California Homeowners to Get Tax Relief by July 1
California Assembly Speaker Moretti says major lenders have agreed to implement property tax relief by July 1 for about 3.6 million homeowners. Lenders may cut monthly payments by about ten dollars or reduce a payment to reflect the tax savings, avoiding $10 million in interest losses if delayed. The plan involves the savings and loan industry, the California Bankers Association, and the mortgage bankers association.
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Bot Moretti
California
Moretli
van Nuys
Moretti
Ronald Reagan
Savings and Loan Industry
California Bankers Association
The
Mortgage Bankers Association
Mills College library saves periodicals in freezing salvage effort
During a Bay Area cold spell a burst pipe flooded Mills College Library in Oakland, soaking over 1000 valuable bound periodicals and documents worth about 22000 dollars. Librarian Elizabeth Reynolds and paper expert Stella Parri advised rapid freezing at 1 to 20 degrees to prevent mildew, as staff and students moved volumes to makeshift freezers and sought larger cold storage nearby.
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Foremost Foods Co
Tp Hayward
Mills College
Mills
Bay Area
Oakland
James Nunamaker
Elizabeth Reynolds
Stella Pari
San Francisco
Parri
Italy
Florence
Mills Physical Plant
Fare Ager
Eugene Phillips
Teir
Veskterie Falls
Death becomes school curriculum in Lewistown Ohio
In Lewistown Ohio a high school adopts a death themed course pushed by funeral home directors. The program includes an activity book with prompts on death in poetry and interviews with professionals. Teachers report positive response and integration into English classes.
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Lewistown, Oho
UPT
Funeral Home
National Funeral Directors Association
Lee van Flam
Indian Lake High School
Here Ark
Marion Hemphill
Hayward School Board weighs banning spanking policy
Hayward officials grapple with the district discipline policy as only one member supports retaining corporal punishment. A postponed decision leaves the policy under review while staff gather information on how often spanking occurs and its perceived value in guiding students.
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Hayward
Philip Silver
Noard
Urd m
Gregory Micheaels
Micheaels
Marvin Weinreh
Sup
Ray Arveson
Ehow
Scrous
Poiores Wagner
Arveson
Union City names new police chief
Union City appoints Capt. Wilfie Cann of San Bruno Police as Union City police chief, 31, with nearly 11 years in law enforcement and a $19 14 a year post. He began in San Angelino, moved to Novato in 1984, rose to sergeant, then joined San Bruno in 1969. Cann holds an associate degree from College of Marin and pursues a bachelor's at Golden Gate. He plans to move with Elizabeth and their three children and is eager about Union City’s professional department.
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Union City
Wilfie Cann
San Bruno
Cann
Aelative
Brooklyn
San Angelino
Novato
San Brunt Department
Caranl
Gann
College of Marin
Golden Gate Collenge
Elizabeth
Gily
Union Gily Pahiamen
1974 cars to use ignition interlock belt system
The U S sixth circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati upheld a government order requiring all new cars after August 35 1974 to install an ignition seat belt interlock. The single combined lap and shoulder belt must be buckled before starting the engine, with alarms if unbuckled. Ford challenged the directive but the ruling stood.
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U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Ohio
T's
Ford Motor Co
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Aidh
Paralyzed boy wins record $4 million verdict
A San Francisco jury awarded Kelley Niles four million dollars for brain injury suffered in a June 26 1970 playground fist fight. The boy paralyzed from the neck down communicates by eye movement and attends a school for the handicapped where he has been elected president. His father is radio announcer Dave Niles. The injury occurred during a supervised summer program run by the city of San Rafael and the San Rafael School District.
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San Francisco
UPS
Superior Court
Kelley Niles
Dave Niles
Kelley
Ceavn
Bruce Walkup
Kellay
San Rafael
ML Zinn Hospital
Anii
Emer
David Haskin
25 Life Sentences for Mexican Farm Labor Contractor Juan Corona
Juan Corona, 38, was handed 25 consecutive life terms by Superior Court Judge Richard M. Patton after an all day hearing. The judge rejected defense motions for a new trial and aligned terms to run consecutively. Deputies escorted Corona from the courthouse through chanting demonstrators while two protesters were arrested.
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UPI
Dany V. Corona
Monlay
U.S
Dible
Superior Court
Richard M Patton
Bul Latton
Flofense
Carona
Mianuelet
Beird
Corona
Vacaville State Prison
Parko Corona
Richard Hawk
Wet conditions loom with 40 percent rain chance
The weatherman forecasts partly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will stay steady with lows in the 40s tonight and highs in the 40s tomorrow. More weather details on page 22.
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