Welfare accord tax hike looms in California reform talks
Gov. Ronald Reagan and lawmakers reached a compromise on welfare reform in California but a tax increase of at least 100 million dollars is expected to be needed to balance welfare and Medi-Cal budgets. The deal falls short of anticipated savings, leaving a deficit around 45 million, with reforms aimed at curbing growth, fraud, and costs as enactment targets October 1.
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Apollo 19 splashdown forecast near Pacific coast
Apollo 19 astronauts prepared for a Pacific splashdown as weather forecasters predicted scattered clouds ten mile visibility and four foot seas. Ground control announced good conditions for the Saturday recovery with Bay Area TV stations set to broadcast live coverage from early afternoon until splashdown.
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Kittens Find Unlikely Nurse in Dachshund Bond
Four week old Buttons, rescued by Andy Oddo, 14, from Fremont, forms a touching alliance with Schnitzel the dachshund. The dog becomes nurse and mother to the abandoned kitten, who widens the unlikely friendship and companionship.
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Cooper counters Howell criticism at council meetings
Hayward reports a heated council dispute as Dan Cooper defends his attendance record and attacks Mayor Leo Howell over budget cuts. Cooper says meetings are marathon kindergarten recitations while Howell calls his record a disgrace. Both exchange personal jabs as Cooper urges scrutiny of a rising city budget from 71 to 76 thousand dollars, with broader concerns about delays and incidentals amid a financial crisis.
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Jobless rate rises as youth entrants lift labor pool
Washington AP Bureau reports labor market shows 80.6 million at work with a higher jobless rate as hundreds of thousands of youths entered the labor force. Total employment up 1.2 million while unemployment fell 160,000. seasonally adjusted figures show 500,000 more jobs and 209,000 more unemployed. Unemployment up 200,000 for the month, led by job seekers reentering the labor force. Average hourly earnings noted elsewhere.
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Pacific Telephone seeks 84.8 million rate increase
Pacific Telephone Company filed with the California Public Utilities Commission for a further 84.8 million dollars per year in rate hikes. Residential customers would pay 16 cents more per month and business customers 30 cents, tied to wage increases after a strike. The plan would lift intrastate revenues about 6 percent annually, with basic residential rates rising from 5.65 to 8.80 dollars in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Weather Preview for Weathershan Weekend
The Weathershan bureau forecasts a pleasant weekend with early morning fog clearing to fair skies. Temperatures will reach the low 90s tomorrow with cooler nights. Page 32 contains more details.
Facer Named Acting Superintendent In Castro Valley District
Castro Valley The Casino Valley board of education appointed Mark Paver as acting superintendent at a special meeting. He replaces Marvin Smith who resigned in May. Board president Helen Maloy said the search for a permanent superintendent could wrap by month’s end as interim decisions must be made.
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Nixon backs pollution tax as automatic enforcement
The White House Environmental Quality Council urged effluent charges on polluters as a 24 hour automatic enforcer of anti-pollution laws. The annual report to Congress estimated six year cleanup costs around 105 billion dollars, with total abatement costs of 23.7 billion for air, 98.8 billion for water, and 48.5 billion for solid waste, to be borne by citizens through higher prices, fewer goods, and higher taxes.
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Australian Emigration Talk Draws Hayward Job Seekers
About 200 job hungry youths at California State College Hayward lined up for a film on Australia and heard Australian immigration counsel KH Gray outline emigration prospects. He cautioned graduates against assuming quick job in Australia, noting wage differences and cost of living, and mentioned a welfare program that he warned fits poorly for long term living.
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