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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1977

Page

1

Tax relief plan tied to local income tax shift debated

Brown urged passage of a constitutional amendment enabling local income taxes to fund property tax relief. The plan would let counties split tax rolls by residential and business rates, with 75 percent of revenue for property tax relief and 25 percent for government operations. It also proposes a statewide welfare buyout funded by a county welfare cost transfer and a statewide business property tax, promising renter relief and capped spending tied to CPI plus 2 to 10 percent growth. An average Californian with a $40,000 home and $19,000 income could gain about 251 in property tax relief under the package.

Soesmi Thinde Brownsides

California Senate approves death penalty bill in tight vote

In Sacramento the Senate passed SB158 by 210 to 2/3, sending a death penalty measure to the Assembly amid split opposition. Senator Jolmdahl favored the bill while Senator Alfred Asquist opposed it. Governor Brown offered no comment on the Senate action as debate continued into a televised session with high public interest.

Sacramento UPI Senate Assembly Rin Justice Committee Jeat Jolmdahl Casto ‘Valey Sen Alfred Asquist D-San Jose Brown

Water Purification Machines Demand Grows in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles a drought drives interest in purified water machines. About 6602 units are advertised to sell water at 20 cents a gallon for customers supplying their own containers. The notices highlight demand for portable purification setups amid water shortages.

Lcute Los Angeles Sna Han

Carter aide says Russia wrong on arms charges

An adviser to President Carter and White House officials disputed Russia’s stance on arms limits. The aide claimed Carter’s proposals would cap strategic weapons within a range of 1,300 to 2,000, while noting Soviet leaders may take time to accept Western deployments in Europe.

Carter Russia White House Jody Powall Uréatzinski Viedivostok Europe

Brenkwitz Parents Rally to Save School in Last Minute Push

Brenkwitz area parents meet in the school’s multi purpose room to plan a final drive against closure. Superintendent Allan Bushnell recommends closing Brenkwitz among seven schools. Trustees set a Monday vote in the Chabot College auditorium, with many parents, organized by a group, expected to attend.

Brenkitz Jenae Brenkwitz Allan Bushnell Chabot College

Threats and raids linked to Khanlis siege and wiretap transcript

In a Washington case, prosecutors presented a wiretap transcript involving Khanlis and his son in law amid a raid that seized three downtown locations. A reporter was killed and 8 of 34 hostages wounded in the siege tied to a vendetta against a rival faction. US Attorney Earl Silber cited Khanlis as saying I will kill all 200 people today. The operation yielded 13 firearms and about 1 00 rounds, with ATF agents serving warrants and seizing weapons, cranes, and ammunition.

Deuters Khaailis Hough ATF AATE Washington Eien US Earl Silber Khanlis Aziz Mustine Hansliapmen Chiiren

Super sewer project moves from talks to contract filing

The newspaper notes the talk phase of the so called super sewer has ended and a construction contract has been awarded. It mentions related items on pages 17 and 18 about wrecking yards near Hayward and annexation ideas while highlighting sports and school topics on later pages. It also references vandalism ideas from Castro Valley High School and a weather outlook for South County with highs in the 70s.

Castro Case Valley High School Igen

Reporter to file daily notes on cancer research seminar

Hick Riggs will report daily from the six day American Cancer Society Science Writers Seminar in Sarasota Florida. Special coverage begins tomorrow in The Daily Steview.

Hick Riggs Cancor Society Science Sarasota Fla Steview

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