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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1976

Page

1

Business pressure pushes Carter to cut taxes plan

Washington sources report major business leaders urged President-elect Carter to implement a broad tax cut aimed at spurring growth. A $15 billion personal tax cut plus $8 billion for job creation and incentives was proposed, with rebates declined. The plan, led by Reginald Jones of General Electric, would favor lower earners and raise the investment tax credit to 13 percent, while funding urban youth and job corps programs to create hundreds of thousands of jobs.

Bia Carter Bert Lance Lance Gette Reginald Jomes Board of General Electric Jones

Markets Report From San Leandro Edition

San Leandro and San Lorenzo edition carries a brief market note with price quotes and trading levels for local merchants and shoppers. Officials outline trends and minor shifts in prices for common goods across the Bay Area streets and markets.

Teachers seek ten percent raise in San Leandro district

A 70 page package from the San Leandro Teachers Association seeks a 10 percent salary increase, guaranteed cost of living raises, binding arbitration and an agency shop. District projections show a 1 percent rise costing 115000 with total raise possibly 1.1 million, while 425000 remains for salaries and programs. public review starts at the superintendent’s office and a December 21 public hearing is planned.

San Leandro Ed Voorhees Voorhees W. Joaquin Ave

New BART Board Elects Bart Simpson President

San Leandro businessman Barclay Simpson was elected BART board president by five votes to four. Nello Bianco of Richmond, contesting the leadership, drew four votes with dissension blamed on long-standing factions. Director John Kirkwood had urged a peacemaker between factions, while some urged abolition or control by CalTrans amid ongoing feuds on the board.

Barclay Simpson San Leandro Bay Arey Rapid Transit District Board BART Simpson Nello Bianco Richmond John Kirkwood San Francisco John Glenn Fremont CalTransstate Department of Transportation Elmer Gooper Cooper Kirkwood Elia Hill Hutch Dick Clark Bianco Glenn Bob Allen James Hill Clark Art Shorts Shartsis Bianco- Glemm Allen Iil Ms. Hutch

Labor costs blamed for exodus of industry

Labor costs are cited as the main reason for industrial departure from San Leandro. A chamber committee, after surveying 480 firms, finds 60 percent identify costs as their major headache and plans to include labor in the committee to address the issue. Industrialist John Reynolds notes jurisdictions push warehouses to Nevada.

San Leandro John Reynolds Nevada

Brown names supervisor to Alameda County Board

Gov. Brown appoints John George to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors effective immediately. The item appears among other regional notices and local briefs in today’s Review.

Gov. Brown John George Alameda

Retired Postmaster Connolly Dies in San Lorenzo

John Connolly 64 retired San Lorenzo postmaster died after a long illness. He began as a clerk in Oakland in 1938 and moved to San Lorenzo in 1945. Promoted to assistant postmaster in 1949 and became postmaster in 1963 succeeding Gertrude Mooney. He helped civic groups and Democratic politics.

San Lorenzo John Connolly Connolly Oakland Four Corners Gertrude Mooney

Tribune directors authorize sale search for The Tribune

Oakland UPI reports The Tribune Publishing Co directors authorized President Emelyn K. Jewett to seek buyers to sell the 10 year old newspaper. The Tribune Building Co directors also approved seeking buyers. The move follows ongoing shareholder lawsuits over a possible sale of Oakland's only daily newspaper.

Oakland UPI Tribune Publishing Co Twve Emelyn K. Jewett Tribune Building Co Joseph W. Knowland The Building Company Tribune

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