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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
1
Reagan tax reform amended and rushed to Assembly floor
California Governor Ronald Reagan's tax reform plan is materially amended with an added sales tax and rushed to the Assembly floor amid Democratic claims of a star chamber proceeding. Four of six black administrators at San Francisco State College resign, accusing President Hayakawa's administration of racism. Winnie Ruth Judd, the trunk murderer, is captured seven years after escaping a mental hospital in Arizona. Dr. Richard Wilbur of the California Medical Association says he would take a federal health post if offered. A Los Angeles federal complaint charges John Girard Marques, 31, with hijacking a United Airlines jet to Cuba. Eldridge Cleaver's $50,000 bail is ordered forfeited despite claims of Cuban detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
San Francisco State College
F. Hayakawa
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
Richard §. Wilbur
California Medical Association
Iun
Los Angeles
John Girard Marques
United Airlines
Cuba
Eldridge Cleaver
Cleaver
Settlement Reached in Charleston Hospital Strike
Nation Union sources report a settlement in the three month old strike by six hundred Negro hospital workers in Charleston. The House moves toward extending welfare funding and approves a bill to continue 10 percent withholding tax increases. A Soviet freighter delivers 900 tons of titanium to Seattle. The Senate committee backs Nixon’s Safeguard missile plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston, C
House
White House
U.S
Seattle
Nixon Trudeau mark Seaway anniversary in joint ceremonies
The leaders celebrate Canadian U S friendship from New York to Montreal as they observe the St. Lawrence Seaway anniversary. Argentina's top generals plan security actions to curb terrorism ahead of Governor Rockefeller's visit. A six member US Australian inquiry into the Evans Melbourne collision hears its final witness before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
U.S
New York State
Montreal
St. Lawrence Seaway
Argentina
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Board of Inquiry
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
Finch Surrenders Health Post Battle at Capitol Hill
HEW Secretary Robert H. Finch abandoned his bid to name Dr. John H. Knowles of Boston as top health official after a five month struggle with the AMA. A second choice for assistant secretary for health and scientists affairs was to be named at a New York briefing. Knowles told reporters he would not be a martyr and suggested Nixon sought conservative votes through AMA support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
HEW
Robert H. Finch
American Medical Association
Capitol Fi
John H. Knowles
Boston
Ronald Ziegler
Finch
Health and Scientists
New York
Nixon
Lawrence Seaway
Roger ©. Egeberg
University of Southern California Medical School
Knowles
House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fremont Industrial Conference Outlined
Fremont Chamber of Commerce plans split site for its annual industrial conference with a half city, half Sunol Golf Club dinner. A substitute motion to hold the event entirely at Sunol failed. Frank Naggerty led the majority favoring the Kitchen venue. Assistant manager Bob Jaeger named industrial manager effective July 1 with $11 400 salary. the chamber reports 121 new members from the Big C drive, with top team effort by John Krug's squad and top individuals Krug and Gene Rinaldi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
International Kitchen
Sunol Golf Club
Chamber -Industrial Committee
Sunol
Haggerty
Harry Feinberg
Chamber
Bob Jaeger
Stan Laycock
Jaeger
Laycock
John Krug
Krag
General Motors
Gene Rinaldi
New York Life
Senate Panel Backs $23 Billion Defense Bill and ABM Plan
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Nixon’s ABM Safeguard system and a $23 billion defense procurement bill by a 10-7 vote. The panel backed $794 million for ABM plus $135 million for additional warhead R and D. Minority reports are expected from Stennis and Symington with Tower predicting a 3 to 4 vote Senate edge for pro ABM forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
America
Sen
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Atamic Energy Commission
Stennis
Stewart Symington
D-Mo
Daniel [Nouye
D-Hawaii
Safeguard
John G. Tower
Planners blast developer council and state housing authority
Fremont planners sharply criticized trailer court developer Larry Silva and his project east of Mission Boulevard, faulting Miles city council for high density and the state housing department for issuing a building permit before city approval. The planning commission approved the 12 percent space trailer court 4 to 2, with Dudley Frost abstaining, and called for a full staff report and potential state takeover of permit duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
City Council
State Department of Housing
SATE
Department of Housing Area
Silva
Mission Boulevard
Alameda Creek
James Griffin
Joe Rondeau
Don Drollman
Davis
Ed Leys
Dudley Frost
Firs
Siva
Exl Leys
Palley
Stall
Fremont Water Softener Plant Delays Prompt Inspectors Visit
Kenneth Heubschman of Chemical Separation Corp arrived to inspect Fremonts water softener plant after Alameda County Water District directors demanded expert input. The facility aims 25.5 million gallons daily but only softens half that amount. The district bonds and contracts total over 600000 with ChemSep and Montgomery Engineers, who must set a firm schedule to reach full capacity for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Kenneth Heubschman
Chemical Separation Corp
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Heubschman
Alameda County Water District
Matt Whitfield
The
Water Board
William Aultman
James Montgomery Consulting Engineers, Inc
Whitfield
Aultman
Morris Hyman
ChemSep
Montgomery
Water Board Defends Assessment Windfall in Fremont
Fremont directors defend keeping a tax windfall for Alameda County Water District saying the extra revenue will cost the average homeowner about as much as a shot of whiskey. The tentative 1969 budget totals 3.9 million dollars, up 19.6 percent from 1968 69, aligning with a similar rise in assessed values in Fremont Newark and Union City. District Manager Matt Whitfield cites 77 000 in new tax revenue for 1969 with 44 000 above normal due to Assembly Bill 80. with a 313 million total assessed value the windfall equals about 1 cent on the tax rate. District auditor R E Coverdale notes a home valued at 24 000 would pay about 99 cents for the windfall tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Alameda County
Argus
Newark
Union City
Water District
Whitfield
R. E. Coverdale
Tax Reform Amendments Stir Sacramento Battle
Governor Reagan’s tax reform package faces major changes as the Assembly rushes a sales tax increase amid Democrats’ star chamber charges. The governor says he has not seen the amendments and is opposed to some reported proposals, while sources say he may have approved a sales tax hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Star Chamber
Reagan
Flag Crisis Amusing To Fremont Chamber
Fremont Chamber of Commerce members faced a pledge mishap at the monthly directors meeting as no flag was present. Industrial manager Seb Jaeger rushed in with the flag after a door burst open, prompting lighthearted laughter from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Seb Jaeger
First Savings and Loan Association
International Kitchen
Jaeger
Shamber
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
Congress
Chiren
Judy Garland
American Hospital Association
Helen
Dr. Staincrohn
Adi
AMA
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
AMA Rusts
Washington Evening Star
Knowle
Egeberg
Frank Naggerty
Robert Waples
Industrial Committee
Bill Williams
Owrar
Milton Thompson
Pittsburg
Washington Hospital
Terstate 680
California Highway Patrol
Larry Silva
Miles
Walter Davis
Matt
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