Alameda County to join drive against Reagan welfare cuts
Alameda County supervisors voted unanimously to join Los Angeles and eight other large counties in a Supreme Court challenge to Governor Reagan's cuts to welfare and Medi-Cal subsidies. They argue the state is shifting costs to local taxpayers and seek a ruling on duties for state mandated programs if state funds run short.
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Los Angeles
Supreme Court
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Medi-Cal
Richard Moore
Moore
Weather and city happenings with varied local items
Fair through Thursday with cooler today. Coastal highs in the 60s inland in the 70s to 80s. nights in the 50s. Winds to 25 mph. June permits boost $18 million, building activity up since 1969-70. A Union City council clash over a school district issue turned physical. Angela Davis seeks halt to Marin murder trial. Reagan admin tests unemployment benefit payments to boost economy. Army destroys germ warfare stockpiles. MIRV accuracy not increased.
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Telephone strike looms as talks recess amid U S wage disputes
Nationwide strike by Communications Workers of America tightens as talks stall with AT&T units The Chesapeake and Potomac and Western Electric face pattern-setting contracts for 33 total agreements CWA says no formal offer exists at filing time. workers in California Florida Ohio and other states walk off in protest slogans appear and dispute actions accompany the walkout
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UPT
Communications Workers of América
New York City
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Western Electric
New York
At&t
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
C&p
Sone
California
Miami
Sioux Falls
S.D
Middleton
Ohio
Jabor Puis
Fremont Unified budget cuts spark protests by district workers
Fremont Unified School District non teaching employees protested at a school board meeting over proposed budget cuts. Joseph Garcia of the Fremont California School Employees Association said turnout was sparked by Federation of Fremont Residents recommendations, though not all were discussed. Officials noted a 9.75 percent jump in assessed valuation and federal funding could trim taxes or fund raises, with further budget discussion planned.
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Fremont Unified
Joseph Garcia
Fremont California School Employes Association
Federation of
Fremont Residents
Garcia
Redd
Harold Alameda
Alameda
Fremont approves major change at Southlake mobile home park
Fremont City Council, in a 4 1 vote, approved replacing a 0 bed convalescent hospital plan with 114 apartments and 20 mobile home pads for the $5 million Southlake project by George Oakes. Critics warned the shift departs from the original plan and density is too tight.
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Fremont
Southlake
George Oakes
Eo Oakes
Hayward
Durham Road
Grimmer
Grimmer Boulevard
Geoffrey Steel
Don Dillon
William van Doorn
Evidence lost sparks mistrial bid in Newton case
Oakland UPI reports defense attorney Charles Garry sought a mistrial in Huey Newton’s manslaughter trial after prosecutors disclosed a missing blood soaked law book key to Newton’s defense. Garry said tampering invalidates vital evidence linked to Officer Frey's death in 1967 and Newton’s claim of self defense.
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UPI
Charles Garry
Huey Newton
Garry
Newton
Finhat Tial
John Frey
Frey
Fricke
Superior Court
Harold B. Howe
Dispute Halts Work On Washington Hospital Wing
A labor dispute between carpenters and the Bay Area Associated General Contractors halted the Washington Hospital expansion project. Carl W. Olson and Sons, San Mateo, contractors on the $9 million job, face a labor dispute with union workers. Hospital administrator Richard M. Warren said hospital operations remain unaffected. Picket lines are limited to the construction zone, with hopes for an amiable settlement and continued progress to double hospital capacity.
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Warren
Nixon reviews war policy in Californian talks
President Nixon began a major review of Vietnam policy in San Clemente with Secretary of State William Rogers and Henry Kissinger. They returned from talks in Saigon and Paris and heard Kissinger report impressions from his trip, with no secret Dover meeting planned.
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San Clemente
Calif
Ronald Ziegler
Kissinger
Nixon
Rogers
Ziegler
le Duc Tho
Paris
Nixon era economy mocked as band-aids by Evans
Dan Evans of Washington calls Nixon administration band-aids for the ailing U S economy. The report notes Apollo 15 prepares for a July 26 moon launch with frost coated rocket and preliminary medical checks. Draft delays imply only a reporting duty delay for draft prone youths.
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Dan Evans
Washington
Moon
Agnew Meets Kenya Leader During Nairobi Visit
Spiro Agnew's mid itinerary stop in Kenya includes a greeting by President Jomo Kenyatta who presents a carved rhinoceros to the vice president. The Kenyan leader's reception marks Agnew's only major official function during a three day stay in Nairobi.
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Spiro T. Symon
Kenya
Jona Kenyates
Agnew
Kenyattan
Agnes
Nairobi
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