Nixon Threatens Veto Over Campaign Financing Plan
White House warned of a second veto as conference committees pushed a campaign financing package. The plan would tax relief and credits, sparking GOP and Democratic opposition while Senate and House leaders battled over revisions and funding mechanisms ahead of Nixon's decision.
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Newark school bond vote falls short by slim margin
About 23 percent of Newark district voters skipped the special election as the 3 million bond measure drew 1.04 to 0.583 in favor while a 5.5 million state loan authorization failed 108 to 84. President Paul Gygax urged rescheduling and considered portable buildings as a feasible alternative amid talk of another election. Turnout lagged behind April and prior special elections.
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Rabbii in Huddle Says Needs Details Before Speaking
City personnel officials report Rabbii in a back page section addressing issues, stating he would need more details before commenting on pay raises and benefits tied to the area discussions.
Hard-line campaign finance curb clears House vote
The House approved a bill 372 to 23 to curb campaign costs by setting advertising limits and spending caps for presidential, Senate, and House races. The measure would place a 10 cent per eligible voter cap or 50000 dollars, whichever is higher, with 1972 limits around 13.8 million dollars per presidential candidate.
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Ohlone code row sparks student council clash
Fremont area college dispute erupts as student council accuses board of trustees and president Charles Soow of ignoring a three year effort by a committee of students faculty and administrators on a draft student conduct code.
McGovern in Fremont Dec 12 meeting attracts students
Fremont residents and students attend a public meeting where UAW Local 1344 issues fire debate. County counsel's code prompts protests. a campus leaflet denounces the draft as restrictive and vindictive. The board plans to discuss the matter at its Dec 8 session amid petitions for the committee's version.
Fremont boy wins national photo contest for smile
Fremont family wins 2500 award after their 21 month old Matthew Scott Winegar's photo is chosen in a national children’s photograph contest. The child weighs 18 pounds and is 14 inches tall, described as sparkly blue eyed and very cute. A $2400 shopping spree will be added to their Capwell's voucher. The contest judges include Glen Campbell Chad Everett Aretha Franklin and Florence Henderson.
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San Francisco Suit Alleges Census Bias Omits Five Million Hispanics
The U.S. Census Bureau is accused in a San Francisco federal court class action of undercounting five million Spanish Americans due to an upper class bias in the counting system. The article notes weather and other fragments but centers on the legal challenge and named party concerns.
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California policy notes and violent crime report wrap
The document records a mix of public policy notes and a violent crime incident. It mentions legislative reapportionment talks stalling after a Democratic rejection, a stabbing attack on kindergarten teachers, and a $550 million tax package agreement with payroll withholding and a property tax break for seniors. It also notes the California Public Utilities Commission reopening a $143 million rate increase for Pacific Telephone due to a Supreme Court ruling on imprudent accounting and tax overcharges.
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