Unorthodox Lottery Bill Clears First Legislative Hurdle
A state operated lottery measure advances past an initial legislative hurdle in a nontraditional move. The report notes broader political context including budget actions and public reactions.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1977
Page
1
A state operated lottery measure advances past an initial legislative hurdle in a nontraditional move. The report notes broader political context including budget actions and public reactions.
First Lady Rosalynn Carter chairs the Presidents Commission on Mental Health as it opens four public hearings in Philadelphia Nashville Tucson and San Francisco to review Americans mental health needs. Doctors officials and citizens testify on problems and reform proposals while Carter recalls her long advocacy dating to 1966 and calls the hearings substantive not merely ceremonial.
Ponderosa Homes will build 48 lots on Cartmer Road at Warm Springs, down from earlier proposals. City officials show interest in limiting hill area density as planners debate 48 versus 65 lots and consider a broader hill policy.
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny was removed from the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee’s Politburo in a major leadership reshuffle. The move effectively ends his ceremonial authority though his future as president awaits Supreme Soviet approval.
Education writer Thomas Debley outlines a proposed 90 cent property tax increase to fund books supplies and maintenance for Fremont schools. The plan would raise about 4.45 million next year, with 2.6 million for employee pay raises and the rest for supplies equipment and maintenance across 40 plus schools.
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