Senate approves sweeping tax cuts amid campaign fund row
The Senate passed a 27 billion dollar tax cut package over three years to boost the economy, raising exemptions for individuals and many businesses, while adding a 204 million dollar presidential campaign fund provision. Debate centered on electoral financing and revenue impact, with Republicans splitting opinions and several opposing veto fears.
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Fremont redistricting foes group forms to fight plan
Fremont residents formed Citizens Against Dividing Fremont CADF to oppose a proposed council expansion from five to seven seats with six district and one at large. Elected CADF leaders include Richard Arey and F Anderson co chairs former Fremont Mayor Jack Parry named mayor pro tem Lois Lundquist secretary and Bill Williams treasurer.
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Newark Seeks Applicants for Park and Rec Commission Seats
Newark Mayor Harry Lewis seeks new applicants to fill three seats on the Park and Recreation Commission. Terms for Sisk, Wien Delucchi, and Mew have expired and require reappointment or replacement. Dr Hideo Nakano has resigned but might be replaced. the commission cannot reorganize until council action on the seats. Lewis says response from the public has been limited and will consider all applicants before deciding.
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Jesus Freaks Head Home For Holidays in California
Hayward California UPI reports Children of God sect members plan home visits for Thanksgiving and Christmas as parents claim youths are drugged hypnotized or coerced into staying in communes. Leaders deny the charges saying returns will expose false rumors. Bruce Cunningham of a Hayward commune says the move aims to counter negative publicity and protect youth involvement.
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Annual vaccination seen for South County horses
Ken Castle reports that vaccination against Venezuelan equine encephalitis in Southern Alameda County may become an annual event. Officials say the danger remains despite last summer’s inoculation drive, with about 4 500 horses vaccinated from Hayward to Fremont and concerns the disease could cross from Mexico into California.
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Meany accuses Nixon of staging nude reception clash
AFL CIO leader George Meany blasted President Nixon accusing him of staging the allegedly nude reception at the AFL-CIO convention. Meany said the president was unfairly blamed, while Treasury Secretary Connally called Meany arrogant and boorish for his handling of the event. Senators Gobearer and Humphrey offered harsher and mixed views on the incident.
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Pakistan says India launches allout invasion into East Pakistan
Radio Pakistan from Karachi reports India began a large scale attack on East Pakistan across three fronts including Jeypore Chittagong and Syret sectors while New Delhi denies any invasion. Pakistan informs the United Nations by letter to Ambassador Agha Shahi.
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Campaign taxes approved in Senate vote
Washington United Press International reports the Senate narrowly approved a plan allowing taxpayers to earmark $1 of their income tax for a presidential campaign. Democrats touted the potential $204 million boost for their effort to defeat President Nixon, while Republicans denounced the measure as a tax-financed political tool. The package attaches campaign finance provisions to a tax cut bill, offering a $100 deduction or $25 credit for political contributions by married taxpayers.
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Weather Outlook With Patchy Fog In Morning Hours
Morning and evening fog patches with Hite attack overcast, but afternoon turns mostly sunny. Highs mid 50s to low 60s, tonight's low in the 40s. Light winds.
California Supreme Court challenge on welfare provisions
Attorneys for old age beneficiaries and their children sue to force the State Supreme Court to take over their challenge to California welfare provisions. Gov Reagan to press a plan for an early warning traffic control project. Coroner notes cause of death for two sisters found in a garbage bin. Huey Newton third trial bars spectators after courtroom quip by defense attorney.
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Treasury Chief Attacks Meany as Labor Protest Fights Policy
John B. Connally accuses AFL-CIO President George Meany of arrogance boorishness and discourtesy toward President Nixon and says labor rank and file will aid his new economic program despite Meanys opposition. Dow Jones falls 7.52 to 803.15, a yearly low and worst since December, amid Washington New York exchanges. An Arizona highway supervisor testifies in a Philadelphia marijuana trial about a 6000 acre pot farming plan in British Colombia with an estimated 10 million dollars yearly potential.
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Vietnamese incursion opens near Saigon with Cambodian border crossing
Thousands of South Vietnamese troops push across the Cambodian border near the Krek rubber plantation northwest of Saigon in armored vehicles. The three pronged incursion targets North Vietnamese sanctuaries as signals of a major offensive.
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