Nixon Orders Substantial Federal Budget Cuts
Substantial cuts are ordered by President Nixon in the federal budget with tensions over excise taxes. Rep Wilbur D Mills favor lower spending over higher taxes. Economists discuss a split tax increase to reassure business leaders while aiming to deflate deficits and curb inflation. The White House schedules a State of the Union address for January 22 and a budget submission by February 2.
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Dress code approved by school board ignites debate
County counsel says recent court rulings push dress standards to health safety or disruption concerns. Trustees confirm new code banning sunglasses inside schools, high heel plates, barefoot and thong footwear. Parents and students argue dress has little impact on learning as board discussion continues.
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Donald Glankler
Gunman Nabbed After Deputies Burst In
A Contra Costa County deputy squad arrested a man after a break in response. He surrendered a .38 caliber pistol hidden in his jacket and claimed the deputies were fascists during the arrest.
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Fire damages mobile home in Union City blaze
Fire at 2600 Park Side Drive damaged a Duncan Thompson trailer in Central Park West mobile home park. Sparks from food on a stove ignited a pilot light, causing about 1500 dollars in damage with most loss to the kitchen and smoke damage overall. Fire crews worked about an hour after a 1 a.m. call.
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Union City
Park Side Drive
Ken Garcia
Duncan Thompson
Central Park West
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Teens Seek New Approach To Drug Problem Programs
The city commission discusses teen needs for a dedicated facility paired with targeted programming. They note teens resist heavy adult supervision and want more self directed activity. The panel reviews spending on leisure resources, seeks innovations to address drugs, and plans priorities for the 1970 71 budget as new members join and leadership roles are extended.
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Joe Murphy
Murphy
Suart McCormick
Commission
Sol Lerch
Joan Heger
Ed Washburn
Orie Wise
Newark Chamber Installs 22 Officers in 1970 Dinner
Newark residents fill the chamber dinner as Ray Carlson becomes president and 22 officers are installed by Stanley Mazur. New board directors include John Bodden Brown Cardoza Catton Deutschman Gygax Kingery Love Luebo Melott Millikan Oliveira Pickthall Hinla Jeffensen and Milan spoke on the key role of the fair and convention association.
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Tanley Mazur
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Leonard Luebo
Richard Pmelott
Roberta V. Millikan
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Frank Jeffensen
Walter J. i. Gygsx
Sal Milan
San Mateo County
Nigeria declares end to Biafra war and sacks famine fears
President Gowon announces war over as thousands of Biafran troops surrender and refugee centers are opened along the Niger river. Food stockpiles are moved forward to feed civilians while the Pope urges restraint and relief aid organizations offer help.
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Nissen Reappointed Head of California Exposition Board
Ronald Reagan reappointed Ralph Nissen of Williams to a third term as chairman of the California Exposition and Fair Executive Committee. The term runs until February 1, 1971, and the post carries no salary.
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UPI
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Contraceptive Pill Seen Raising Health Risks in Hearing
A Senate hearing on birth control pills heard warnings that 9 million American women use them with potential risks including cancer blood clots and diabetes. Experts urged safer options like intrauterine devices and noted ongoing debates about estrogen levels and long term effects.
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Nationwide tribute marks Dr. King birthday observance
The nation prepared memorials for Martin Luther King Jr on the holiday anniversary. Officials ordered school closures in major cities including New York Baltimore Kansas City and Harrisburg Pa to honor the memory of the civil rights leader.
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Winds Batter Hawaii as Hurricane Furies Hit Oahu
Powerful winds near 100 mph battered Oahu causing 2 million dollars in damage and widespread outages. About 150 residents fled floods and debris damaged Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station structures, radios, boats, and roofs. Four air station personnel suffered minor injuries from glass and debris.
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Bed wing planned for St Rose Hospital in Hayward
The St Rose Hospital in Hayward plans a new wing drawn by architect William L Duquette. Construction could start in April and finish by December with 16 beds removed during build. Hospital administrator Richard M Warren cited overpopulation reaching 160 patients for 156 beds and six turned away yesterday. The board meeting also set 8 p m as the regular time and expects to sign a joint powers agreement with Alameda County on Jan 22 to authorize the 9.7 million project.
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Hayward
William L. Duquette
Richard M Warren
Warren
Sre
Pink Ladies
Alameda County
Fremont Planning Commission meeting canceled for lack of action items
Planning Commissioners James Griffin and Joseph Rondeau will share seminar findings with the commission tonight. A special study session will discuss new aspects of city planning at 7 40 p m in city hall 39700 Civile Center Drive.
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James Griffin
Joseph Rondeau
City Hall
Civile Center Drive
Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area Clouds and Rain Ahead
Increasing cloudiness across the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday with a rain likelihood rising to 70 percent Thursday night and Friday. Lows in the 40s, highs in the 50s, southerly winds 15 to 30 mph. Snow levels near 5000 feet north and 8000 feet south.
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