Editorials Financial Contrast Shows County Tax Pressure
Editorial contrasts Oakland and South County approaches to public projects. South County voters approved a 17.2 million junior college, paid via property taxes. Oakland pursued a 25 million coliseum funded by Alameda County taxes without a voter vote, highlighting higher overall tax rates and a different method of funding.
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Lou County
Oakland
Alameda County
Coliseum
South County
Albert warns deficits bite local projects across states
In a tax cut plea, House Majority Leader Carl Albert argues a 315 billion savings would shrink federal funding for essential local systems. Dover Deb seeks sewer aid, Manistique would miss hospital funds, McGehee faces no federal hospital dollars, Gustavus airport, Waterloo weather bureau cuts. He claims no benefit from cuts and warns higher taxes and deeper deficits follow.
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Deb
Manistique
Mich
Wales
Andi McGehee
Ark
Mr. Albert
Gustavus
Alaska
Waterloo
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Look and Learn 1 U S States Nicknames Quiz
Question and answer snippet asks for U S state nicknames Old Line State Time Tree State Pelican State Prairie State Green State. It also asks which group makes more smuggling attempts men or women and which woodwind instruments in a symphony have no reeds. Includes corrupt, garbled text and incomplete figures.
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U.S. Rlate
Tax relief for private college tuition urged in Congress
Sydney Harris argues for a tax deduction or credit to help parents who send children to private colleges. He notes the inequity of deducting public college costs while private tuition bears heavy tax burdens and calls for a rational reform that prioritizes college tuitions to ease strain on public and private institutions alike.
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Anich
Congress
Rusk Testimony Draws Fire Over Foreign Aid Policy
Senator Goldwater condemns Secretary Rusk for what he calls unfounded charges and says the New Frontier policy relies on overseas spending to fight communism. He notes the $500 million cut and questions motives behind congressional restraint, urging a calmer approach to foreign aid.
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Dean Rusk
Capitol Hill
The
New Frontier
Rusk
Latin Americas
Kusis
Letter Box Opinions On State Officials Salaries
Readers urge caution on Gov Brown proposal to raise state official pay by about a million dollars annually. They claim figures are phony and warn inflation erodes value while lawmakers set high salaries that taxpayers must fund. They call for economy and common sense.
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Leginahire
Brown
California
Aller Slater
Emergency dental help finally found after long night
Patient recounts a toothache emergency weekend in Oakland and nearby areas. Delayed calls to Kaiser, Fremont, and hospital/ambulance services failed to produce relief. A dentist finally arranged after hours care, prompting thanks to local dentists who assist non-patients in urgent need.
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Society
Gy Wea
Nieht Namberg
Fra
Si Herate
Sincere Ihanks
Oakland
Pell's rapid passenger rail concept proposed for Atlantic seacoast
Senator Claiborne Pell promotes a multi state passenger rail vision for the Northeastern Megalopolitan Corridor. The plan envisions fast capsules and overhead trolleys linking Boston to Washington via major cities with private bond financing and a public corporate operator, aiming to shift federal subsidies away from freight rail.
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Claiborne Pell
Atlantic
White House
Transporta
Alexander Tion
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington
Martie Ryskind Bring Back The Wasteland
An opinion piece laments public affairs programs and liberal punditry. It mocks the influence of mass media on youth and critiques foreign aid and political figures, urging parents to shield children from such broadcasts. The writer references Sukarno, Walter Reuther, and public policy debates with a satirical tone.
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Walter Reuther
Mr. Patton
The
National Farmers
David Bell
Language errors in a mixed quiz on grammar and pronunciation
The item lists questions about sentence correctness and spelling, asks for pronunciation of decade, and identifies misspellings among options. It includes phrases about accompanying without ladies and odd capitalized words, with several confusing answer choices.
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