Nader Allies Target Leslie Salt Tax Shelters and Ponds
McCarthy accuses the Reagan era of shielding Leslie Salt from taxes and restricting pond development via BCDC amendments. He claims Leslie officers donated to Reagan campaigns while seeking agricultural preserve status for thousands of acres. The Williamson Act assessed land value, with 10 year restrictions and penalties for early withdrawal.
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Global markets react to 90 day wage price freeze
Amid President Nixon's wage price freeze plans, European partners blame the move for balance of payments strains and oppose the 10 percent import surcharge. The Dow Jones average rose to 903.77 as dollar value slid versus the German mark, while U.S. efforts to stabilize rates and boost home loan funding faced fresh opposition.
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Big Q escape map found at San Quentin prison
San Quentin sources say an elaborate escape map from the prison was found in the adjustment center where George Jackson began a failed escape. They also reported explosives, weapons, wigs, and hidden contraband located in cells as part of the plotted plot, with guard injuries and a fellow convict captured.
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Marcos Threatens Martial Law After Filipino Attacks
President Ferdinand E. Marcos warned he would proclaim martial law if Communist subversives continue violence in the Philippines. Explosives targeted two legislators in Quezon, minor damage and no injuries reported. The order suspends habeas corpus and allows warrantless searches and detentions amid a spate of grenade and bomb attacks on officials and public buildings.
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Fremont approves four-cent tax increase amid budget balance
Fremont council approves a four-cent property tax hike to 9.1 dollars per thousand, balancing a 10,440.41 budget. a nine-cent rise was cut after noting higher assessed value and a larger general fund balance. Delays Irvington Area Plan action and a quarry tax proposal to Sept. 7.
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Gene Rhodes
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Don Driggs
Flea market yields stolen Fremont bicycles
Fremont police report five bicycles stolen in the city. Five bikes were recovered at the Berryessa Flea Market in San Jose after a Los Angeles buyer paid 60 dollars for four of them. Three Fremont youths, students at Ohlone College, were charged with theft and possession of stolen goods. The suspects are Edward L. Hedges 17 Douglas A. Stephenson 17 and Michael J. Rojas 18. The bikes ranged from 80 to 120 dollars and were confirmed stolen after Fremont license checks.
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Los Angeles
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Grimmer Blvd
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Central Park
Weather note for Reya ELE area with variable clouds
Partly cloudy to mostly fair outlook through tomorrow with low morning clouds. Highs range from the 70s to near 80s, tonight’s lows from the 50s to low 60s. West to northwest winds 1 to 20 mph in the afternoons.
Fremont man faces unemployment benefit hair rule
Michael A. Hughes of Fremont waits another week or two to learn if his long hair will affect his eligibility for state unemployment benefits. The case hinges on state rules about appearance and benefit eligibility as he seeks to continue support.
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Michael A. Hughes
Fremont
Soiled State Seeks Manslaughter Charge in George Jackson Case
The state asks a court to add manslaughter counts against an inmate linked to the George Jackson case at San Quentin. An outside probe challenges prison officials as riots erupt in a tense proceeding. Honolulu declares a state of emergency amid eight week dock strike talks. County records chief rebuked over Kennedy evidence handling. Nixon meets new Vietnam negotiator to discuss Paris peace talks and Saigon volatility.
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Agnew hints at closer ties with Nixon for running mate
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew says he is possibly closer to President Nixon than ever before, but the chief executive must decide who will be his DTZ running mate. Also notes a federal judge in Alabama and a Chicago case involving State's Attorney Hanrahan face key legal questions.
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