Senate okays state budget despite tax hike push
The California Senate with GOP support approved an unbalanced 7.4 billion budget, surpassing Reagan’s plan by 360 million and signaling a tax increase. The measure heads to joint committee to reconcile with the Assembly before a June 30 deadline to avoid missing bill payments. The action included larger spending in welfare, medical, and education, with minority Republican leaders noting concerns over austerity.
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Teacher unit hits suspension in NM Mexican Americans group protest
Union City chapter of the Association of Mexican-American Educators questions the handling of a James Logan High School case. Teacher Martin Nava is suspended by New Haven School District pending a jury trial set for July 22 on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after allegedly giving an 11 year-old girl alcohol at a school dance. The group says the investigation harmed Nava’s professional standing and finances while reaffirming the innocent until proven guilty principle for Mexican-Americans.
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Newark Police Hold 18 Year Old After Store Holdup
Newark police hold an 18 year old transient after a holdup at the 711 Store on Jarvis Avenue. John Gray fired two shots during the robbery attempt, kicked in the door, stole cash and a clerk’s key, and faced charges including armed robbery attempted car theft and attempted murder.
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Leslie Bacon Indicted for Conspiracy and Bomb Plot
The federal grand jury indicted antiwar activist Leslie Bacon on charges of taking bombs and conspiring to blow up the First National City Bank on December 4. Bacon, 19, faces an New York indictment for firing to firebomb the same bank, with two incendiary devices dated October 12, 1970 and four on December 4. Co conspirators named include six others convicted in state court of conspiring to bomb buildings in New York.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS TO JEWELERS: OUSED CARS
Readable fragments describe a sequence involving dairy products and jewelry trades, with an unclear reference to used cars. The note hints at a local exchange or ad style item, but lacks coherent actions, dates, or names to anchor a clear summary.
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