Legislature Faces Tax Clash and Reapportionment Standstill
Long political maneuvering over reapportionment and a tax bill created open tensions with Reagan. Senate sponsor Deukmejian warned of serious fiscal consequences if the bill failed. Republicans signaled strain with the governor and discussed overriding a veto, while talks of a special commission or court action loomed.
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Reagan Am
George Deukmejian
K-Long
Assembly
Reagan
Special “Commission
Senate
Fred Marnier Jr
Freseo
Rhodes comments on rule in employee relations procedures
Rhodes attacked the rule requiring information to pass through a city manager or department head before reaching the police survey. He said the aim is for firsthand data, not sifted through intermediaries, and questioned whether it even reaches the back page of the section.
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Ance
Rhodes
Ohlone College Receives Mixed Accreditation Findings
An accreditation team issued a mixed report on Ohlone College with recommendations to increase minority student aid and reduce administration costs while proposing rap sessions with students. A final decision on accreditation awaits the seven member commission’s review of the team report. The panel warned higher future costs and possible tax needs to maintain standards.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Tae
Ghiene
Campaign funding proposal delayed amid Nixon veto risk
The House Ways and Means chair Wilbur Mills proposes a compromise to avoid a Nixon veto on a voluntary tax funded campaign fund for presidential candidates. The plan could withhold Treasury paid funding of up to 204 million next year, drawing mixed support from Democrats and Republicans.
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White House
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
James A. Burke
Massachusetts
Mills
Pri
Newark Council Backs Ban on topless Entertainment Again
Newark council maintains stance opposing topless entertainment in city bars by a 3-2 vote on second reading. The ordinance, set to take effect Jan. 2, drew sharp remarks from Mayor Harry Lewis and several council members while sparking a heated exchange over council duties and free judgment.
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Newark
Harry Lewis
James Balentine
Ellis Baker
Marriage of 11 year old sparks licensing row
An 11-year-old wed a man described as the most honest partner, prompting questions about the license as the ceremony faced scrutiny. Local reports note the bride and groom attended the ceremony amid debate over age and propriety.
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Eereens Tupi
Bel” Katten
Phee
Poland
Fremont Prefers BART Opening Ceremony Site
Fremont civic leaders announce a three month program tied to the Bay Area Rapid Transit District opening. The chamber committee, led by Price Flail and honorary chairman William van Doorn, aims to host a March ceremony and ongoing visits by dignitaries, though no official BART commitment exists.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
Fremont
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Stan Laycock
Oakland
Lawrence B. Ferolie
BART
Fremont Committee
Price Flail
Mayer Wiliam van Doorn
Weather and crime notes roll across page three
Showers increase this morning with a lingering chance of rain tomorrow. Low temperatures stay in the 40s tonight and fall to the low 50s tomorrow night. A waiter testifies that Joseph Barbosa Baron offered $500000 by the Mafia to alter his testimony in an East Coast slaying and was being protected by the Justice Department to keep his original story. Angela Davis is quietly moved to Palo Alto for a long delayed murder kidnapping and conspiracy trial. Legislative debate on a controversial issue proceeds amid shuffled text on the page.
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Joseph Barbosa Baron
Justice Department
Angela Davis
Palo Alto
Senate backs care bill modeled on Head Start
The Senate approves a compromise national program to aid low income children, modeled on Head Start, aiming at thorough community care for neglected youngsters. President Nixon and Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir meet amid signals the U S may partial ally supply warplanes. Earl L Butz confirmed as agriculture secretary after rancorous debate. Senator Brooke opposes Supreme Court nominee Rehnquist. A student group blasts FDA for not listing ingredients on food labels.
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Senate
Nixon
Golda Meir
United States
Pagel
Earl L. Butz
Agriculture
World currency turmoil hits postwar dollar lows
The U S dollar tumbled to a postwar low amid a wave of selling after devaluation fears and a stalled Group of Ten talks in Rome failed to resolve the world currency crisis. Egyptian Foreign Minister Riad says Cairo will not consult Moscow before any war decision with Israel. An Israeli minister accuses the U S of share blame for current Middle East deadlock. Queen Elizabeth faces a proposed pay hike of 106 percent to 2.45 million dollars annually, first raise in 19 years.
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U.S
Group of Ten
Rome
Mahmoud Riad
Cairo
Moscow
Egypt
Israel
United States
Middle East
Elizabeth
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