Mao Tse-tung Dies in Peking A Global Leader
Mao Tse-tung, chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, died in Peking ending an 82 year life from peasant to ruler of a vast mass movement. Leaders called for unity despite factional struggles, while mourning crowds gathered at Tiananmen Square as Peking Radio suspended normal programming. Memorial services were announced for September 18 with nationwide mourning and live coverage planned. Local reports noted calm in the capital amid mass grief and similar mourning in Shanghai and Canton.
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Compromise tax bill increases some taxes after cuts
Congress completes a major tax revision after three years of effort. The measure preserves 17.3 billion in current tax cuts while adding 1.6 billion in new taxes next year for certain industries and individuals. It expands estate and gift tax relief, raises the exemption, and curbs generation-skipping trusts, with revenue unlikely to rise significantly until 1978 and beyond. The final bill, subject to House action, mirrors the Senate plan in overall revenue, though with differences in starting years and amounts.
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Maternity rooming-in plan rejected by Fremont hospital
Washington Hospital directors rejected the Tri-City Mothers proposal to allow fathers to move into the maternity room after birth. The decision keeps babies in the nursery and limits father visits, though fathers may hold babies briefly in delivery and mothers may begin breastfeeding on the delivery table if approved by the physician.
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Fremont School Board Likely to Grant Teacher Raises
The Fremont board planned $1.2 million in teacher pay raises for this year but delayed action after a protest from James L. Marchello of the Fremont Unified District Teachers Association. He argued last minute agenda changes violate 48 hour notice law and questioned a closed door meeting.
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Cloudy with showers and cooler highs in 70s
Mostly cloudy with a chance of light showers today and tonight. Much cooler today with lows in the 60s and highs in the mid 70s. Yesterday in Fremont Nat 97 and 72. Alameda County Supervisor Bart says Bay Area transit may need higher fares or taxes next year to stay funded. Page references to Ohlone College trustees adding five teaching jobs and six hires. Fremont board accepts resignation of business manager Phil Wagner amid regret.
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Environmental groups seek federal block on nuclear waste site expansion
Environmentalists urge a federal court to halt plans to expand two major storage sites for deadly nuclear wastes amid ongoing regulatory and safety concerns. The case highlights potential legal steps against government action and the nation’s handling of hazardous materials.
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