Nixon agrees to contract pay hikes
President Nixon sent reluctant word to Congress that he would go along with contractual wage boosts denied during the recent freeze. This move paves the way for Senate passage of Phase II economic controls through April 30, 1973. The House Banking committee, on a 13 18 tie, refused to approve its version of the continued economic control bill. Chairman Wright Patman urged Congress to stay in session until after Christmas. The bills retained several Nixon administration objections, including approval of must pay rates that had been contracted for prior.
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Hopes for campus up in Livermore
Livermore trustees revived plans for a new community college funded by a lease purchase scheme. Trustee Charles Stone outlined a financing option involving national firms Stoke Inc and Peter Kiewit Sons Co with a potential $52 million project financed over five years at about four percent. A tax increase would be needed to cover construction and once built the district would lease and gradually own the buildings.
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Ancient Sinai church saved from fire by monks and responders
A 1450 year old fortress outpost near Sinai faced a kitchen fire. Greek monks alarmed for help and water, while Bedouin, Israeli soldiers, and a nearby airbase fire engine joined in. Firefighters drop water and fire‑fighting chemicals as Mt Sinai looms over the holy site.
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Weather advisory urges staying indoors tomorrow South County
Stay inside. Tomorrow looks stormy for South County with 72 percent rain chance and southerly winds 20 to 30 mph. Highs reach the upper 60s to near 70, lows in the upper 20s to 40s. More weather on page 20.
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California tax increase reaches basic agreement
Gov Ronald Reagan and the Legislature strike a $650 million tax plan to introduce a federal type income tax withholding system in California. The deal includes a $46 million senior property tax relief and would cover an $8.8 billion budget gap with revenue, building funds, and business inventory tax relief. The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman William Bagley, aims to tax eight million Californians via withholding and restore state finances.
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Tax cuts trimmed from bill in budget battle
Washington negotiators cut 12.1 billion dollars in proposed tax cuts from a Senate House package amid Nixon veto threats. Key casualties included college tuition tax credits and a higher personal exemption, with the trio shrinking the three year total to about 15.8 billion while debating a campaign fund provision.
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Nixon Family Ties Breakers at Washington Store
Mrs Julie Eisenhower and Mrs Pat Nixon visit Sears and Roebuck in Washington to spotlight stores that have kept price lids in support of President Nixon's new economic program. The scene centers on gift shopping by the presidential daughters and the first ladies in a retail promo setting.
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Newark school bond defeated in close vote
In Newark a $4 million school bond failed to reach the two thirds threshold, carrying 1,084 yes to 44 no in the unofficial tally. State loan authorization passed 63.6 percent, with about 23 percent turnout of 7,284 registered voters. Superintendent Thomas and School Board President Gygax suggested reconsidering or alternative measures such as portable buildings.
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Soviets Detail Mars Probes Scoop Soil For Life Search
Moscow reports Soviet scientists say Mars 2 and Mars 3 carries a capsule to scoop Martian soil and test for life forms. Tass said Mars 2 released a capsule with a flag during Martian orbit. Mariner 9 also in orbit observing dust storms.
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85-Year-Old Inmate Fites New Life Plan Outside Prison
Charles J. Fitzgerald, a 45 year prisoner known as Wiz, awaits parole under a California Adult Authority program after 40 years behind bars. If approved by the State Department of Corrections, he could be released at 85 to begin a quiet life, having previously served sentences for burglary and the murder of a deputy sheriff. His past includes time in San Quentin and a Montana stint ending in a life term for killing a deputy, with few visitors during his years at Folsom.
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