Filing deadline flurry reshapes California race
In a flurry of Friday filings for the June primary, several incumbents and hopefuls shifted paths. Governor Reagan faced new challenges as candidates entered and others bowed out, while figures like Frank Jordan’s widow and former state leaders pursued different offices.
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Nixon urges tax breaks to aid small businesses
President Nixon asked Congress to aid small businesses with tax cuts and easier credit. He cited his father's Whittier store, urged deductions on 20 percent of interest on SBA loans, extended loss carryforward to 10 years, easier partnership tax treatment, and minority business incentives. Officials estimate $60 million in first-year costs for subsidized loans.
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NATO Satellite Hotline Links Allies In Western Alliance
The United States launched a NATO satellite hotline tied to a 14 nation alliance to improve communications between headquarters and forces in the field. NATO officials said the Delta rocket placed the S3 satellite into an initial orbit en route to a final stationary orbit, with ground terminals in 12 member states to ensure rapid links between Ankara and Washington. The system aims to prevent communications breakdowns affecting decisions and military actions across the alliance.
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Bay Bridge carpool plan aims to ease congestion
The Bay Toll Crossings division promotes a Bay Bridge carpool program. Commuters who join will receive cards to match with others heading to the same destination and time. Letters from interested riders to James at the division include names and contact details for arranging carpools.
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West Coast postal tieup halts San Francisco mail
The nationwide postal strike reaches the West Coast with a wildcat walkout by carriers and clerks at Rincon Annex in San Francisco. About 50 pickets urged action outside the processing center as four remained later, with 15 of 600 day shift postal workers affected and service described as normal for that time of day. About 30 carriers at several stations called in sick in sympathy. Unions denounced the walkouts as unauthorized.
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Model appeals sex change ruling in divorce case
London attorneys for April Ashley say she will appeal a court decision declaring she is not a woman and that her 1963 marriage to Arthur Cameron Corbett is void. Ashley, 35, born George Jamieson, underwent a sex change in 1960 in Spain. The ruling labeled her a biological male since birth. In Washington, the Census Bureau nears mailout of 960 million questionnaires next week but faces a postal strike. A spokesman says final decisions depend on Dr. George Hay Brown, who is traveling and unavailable for comment. The strike disrupts mail to the New York area and upper New Jersey. Secretary of State Rogers is home with a mild illness, cancelling a House Foreign Affairs appearance.
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FDA asks academy to study saccharin cancer risk
FDA asked the Bilge Academy of Selercas to determine if saccharin can cause cancer. Results expected by July 20 will guide possible use restrictions. Separate National Academy panel reviews and National Cancer Institute studies are ongoing to assess human risk.
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Vaccine Detected for Rubella in Alameda County Clinics
A free Rubella vaccine is available at Alameda County Health Department immunization clinics for children age 1 to 11 in families with no private medical care. The initial shipment of 1,000 doses is first come, first served, with more expected soon. Dr. James C. Malcolm warns rubella endangers pregnant women and can cause severe infant deformities, urging immunization to prevent future epidemics. Clinic sites include San Leandro, Union City, Fremont, Livermore, and Pleasanton on set schedules.
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Toll plaza speed reduced during Bay Bridge work
The Bay Toll Division orders a 50 hour speed limit through the Oaklend Bay toll plaza area to 40 miles per hour eastbound for about 2700 feet west and 1680 feet east of the booths. Westbound lanes remain unaffected as westbound tolls are collected. Work includes removing eastbound booths and reworking the plaza to support one way collection until at least Sept. 4. The Homer Olsen firm of Danville won the bid at $208,108.75 with Stan Wy A. Cooper as resident engineer. Similar projects occurred at Dumbarton and San Mateo Hayward bridges during the same modernization.
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