Assessments- Look At Em Go
Southern Alameda County taxpayers face higher assessments this spring with rising values and future tax bills. Exemptions offset some increases but many areas see steep rises, prompting calls for prudence from taxing agencies and local officials. Seven South County seniors named National Merit Scholars highlighted alongside fiscal concerns.
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Hayward
Don Hutchinson
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If Nixon's ABM stance echoed by Kennedy foes
Barry Goldwater argues that any future president, including Edward Kennedy, would back an ABM defense akin to Nixon’s Safeguard to protect about 200 million Americans. He notes the burden of responsibility on presidents and defense secretaries, citing potential casualties and the strategic aim of pressuring arms talks. Soviet deployment near Moscow and area defense concepts are discussed, with Senators Jackson and others cited on deployment scope and implications.
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Edward Kenedy
United States
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Johnson
Robert McNamara
McNamara
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Leningrad
Henry Jackson
Subcommittee of
Atomic Weapons
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Vietnam
Hamlet
Congress
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U.S
Rarick
Kingdom of Sweden
Louisiana
Rogers
Heath
Ant iBallistic Missile Plan Faces Four Objections
Washington debate on Nixon's ABM proposal outlines four main objections scientific cost financial and strategic. Opponents argue risks to arms race and future tech changes, while supporters claim the plan is prudent and necessary for national security amid current intelligence.
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Washington
Nixson
Soviet Union
If You Like It It’s Bad By Bill Vaughan
Bill Vaughan notes the three needs food clothing shelter remain contested through history. He mocks modern dietary fashion and fashion trends, jokes about snack culture dining habits and conflicts over meals. He also riffs on clothing styles from fig leaves to Nehru jackets and housing choices from two story homes to basements and atriums. The piece ends with a quip about evolving human needs and continued confusion.
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Presuralby Tower
Lfe
High Interest Rates Threaten California School Building Plans
California school districts face a bond funding squeeze as interest rates rise beyond the 4 percent legal limit. Bonds now struggle to sell at 5 percent, threatening unsold authorizations and delaying new school construction. Bills proposed in the legislature seek to raise the limit to 6 percent, but debate and market reality risk constraining districts further.
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California
Bank of America
Shem Assembly
Wadie P. Deddeh
Dchulay Vista
Public Instruction
Schoal
Sanctions Urged On Sweden for Harboring Deserters
Rep. John Rarick urges stern action against Sweden accusing it of sheltering over 250 U.S. fugitives. He calls for expulsion of U.S. deserters, withdrawal of diplomats, and economic sanctions, and threatens recalling ambassadors if Sweden refuses extradition.
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Sweden
U.S
John Rarick
Teller
Willian Rogers
Rarick
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