Opposition
President Nixon said he expected some opposition from special interest groups to his wage price policy but believed the nation would back the plan. He noted Gov Preston Smith would defy the freeze by raises for teachers and state workers, while urging public support and unity for wartime style sacrifice and national strength.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
White House
Preston. Smith
Texas
Cov. Smith
Gov. Conally
Secretary of the Treasury
John P. Conneally
Gov. Smith
Earier
Weather and political tensions across the nation
A band of showers and thunderstorms extends from the Central Plains to the Great Lakes with some rain in southeastern Arizona. Warmer temps in the Northern Plains, cooler in the Great Lakes. Nixon warns economic competition will demand resolve as he travels for a two week vacation and political clash over wage freezes with Texas Governor Preston Smith challenging federal authority amid inflation concerns.
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Central Plains
Great Lakes Area
Arizona
Rockies
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
Newark's Outstanding Young Men Named for 1971
David N. Rinta Anthony Nelson and Walter Thompson from Newark are among those selected for the 1971 Outstanding Young Men of America. Rinta, 34, heads the Newark Wells Fargo Bank branch. Nelson, 35, is assistant city public president of the Newark Kiwanis Club. Thompson, 31, serves as chamber director and college trustee.
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David N. Rinta
Anthony Nelson
Walter Thompson
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Rinta
Newark
Wells Fargo Bank
Nelson
Tewark Kiwanis Club
Thompson
Oh Jotie College
Burinerzaman
Dayan urges unilateral annexation of captured Arab lands
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told officers that because Arab states reject peace, Israel should act unilaterally to annex territories it captured in past wars. He named the West Bank, Golan Heights, Gaza, and the Sinai, saying Jerusalem was already annexed. He urged using occupied areas as a de facto government until peace is possible.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Dayan
West Bank
Jordan
Syrian Golan Heights
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Old Jerusalem
Khartoum
Command and Staff College
Fremont Births Report From Local Hospitals
Birth notices from Fremont area hospitals list newborns with parents Mr and Mrs. Frath Tuce and many others. Names include Frement Ava, Randy Suncoerg, Mark Thomes Carrol, Claude Alkinson, and Robert Parsons among families at Frement and Fremont locations. The items note birth dates in August and locations at Eden Fremont, Kaiser Hospital, and Washington Hospital, with multiple first names and domestic residences.
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Okwien PrYot
Orten
Bir
Mora
Ralph Wilson
Girl Watching Week Sparks Libers Backlash in Century City
In Los Angeles the second annual Girl Watching Week in Century City drew strong protests from women activists and letters to the Chamber of Commerce objecting to turning women into objects. The Century City chamber, likened to Rockefeller Center, faced critical mail after announcing Sept 12 to 17 events and the selection of the "most watchable girl." The executive director, described as a striking figure, received many of the letters started with Gentlemen.
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Los Angeles
AFL
Century City
Hindh
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Rockefeller Center
Lega
Bende Pamad
Lounte Sacha
Fremont weighs cheaper county animal control plan
Fremont city officials eye participation in a county animal control service district to cut costs. A study shows districts could run with a 1085 cent per 100 dollar tax replacing shared city and county charges, while dog licenses stay with the district. Newark has withdrawn, Hayward weighs similar move, and officials warn service quality may not improve.
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Fremont
Don Driggs
Severi
Alameda County
Field Services
William Hilde
Brand
Driggs
Newark
Service
Hayward
Countty
TV star Don Galloway to attend Fremont police honors dinner
Don Galloway, famed for Transide and The Secret Storm, will head a Sept. 5 Fremont dinner honoring the Governor's 20 top handgun shooters in California. The event includes Gov. Reagan sanction and features officers Sej. Robert Pellerin and others, plus four CHP members. Tickets are $7, with Abe Cline or Richard Cox handling reservations.
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Fremont
Don Galloway
Galloway
Sel
Ed Brown
John Forsythe
Marcus Webby
M.D
Ronald Reagan
Sej
Robert Pellerin
Richard Cox
Sei
Robert Meyers
Gerald Teixeira
Ed Montgomery
Karl Trettik
California
Wayne Johnson
Requiem Mass for Guseppe Migliardi Held in Fremont
Requiem Mass for Guseppe Migliardi age 7 who died Wednesday in a Fremont hospital will be held at 9 am today at Italy Spirit Catholic Church in Fremont. Private burial will follow. The regary was recited last night at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. He was a native of Italy and a Union City resident for 49 years, husband of Jacia Migliardi, father of Robert G Migliardi and James Po Migliardi, and grandfather of three.
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Guseppe Migliardi
Fremont
Italy Spirit Catholic Church
Fremont Blvd
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Italy
Union City
Jacia Migliardi
Robert G. Migliardi
James Po
Migieal
Hayward
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