Reagan administration faces budget stalemate in California
Gov. Reagan and aides warned a stalled budget could trigger chaos across state agencies. A six member conference panel reached a general agreement on nearly 400 million dollars in new school aid but Democrats pushed to match demands and link tax reform to a statewide ballot. Republicans and Democrats spar over timing and scope as votes loom.
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Two Car Collision Injures Two In Fremont
Two persons were injured in a two car crash at Mowry Avenue and Blacow Road yesterday morning. Patricia May Bittner 42 of Mowry was pinned in her car and listed in serious condition at Washington Hospital Fremont with possible internal injuries and fractures. Christine Marie Jose 2 of Gina Street Fremont, a passenger in Susan Carol Jose 25’s car, was in satisfactory condition with possible head injuries. Police say Bittner’s car was struck on the left side by a northbound vehicle driven by Mrs. Jose, who was cited for not obeying a red light.
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Murder Trial Begins for Union City Slaying
OAKLAND The murder trial of John Clarence Williams, 32, of Senera, continues in Alameda County Superior Court for the slaying of Union City truck driver Edward O Monaghan, 49, strangled in his trailer home. Prosecutor Charles Johnson was unavailable due to another murder case, delaying Williams' trial.
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Daily Review public notice and business manager details
A court order dated June 21, 1961 declares the Daily Review a general circulation newspaper in Alameda County California. The notice lists the paper as published in Fremont California with second class matter and provides subscription rates and mailing details for readers.
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Park's Adventurous Spirit Left In Park Safety Push
Park officials tout Lake Elizabeth swim lagoon safety as central to Central Park plans. A 2.5 acre lagoon will feature clear water, fine sand, a gradual 20-1 slope to 5 feet and a drop to 10 feet, eight lifeguard stations, strong police and fire radio links, and 24 hour water changes. Coast Guard Auxiliary runs an eight week safe boating course at Washington High from 7 to 9 30 p m starting July 8. New officers elected include Gerald Moller as first vice president Don W Raymond as second vice president Lucille Goni as secretary and Gerry Scott as treasurer. Directors for three years are Raymond Scott Moller Frank Schiell and Ted Gilbert.
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Ted Gilbert
Expensive Tool Haul Reported at Fremont Factory
Tools valued at about $1,750 were stolen from Westfah Manufacturing Co at 6700 Stevenson Rd Fremont. Foreman Thomas A. Cox found three tool boxes broken into at 6 am. Loot included three import wrenches a sander a grinder and many hand tools plus a coffee machine and $15 in change. Police say thieves pried a south side wire screen and hauled items on a dolly to a waiting vehicle.
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House Extends Surtax Amid Inflation War of Words
The House approved extending the 10 percent surtax on income taxes through December 31 while reducing the rate to five percent for six months, with expiration in 1970. Nixon signaled tax reform would come later, aiming to avoid reform amendments and bolster dollar confidence, as reform liberals celebrated a moral victory amid inflation concerns.
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Tornadoes Batter Midwest Across Multiple States
Violent wind storms and heavy rain lashed a wide Midwest area amid a 10 day Southeast heat wave setting new records. Ten or more people injured as tornadoes struck Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. Dozens of structures damaged including a trailer court near Kirksville Massachusetts injuries and motel damage. A Joliet Illinois airport and Chicago area buildings suffered damage as winds toppled roofs and damaged vehicles. Funnel clouds were sighted near Plymouth Indianaampa and Key West Florida.
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Fremont Council weighs salary raises for city workers
Fremont city council met in executive session to review salary proposals for about 398 employees. The plan highlights a $340,000 line item in a $30.5 million budget with pay raises requested from 10 to 18 percent. The manager's plan also adds 43 new positions into the 1969-70 budget, with negotiations led by City Manager Don Driggs.
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Youth Congress Plans To Top City Council Agenda
A feasibility and franchise review in Fremont outlines a range of Bay Area cable rates and service levels. Fremont Cable seeks a 5.70 monthly rate for a 160 20 channel service, with city finance sharing initial and percentage payments. The agenda includes bids for Central Park upgrades, park lagoon fencing, and a proposed 60,000 third floor for the city hall, plus a gas station site hearing at Mission Boulevard and Driscoll Road.
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Senate Repeals Aid Restrictions on Dependent Children
The Senate approved legislation to repeal restrictions taking effect soon on federal aid to dependent children. The measure, originating in the Senate last week, passed after a conference report with the House, ending a 1967 act's postponed limitations on aid to children under 18 when a parent is absent.
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Obituary for Concepcion Valenzuela 82 in Fremont
Requiem Mass for Concepcion S Valenzuela 82 who died yesterday at Washington Hospital Fremont will be at St Josephs Church 43472 Mission Blvd Fremont at 9 am tomorrow Services originate from Berge Pappas Mortuary 40842 Fremont Blvd Fremont at 9 am A native of Mexico and long time Alameda County resident she lived at 2388 Jackson St Fremont She leaves four sons Vincente George Valenzuela Ygnacio Valenzuela of Hayward and Aurelio Valenzuela of San Jose three daughters Ameilia Duarte Felisita Morena and Aurelio Valenzuela two brothers Manuel Saliaz and Fractio Saliaz 58 grandchildren and 90 great grandchildren Rosary at Berge Pappas Mortuary 8 pm tomorrow Burial will be private
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Aurelio Valenzuela
Manuel Saliaz
Fractio Saliaz
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Newark City Council Holds Closed Budget Session
Newark New Jersey councilors convene in a closed 7 20 p m executive session following by sixth budget session at 710 Newark Blvd council chamber. Clay Manner and Rich ard W Turnlund seek final figures for the 1969 70 city budget. Turnlund notes county assessor figures may alter spending plans though unlikely.
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Anti Drug Group Meet In Newark Tonight
A third meeting of the Citizens Action Committee, a tri city group of parents against drug abuse, will be held tonight at 7 30 at Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church Cedar Boulevard Newark. Spokeswoman Mrs. Sharlayne Plummer said the group aims to ease the drug problem through education of parents and youths with input from police and probation officers at prior sessions.
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