Reagan Tax Sharing Plan Faces Congressional Pushback
Governor Reagan proposes a 1 percent state tax increase to $50 a year for a $5,000 income couple with the added revenue earmarked for school funding and a deduction from federal taxes. He argues California should retain a portion of its $17 billion sent to Washington to improve education and property tax relief, while Congress resists. The piece notes nationwide tax revolt signals and mixed reactions from lawmakers unsure about sharing federal tax revenue.
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Gome
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Southern Alameda KOA directors fund misfire on drug abuse plan
Southern Alameda County Beo k Opportunity Agency directors voted to give ten thousand dollars to the County Seventh Step Foundation for its drug abuse program, ignoring a $15,000 request from a concerned community representatives group seeking broader, coordinated efforts. The move drew heavy criticism from local community leaders who had sought a comprehensive program to address spiraling drug abuse in South County.
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Beok Opportunity Agency
South County
Poverty Way
Koard
Th County
Seventh Step Foundation
Soviet Naval Buildup Threatens U S Supremacy At Sea
Barry Goldwater argues the Soviet Union is expanding naval power to challenge U S dominance across major oceans and routes. Navy leaders warn about aggressive operations far from home as the Joint Atomic Energy Committee presses Nixon to accelerate shipbuilding.
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Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Nixon
Soviet Union
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
U.S
Graffiti on naval strength underscores Soviet aims
The piece argues the Soviet Union seeks strategic naval dominance to compel Western nations into accepting its interests. It cites Adm Anderson and think tanks noting a decaying World War I era fleet and Soviet control of key routes like the Suez Canal and Persian Gulf waterway as evidence of growing power.
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New York
Washington
France
Europe
NATO
British Institute For Strategic Studies
Georgetown University
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
India
Russia
Pera
PTA and CTA Lobby Clash Over School Finance and Family Life Ed
The California PTA and California Teachers Association, the state’s dominant education lobbies, align on many bills but clash on AB 741 the master teacher pilot and on evaluating teacher performance for pay. PTA backs the master teacher plan while CTA opposes test‑based salary evaluations, and both oppose or support related family life education measures as bills move through the session.
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California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Sacramento
California
Parent-Teacher
PTA
California Teachers Associaton
Education
CTA
Carl A. Britschgl
Redwood City
Senate
Schmitz
Britschgi
Alan Sieraty
Los Angeles
Lea J. Ryan
South
San Francisco
Ryan
Washington Representatives and Senators List and Districts
A roster of U S Senator Alan Cranston and Senator George Murphy along with Representatives George P Miller and Don Edwerils based in Washington D C with their party affiliations and district coverage including San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley Hayward Alameda East Oakland and surrounding areas. The Democratic and Republican designations are noted for each official and district boundaries extend across parts of Alameda and Santa Clara counties.
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Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington
D.C
California
George Murphy
George P. Miller
House
Washington, D.C
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Livermore-Amador Valley
Nixon Honeymoon Persists Amid Moderate Governance
Washington observes six months into Nixon's term that public support remains strong despite limited policy action. Analysts credit his low key, middle-ground approach for stability, noting clashes with liberals are tempered by measured staffing and cautious diplomacy with Congress and the Supreme Court.
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Nixon
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Vietnam
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House
Senate
Distorting The Future In Los Angeles Mayoral Dispute
A letter discusses the LA mayoral race and the liberal establishment myth. It denounces biased coverage by major papers and Britannica, cites Bradley, Yorty, and Marcuse, and questions the influence of press and encyclopedias on history.
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Troy
Tom Bradley
Sam Yorty
L.A
N. Y
Black Panther Mill
Detroit Free Press
Watts
NAACP
Britannica
Justice Douglas
John Chamberlain
Bill Buckley
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