Carter Drops 50 Tax Rebate Plan Amid Economic Shift
Washington reports President Carter scrapped his $50 tax rebate proposal, a centerpiece of his $31 billion stimulus, citing improving economy and inflation fears. Treasury and budget aides urged withdrawal. Mondale and advisers backed delaying the rebate as Congress weighs broader cuts and industry credits.
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Hayward Castro Valley Edition 15 Cents
Local edition price notice notes circulation cost for Hayward and Castro Valley readers. Brief item lists 15 cent price for the edition while signaling standard newspaper practice and regional distribution.
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Dolls on display at Pella festival sell for profit
Betty Jung and Ruby Monk gather materials to create Dutch dolls priced at 3 each. Finished items will be shipped by bus to Joan for sale at the Pella festival where they aim to fetch 15 to 20 apiece.
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FDA Bans Saccharin in Foods and Cosmetics
The FDA will ban saccharin in foods and cosmetics including diet drinks and lipsticks, permitting nonprescription drug sales for home use with labels warning of cancer risk and use only on medically restricted diets. The move cites Canadian rat studies and emphasizes continuing scientific debate on saccharin safety.
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Census shows Hayward population down in 1970s shift
Census Bureau estimates mid-1978 place Fremont at 117,862 residents, up 16.8 percent since 1970 while Hayward slips by 258 people from the 1970 count. The report notes revenue-sharing implications and a broader trend of suburban growth over several Bay Area cities amid changing family sizes and building activity.
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Would-be rent-a-cop lands himself in jail
Byron Peterson 24 who trained to be a private guard tried to arrest a man at a gas station after spotting a suspect on a poster. He handcuffed the manager, pulled a pistol, then drove to a police station to seek help and was arrested. He faces multiple charges and failed his guard course.
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Blind man fights rent bias under new California law
Rick Gallegos, blind, faced landlords who refused to rent because his guide dog violated no pets policies. California Civil Code Chapter 461 enacted this year allows damages for discrimination against blind tenants with guide dogs. GALLEGOS consulted ECHO which advised showing the law to landlords. some rules were misunderstood and not enforced due to lack of awareness.
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Moonies survey exposes mixed views on deprogramming parents
An informal poll shows broad division over whether parents should have the legal right to deprogram their children from the Moonies group. The piece notes limited support and substantial skepticism among respondents.
Book for young patients offers coloring aid for cancer stays
A mother designs a coloring book to help children understand cancer treatment during hospital stays. Beth explains genetic blood type questions about Rh factors. Weather forecast notes fair skies and mild temperatures in South County with highs around 70s and lows near 40s.
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