Wallace opens New Hope school defying Nixon and courts
Gov George Wallace announced the reopening of New Hope School in Limestone County on a nondiscriminatory basis. He said more than 160 black parents petitioned him to intervene and linked action to opposition to massive busing. The move follows federal court closures of Negro schools for integration.
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Windfall hope eases Hayward police strike
U S aid from a $102 million federal allocation under the Emergency Employment Act boosts Hayward finances and may settle a dispute with city police and firemen threatening a strike. California towns share funds for job creation. Hayward could use money to fund wage and benefit concessions, potentially totaling hundreds of thousands. Mayor Leo Howell noted discussions but no decisions yet as to spending.
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Daily Review front page item from Hayward August 13 1971
Local newspaper page from Hayward California dated Friday August 13 1971 issue number 210 features front page content including sports and city notices with period style reporting.
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San Leandro Debates Possible Tax Rate Endorsed by Council
San Leandro may retain the current tax rate for 1471 72 despite a sharp rise in assessed valuation that could yield about 88 000 more in revenue. Mayor Maltester signals a careful review before any rate cut, while finance officials project a 21 616 052 assessed value and a 99 000 revenue increase under present levies. The council plans a public hearing on wage raises for firemen, police, and staff, tied to the budget.
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Maliester
Egypt May End Truce as Syria Jordan Fight Flares
Reports from United Press International describe renewed combat on the Jordanian Syrian frontier with Jordan claiming five Jordanian tanks destroyed and Syria reporting five Syrian tanks lost in a 35 minute gun battle. Egyptian diplomacy hints at a Sunday deadline for U S mediation while Sadat signals potential war with Israel to recover 1967 losses.
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Gloomy Night Predicted Across South County Friday
A gloomy Friday the 13th evening is forecast with overcast skies tonight. Low temperatures will be in the 50s and the conditions brighten by late morning as tomorrow’s high should reach the low Ms. The report appears on page 34 amid sections like Ann Landers Bridge Business Classified Ads and more.
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Newark council kills drug program in 30 days
Newark officials vote 4 to 6 to terminate the city owned drug abuse program run by CHC. The move closes centers in Newark and nearby towns while Providence and Union City await alternate arrangements. Mayor Hank Lewis and Council member Balentine defend volunteers and seek a new program possibly with Selig’s help.
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Family Held Hostage During Santa Clara Store Holdup
Gunmen abducted Rob Mabie and his family in a Santa Clara holdup at a supermarket. They bound Mabie’s wife and children, secured cash in a paper bag, and fled toward Santa Clara after the Mabie family guided the assailants to the sale area. Police tracked suspects in black suits and white shirts, as investigators described the chaotic scene and ongoing search for the robbers.
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California welfare Medi Cal bills signed into law
Sacramento reports President Reagan signed a two bill package to curb welfare and Medi Cal costs. The plan, effective Oct, aims to reduce state and federal expenses by 300 to 400 million annually. It freezes certain Medi Cal benefits for at least a year and requires token payments for services. AFDC recipients gain cost of living increases beginning July 1978.
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