Cranston blasts Reagan on welfare waiver push
Sacramento Senator Alia Cranstott denounces Gov Reagan for seeking federal waivers to force Medi Cal recipients to help pay for care. He announces legislation to place elderly, blind and disabled Medi Cal under federal control, saving California hundreds of millions and shielding vulnerable groups from budget cuts.
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Reagan backs county tax reimbursement plan in California
Gov Ronald Reagan announced support for urgency legislation to fully reimburse California counties for the business inventory tax exemption. Alameda County could receive about 973 thousand dollars, with the plan aiming to reduce property tax levies for 1971 72 as counties await state cash flow. A court ruling on welfare income restructuring could save Alameda County over 1.2 million dollars next year.
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Wage hike survey submitted to county supervisors
A wage hike survey showed an average increase for Alameda County employees. The study outlined raises of about 1 percent to 3 percent for roughly two thirds of staff, with higher pay for frontline and supervisory roles. The survey drew data from Contra Costa, Alameda, San Mateo, Berkeley, Oakland, and regional agencies.
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Fremont Unified seeks support for income boost bill
Fremont Unified School District officials will lobby the chamber of commerce and other groups for backing a state bill package that would raise district income by over 1 million dollars. Senate Bill 80 and Assembly Bill 1406 propose a statewide property tax rate of 3.75 per 100 dollars of assessed value, with revenue shared by enrollment. The move aims to reduce funding disparities between districts with different assessed valuations per student. Fremont would gain 1,111,800 in state support while local levy capacity would adjust as property tax reliance shifts.
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Freeway route meeting sparks denials in Hayward
Hayward officials faced sharp denials over joining a move to reroute the Football Freeway after a Union City briefing. Chamber executive Roger Anderson warned that wavering could affect a $100 million Hayward investment tied to current access. Council members pledged no commitments while considering Union City efforts for new hearings.
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