Reagan Firms Medi Cal Stance Amid Reapportionment Fight
Governor Reagan sticks to Medi Cal stance as reapportionment shifts to the Senate. The California Senate faces a party line clash with a looming Der 7 deadline from the State Supreme Court. The Assembly passed a redistricting bill 43-29 in a bipartisan vote. A Senate hearing is set after the three day recess. Senator McCarthy vows to push a plan favorable to Republicans in the 7 member delegation. Moscone suggests a compromise using the Senate Finance Committee to grant Medi Cal audits and delay cuts, aligning with the Assembly resolution proposed by Veneman.
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Montebello
Johin F. McCarthy
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Weel
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George R. Moscone
Senate Finance Committee
John G.veneman
Modesto
Moscone
San Francisco
Fire damages historic Fremont home and antiques
A late blaze severely damaged a woodframe Fremont home on Mission Boulevard as firefighters fought for two hours. Eleven to thirteen firemen battled the fire using five engines and 300 gallons of water, with electrical heater likely starting the flames. The century-old bannister, shipped from England, was destroyed. The MacKintosh family, longtime residents, described several personal losses and the home’s historical significance in Hayward.
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Secret talks rumor linked to V C and ceasefires
Reports claim a clandestine Viet Cong contact during a Washington visit by Ambassador Bunker and General Westmoreland. Abrams presence suggests ties to military matters, possible Christmas and New Year ceasefires or prisoner exchange. South Vietnamese leaders oppose coalition talks, and a separate meeting with Viet Cong would anger them.
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UAW Sets Deadline for GM Pact Talks to December 14
The United Auto Workers notified General Motors it targets December 14 to reach a national labor contract. If no agreement emerges, UAW leaders may set a strike deadline. Reuther said leaders favor avoiding a holiday work stoppage, and GM is open to a deal within the precedent of Ford and Chrysler accords. The feud with AFL CIO President Meany colors the talks as GM negotiates with the union’s 160,000 members at Ford and 103,000 at Chrysler cited as benchmarks.
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Chrysler Corp
Reagan Dinner Sells Out in Oakland Fundraiser
Ronald Reagan drew over 1,100 Republican supporters who bought 31 dollar tickets for a Kaiser Center dinner in Oakland. The event, co sponsored by Alameda and Contra Costa County GOP committees, was fully sold out with performers including the La Golondrina Choir.
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Assault in Dak To Highest Helicopter Battle Captured
U S air units landed near Dak To in the central highlands as heavy fighting raged in the region. Cavalry troops moved with difficulty through mangrove and rubber lands while U S infantry clashed with Communist forces. A cargo pilot described 35 to 55 mph winds complicating landings and the day’s ferocity, with a long, deadly battle said to be the war’s bloodiest to date.
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Robert Kaylor
More Funds For Policing State Colleges
California state college trustees authorize seeking more funds and outside peacekeeping forces to maintain order on campuses. The five point resolution condemns threats of violence and coercion while upholding dissent and free debate, following Chancellor Dr Glenn S Dumke's warning that police and civil authority may be used if necessary.
Pentagon uses commercial planes to ship ordnance to Vietnam
Defense officials say the Pentagon has used non passenger commercial airliners on an irregular basis since January to speed ammunition to Vietnam. They stress shipments are not made on regular passenger flights and are for emergency needs in the war zone.
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South County Pair Still Spry at 70 Amid Family Ties
Carrasco a lifelong farm foreman born in Serpa Portugal remains active at the Lawrence home in Lawrence, sharing meals with family upstairs. At 70 he works ranch markets and tends a garden, while relatives gather for his birthday. Theresa Locks, born 1863 in Dunedin New Zealand, also shows vigor walking daily at the Masonic Home after a long California life.
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Hawai
San Leandro
Eugene Happ
Masons
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New Zealand
Allan
Mill Valley
Airy. Locke
Santa Cruz
Road Improvements Set For Castlewood Region
Pleasanton area plans to form a county service area to fund and manage storm drains and road projects for Castlewood and Country Club residential parcels. The Local Agency Formation Commission approved the study, with county Public Works to report findings to the board of supervisors. If a hearing supports it, the board may create the service area to proceed with improvements.
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Alamedal Twin Golf Courses
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Area Firm Cancels Bankruptcy in San Leandro
A and K Construction Co. headed by San Leandro judge Gerald P. Connitt had its Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition dismissed at the company’s request. Bankruptcy Referee Bernard Abrott noted the action voids the filing as if it never existed, with liabilities listed at 749,638 and assets at 2,382,900. The firm’s receivership and restraining order were dissolved. Connitt serves as president, Jack Knopfer as vice president, and Donna Knopfer as secretary-treasurer.
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Gerald P. Connitt
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Bernard Abrott
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Jack Knopfer
California
Donna Knopfer
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