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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1977

Page

1

California Faces Large State Surplus And Tax Relief Plans

Governor Brown announced a revised surplus of 2.75 billion dollars with more than a third earmarked for property tax relief and school aid. He argued the surplus stems from rising assessments and an economic boom, saying funds would be sent back to taxpayers unless a deal on relief bills is struck.

TUF Edmund Foal Rown Jr Brow California Brown Aflcic Bown Post Iell Bell Serra United States

13 year old Suzanne Moore stars in Annie Get Your Gun in San Francisco

Suzanne Moore, an eighth grader at John M. Horner Junior High, earns a role alongside Debbie Reynolds in Annie Get Your Gun at the Orpheum Theater San Francisco. She auditioned five times in Los Angeles and rehearsed three weeks with the company before the May 10 opening. State law requires a guardian tutor and social worker on set for performers under 18. she works up to eight hours daily with tutoring.

Bill Parks Fremont Suzanne Moore Debbie Reynolds San Francisco Mrs. Moore Suzanne Los Angeles Orpheum Theater Annie John M. Horner

Soviets Enrich Uranium for Western Europe Amid U.S. Ore Shipments

A State Department official testified that the Soviet Union runs a $220 million yearly business enriching uranium ore shipped from the United States and other countries for Western Europe. The official noted a few American mined ore shipments were enriched in the USSR, with enrichment costs undercutting U.S. processors.

Washington UPI State Department Soviet Union Western Europe United States Joseph &. Nye Jr Security Assistance Senate U.S Okd Atomic Energy Committee Nye John, Glenn Ohio Marcus Aye Bowden Europe Frn

Watergate figures loom jailed after Supreme Court ruling

Former White House aides John Mitchell and H R Haldeman face immediate imprisonment as the Supreme Court refused to review their Watergate convictions. Ehrlichman remains in custody on concurrent sentences while Nixon aides await potential rehearing.

Washington UPI John Mitchell H.R. Haldeman John Ehrlichmart Supreme Court Mitchell Haldeman Richard Nixon Föhrlichman White House Nixon Safford Ariz Ellsberg John Wilson High Court U.S John Sirica Sirica Hakieman Dan Rosenblatt Charles Ruff Shiva Albert Fall National Public Radio Tate Warren Burger Burger Williamist Justice Department

Brown unveils urban development strategy for California

California Governor Brown's office released a final draft urban policy aimed at curbing sprawl by rebuilding existing urban cores and concentrating new development near current cities. The plan recommends local reform, shared revenue concepts, and tax relief for rehabilitating core city housing to renew urban centers.

Sacramento UPI Binand G Brown Jr California New York Chicago Brown Office of Planning and Research

Water District implements mandatory rationing and warns of rate hikes

Alameda County Water District directors enacted a four month mandatory water rationing plan effective next Wednesday while signaling upcoming rate increases. The plan targets penalties on higher bills and includes exemptions on written request. officials stressed increases fund revenue and inflation factors, with no firm promise on later rate reductions.

Mike Lucas Fremont Mameda County Newark Union City Pike Matt Whitfield Frank Borghi Jr Harry Brumbaugh Irene Vincent Niles District Water

Pentagon cannot track half of its procurement spending

Rep. Harrington claims since 1973 DoD cannot locate where about half procurement money goes though regulations urge targeting funds to cut unemployment. He cites $42 billion in major contracts with at least $20 million passed to subcontractors, and urges tracking subcontractor locations to show where jobs are created. The Northeast-Midwest coalition pressed Deputy Defense Secretary Duncan for improved tracking.

Washington UPL Defense Department Michael Harrington D-Mass Pentagon Harrington Department Hartington Unay Northeast Midwest Armed Services

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