California lawmakers seek faster tax refund for homeowners
Sacramento lawmakers push to force mortgage lenders to refund a $10 million windfall to Californians eligible for property tax relief from last year’s $1.1 billion reform. Assemblyman Bagley proposes crediting both tax relief and interest on overpayments, arguing taxpayers must receive relief promptly while Reagan-Moretti measures face industry delays and computer coding hurdles. Moretti plans a Sacramento briefing with lenders to explain why owners may wait until 1874 for relief and to press for emergency measures to accelerate delivery.
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Ronald Reagan
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Tet ceasefire trip to Viet Cong held in Mekong Delta
On Tet Day in the Mekong Delta, photographer Dave Kennerly and a colleague obtained government permission to film Viet Cong and Arab villages. They faced wary locals as they crossed marsh and paddies, noting silent guards and shifting signals while reporting from the heart of enemy country.
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Miller may get job in Congress
Former congressman George P. Miller, long allied with the drive to switch the United States to the metric system, contemplates a consulting post with a congressional committee. Despite a pension and recent defeat in the primary, Miller could earn up to $100 a day, while partners debate the exact nature of the role and its legality.
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Big unions push for higher pay in 5 million workers talks
Washington AP reports major unions press for wage boosts beyond Nixon Phase 3 2.5 percent guideline as bargaining season opens. Leaders from Communications Workers and United Rubber Workers push for higher increases while AFL CIO officials urge flexible controls. UAW signals focus on overtime and early retirement as talks loom with GM Ford and Chrysler for about 778000 workers.
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Leonard Wrodenck
Hos
General Motors
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Woodcock
Views & World Report
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Wagar the Horrible joins The Review on page 26
A Viking warrior character named Wagar the Horrible joins The Review family today on page 26. The feature notes Magar moves Little Orphan Annie to page 29.
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Magar
Taxes the Horrible Need help with that income tax
The first article in a five part series about preparing your tax returns is on page 16 today.
Light Rain Forecast From Tonight Through Tomorrow
The weatherman calls for a 70 percent chance of light rain tonight and tomorrow. Highs expected around 60s with a range to 62 tomorrow. Tonight's low near 4B to 52. Southerly winds 15 to 20 mph.
POW release delayed as peace talks stall word
Southeast Asia peace talks continue with the cease fire supervisors establishing seven regional headquarters in Vietnam. U S delays on withdrawal schedules push back prisoner of war releases, with officials saying releases may occur within a week but without fixed dates.
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CCS
Michel Gauvin
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International Commission of Control and Supervision
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Vin An
Fremont fossil beds yield bones of ancient animals
Foundation researchers report fossil remains near Fremont including saber tooth tiger, camels, wolves, mammoths, and a unique four pronged eland like tusk. Fragments dating 1.3 to 60 million years old are housed at UC Berkeley and Martin School San Lorenzo, with ongoing concern over looting and loss of Ohlone and early European artifacts.
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Dix Gers
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Neil McCallum
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Mission Peak
University of California At Berkeley
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San Larano
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Martin Schon
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Lalert
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