McGovern Welfare Plan Seen Similar To Nixon Proposal
Sen George W McGovern’s welfare blueprint mirrors Nixon’s Family Assistance Plan while proposing tax reform to end 22 billion in existing advantages. McGovern says his 4000 per family of four grant combines cash and food stamps and costs about 4 billion more annually, with limited detail on working poor policies. He criticizes Nixon for stalled Family Assistance and cites work requirements, but both plans require able bodied recipients to work or lose aid. McGovern’s plan would tax investment income on par with wages and salaries, removing preferential capital treatment.
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Norman Kempster
New York
Nixon
Mixon
McGoven
McGovern
Congress
NEXON
Metovern
Metyovorn
de Democrat
Hayward Panel Backs Local Methadone Clinic Plan
An advisory committee to the Hayward Human Relations Commission recommended a city backed methadone treatment program for 50 addicts. The eight month study lays out a maintenance clinic design and a policy for Hayward's fight against drug abuse, with funding decisions left to the city council. The Eden Project would be closely involved, and officials note strong demand but anticipate local opposition from some groups.
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Hayward
Soe
Frank Morale
Commission
Toney
Arnie Mendoza
Mendova
Hayward Area
Alameda
Ayward
West Bay
Marc Carpenter
Carpenter
Mendona
Angelo
Jailed veteran nickerson honored by jail staff friends
Oakland police and jail staff gathered for a hillside memorial service for Jamie Nickerson a 66 year old man known for frequent arrests for public drunkenness since 1985. He served as a trusted butler and helper around the jail office while his friends the jailers attended the service which noted his decades of public drunkenness and cheerfulness.
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Oakland
Jamie Nickerson
Nickerson
Jerome Glickman
Jim Knudsen
Ies
Nickernan
Polly
Knudsen
Oakland Police Department
Ernest Nickerson
Ernie
William George
Thi
San Leandro property tax cuts offset by value rises
Local board set new 1972-73 tax rates lowering overall San Leandro and Union City levies, with San Leandro dropping under $10 per $100 of assessed value for the first time in two years. Despite lower rates, higher property assessments mean many homeowners pay slightly more in taxes overall. Rate changes varied across South County communities including Livermore, San Lorenzo, Hayward, and Castro Valley, while Pleasanton posted a notable increase.
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Mameda County Board of Supervisors
Union City
San Leandro
Brit Hutchinson
South County
Livermore’s
New Haven
Castro Wal- Joy
Newark
Newark Unified
Dublin
Hayward
San Teandya
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Thanks for saving a life by Castro Valley youth
Robert Nauck aged 17 of 2837 Vincent Court Castro Valley received the California Highway Patrol Community Service Award from Supervisor Irving Ralph Walker of San Francisco for rescuing Sean Harvall 17 of 5878 Greenridge Road Castro Valley on May 4. Nauck quickly applied a tourniquet to Sean’s left leg after a motorcycle auto collision near Canyon High School.
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Robert Nauck
Vincent Court
Castro Valley
California Highway Patrol
Spervisor Inter
Ralph Walker
San Freanvizco
Sean Harvall
Greenridge Road
Nauck
Sean
Farrell
Canyon High School
Barrells
Eden Hospital to Install Nemislig Gun Cancer Therapy System
Eden Hospital in Castro Valley plans a $34 million three year expansion adding a linear accelerator known as the nawislig gun to boost radiation therapy. The new machine will deliver x rays up to six million volts, doubling prior cobalt treatments and raising annual treatments from about 6,000 to roughly 12,060. The project is expected to be completed by late 1973 or early 1974 as part of the expansion.
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Alameda County
L Eten
Castro Vally
Dr. Prank
Stampfli
Eden
Wwe
Alden
Weather forecast predicts warm day with clouds
The forecast calls for fair weather with low morning and night clouds. Daytime highs are expected between 75 and 80 degrees, with tonight’s low around 58. More weather details on page 36.
Senate hearing reveals massive Army spying operation
A Senate subcommittee reports extensive Army surveillance, noting dossiers on millions of Americans since before World War II. Defense Secretary Laird ordered civilian dossiers destroyed, but evidence suggests many files persist including 25 million index cards and 760,000 on groups and incidents such as a dog bite case. Six picketers protested a Baltimore police station.
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Waltingston
UTA
Army
Senate
Defense
Melvin Jt. Laird
Subcommittee
Mossiers
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Defense Central Index of Investigations
Baltimore
Fischer Draws Spassky In 20th Game Of World Championship
In Reykjavik Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky played to a 54 move draw, Fischer offering and Spassky accepting. The players and chief arbiter Lothar Schmid briefly chatted after the draw as Spassky appeared fatigued. Spassky remained on stage, later handling Fischer's white king absent mindedly during post-game analysis.
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Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Dhessile
Platit
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Wilh
Lothar
Schmid
Lotham Schmid
Jale Schmid
William Lombardy
Fischer Secoud
Mischer
Svetozar Gigorce
Tomhar Schmid
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