Irresponsible Tax Rebate Plans Debated in California Legislature
Editorial weighs Governor Reagan's 10 percent tax credit against Moscone Unruh 20 percent plan. It criticizes the opposition as vote buying, notes the administration would cost about $25 million less and suggests earmarking surplus funds for impoverished school districts amid changed district finances. The piece urges the Assembly to back the Governor's plan.
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Reagan
George Deukmeijan
Long Beach
San Francisco
George Moscone
Jesse Unruh
South County
Hayward
Sliding Hills Plague Hayward Area Homeowners
South Hayward officials and residents face homes built on shifting soil as Chicoine and Saddle Drive cases echo into Faircliff Street. Courts have awarded modest recoveries but fear public funds. rigid hillside construction controls emerge as the sole protection, with seismic experts urging ongoing study and safeguards.
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Hayward
South County
South Hayward
Chi¢pine Avenue
Saddle Drive
Faircliff Street
Chicoine
Chicoine Avenue
Sliding Hill
Fremont
Barry Goldwater on Soviet aims and ABM debate
The Soviet Union shows no interest in strategic parity with the United States and pursues worldwide expansion of Soviet interests. Dr. William R. Kintner presented a White House secret report asserting Moscow seeks decisive advantage, not international stability, and that Soviet doctrine differs from U.S. aims with emphasis on “correct concepts” of strategy and victory.
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Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
White House
William R. Kintner
Foreign Palicy Research Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Kintner
Senate
Nikon
Shem
U.S
Soviet strategic doctrine and arms buildup analyzed
The Soviet approach is described as a war-winning doctrine aimed at destroying opposing military power while preserving the state. Moscow has pursued a sustained year by year buildup, developing ABM systems and unveiling new offensive missiles nearly every year, reacting rarely to specific U.S. moves. Westerners often miss the dialectical, value-based reasoning guiding Soviet decisions, which could undercut U.S. credibility in strategic deterrence and shift global power balances.
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U.S
Soviet Union
The Local Control Myth in California Education
The education lobby touts local control to advance curriculum changes including family life education. The piece traces how CTA and NEA subsidiaries promoted SIECUS led programs, the political pushback over sex education, and the evolving stance on voter control of school tax rates amid legislative debates in 1971.
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California Teachers Association
George Miller Jr
California
Sex Information and Education Council of the United States
Siecus
Siscus
National Education Association
National School Public Relations Association
NEA
John G. Schmitz
Tustin
Robert H. Burke
Huntington Beach
CTA
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Schmitz
Burke
Assembly Education Committee
Assembly
John F. Dunlap
D-Vallejo
James W. Dent
Concord
California Teacher's Association
Three GOP Senators Discuss Future Of The Party
Washington notes recount a park side discussion with Senators Saxbe Mathias and Goodell on the Republican future. They critique past principles, urge moving toward a liberal heartland strategy, ending the war draft, and courting welfare voters while stressing pragmatic policy over rigid ideology.
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Washington
Sheraton
Suxbe
Ohio
Mathias
Maryland
Goodell
New York
Ray
The
ADA
Martha Raye
Republican Party
Moise Thome
Charles “Mack” Mathias
Charles Goodell
Americans For Democratic Action
Afl-Cio
William Saxbe
John J. Gilligan
Godell
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Saxbe
GOP
Sun Belt
Phillips
Messrs
Mysterious voices and excuses in everyday life
Bill Vaughan ponders mysterious voices as a coordinating excuse. He notes how such claims offer unverifiable but unprovable alibis from husbands and others. The piece humorously contrasts these voices with real reasons and the dangers of misusing medical or personal claims.
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Barry Goldwater
Russia
Leary
the People's Schools
By Bryce W. Anderson
James J. Kilpatrick
Dixie
America
Sunshine Belt
Arlington House
Kevin Phillips
Bill Vaughan
Florida
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