California welfare reform talks make conceptual agreement
In Sacramento Gov Ronald Reagan and leaders from both parties held marathon sessions on welfare reform and reached a conceptual agreement. They will meet again. key players noted progress but warned not all issues are settled.
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Sacramento
UFS
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Moretti
Assembly Welfare Committee
Anthony Bellenson
Beverly Hills
Reagan
Senate
Paul Beck
William Campbell
Hacienda Heights
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Lindy
Campbell
California
Weather Forecast For Coastal Region Today And Tomorrow
The forecast calls for a fair day today and tomorrow with clouds and fog near the coast and some inland night and morning.
Union City Council Questions Tri City Transport Report
Union City councilmen scrutinized the final Tri City Transportation study, contending Union City faces the shortest end of the routes as they discuss the Page 25 report.
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Union City
Tri-City
Angela Davis Pleads Innocent To Murder And Kidnapping
Six months of legal skirmishing ends as Angela Davis formally pleads innocent to murder kidnapping and conspiracy related to the courthouse shootout that killed three others. Also noted are a Los Angeles trial with K William O Connor opening for the prosecution, a UC entomologist’s warning on sleeping sickness mosquitos, and Juan Corona pleading innocent to slayings of 25 transient laborers with a trial set for October 5.
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Angela Davis
McOr
Rone
Policecen
Justice Department
K. William O’connor
Los Angeles
Juan V. Corona
Feather River
Superior Court
John G. Hauck
Corona
Senate votes today on delay to Lockheed loan
The Senate agrees to vote today on an amendment delaying a federally guaranteed loan to Lockheed Aircraft until late September at best. Opponents warn approval could push the firm toward bankruptcy amid a broader debate on aerospace aid.
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Senate
Lockheed Aircraft
Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Earthquake Rocks Bismarck Archipelago Islands
A strong Monday quake hits New Britain and New Ireland in the Bismarck Archipelago. Tidal waves and continuing tremors are reported as residents brace for aftershocks and officials assess damage on the island chain.
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Bismarck Archipelago
New Britain
New Ireland
Teachers seek court order against New Haven district over Winton Act
In Union City New Haven Unified School District a writ of mandamus was filed by the New Haven Teachers Association alleging the district violated the Winton Act by failing to confer before rescinding housing and attendance boundary policies. Alameda County Superior Court set August 6 for the board to show cause.
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Union City
New Haven
Alameda County
Fremont approves 70 cent rise in garbage rates
Fremont City Council ratified a 10 year franchise with East Bay Disposal raising residential curbside fees from 1.50 to 2.11 monthly starting July 1. Additional can pickups rise 0.90 to 1.30, with future steps to 2.40 in 1972 and 2.90 in 1973. The city gains about 55,090 extra revenue annually and a franchise fee increase to 10 percent of gross revenue.
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Counciluan
Gene Rhodes
Fremont Superintendent Bolt Retains Post Amid Sacramento Bid
Fremont Unified School District chief Dr. William F. Bolt remained in place despite being named as a Sacramento candidate. Sacramento trustees chose Albert Setsarego to head the 75 school district, succeeding Dr. Paul Salmon. Bolt, among four finalists from 75 applicants, was away on vacation and unavailable for comment.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
William 4. Bolt
Bolt
Sacramento Unified School District
Paul Salmon
Sacramento
Albert Setsarego
Advocate quits in district based city council plan
Fremont reports a district based council plan faced a resignation from Mrs. Warren Townsend, a key supporter. The proposal would elect six councilmen from districts and one at large, potentially eliminating some current members. Townsend, active in civic work and business, doubts the approach and favors enlarging the council to attract newcomers. She preferred backing through homeowners to boost candidates.
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Fremont
Fremont City
Warren Townsend
Mattos Drive
Asl
Pla
Townsend
Newark trustees seek $35 million bond election
Newark Unified School District trustees vote to seek a November bond election of 35 million dollars to qualify for state building funds and pair it with a 5.5 million dollar state aid measure. A tentative Nov 30 date was set. Assistant Superintendent Evelyn Kipp says tax impact would be negligible, with current bonds at 7.0 cents per 100 of valuation.
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Ken Castle
Newark
Newark Unified School District
Asst
Evelyn Kipp
Kipp
Sacramento
Community Drug Council hearing lasts 14 hours for Dean Selig
At Newark Community Center the Personnel Appeals Committee heard 22 speakers from 1 pm until 4 50 am Sunday morning about the CDC Board of Directors choice to hire John Baker over Dean Selig as project director. Supporters say Selig was not given enough time to speak, and the session extended beyond any set limit.
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State Supreme Court
Reagan
Bagley
Fremont
Los Angeles
Community Drug Council
Newark
CDC Board of Directors
John Baker
Dean Selig
Baker
John
James Feeley
Bette Griggsby
Selig
Boatman
Tom
Col
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William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Rae
Gaia
Robert van den Bosch
University of California
Mea Tlayl
Vincent Charles
Big Vine” Teresa
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mea
Helen Help Us
Ui Orrack
Dr. Atwater
Douglas Eads
Don Driggs
William van Doorh
Greg Cooper
Herman
Greg
Seligs
CDC
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