Unruh Urges Withholding Tax Plan In California
Sacramento AP report says Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh advocates withholding tax plan despite Gov. Reagan opposition. Unruh proposes timing changes tied to state population growth and revenue needs while Senate President Hugh Burns notes opposition to income taxes.
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Budget Cuts threaten UC Berkeley enrollment and programs
Gov. Reagan’s proposed 1967 68 budget limit could force UC Berkeley to turn away as many as 14000 qualified students next fall. Administrators consider delaying 264 million campus expansion and delaying medical school openings in San Diego and Davis while balancing a 238 to 264 million budget.
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Fire destroys restaurant and kills twenty six patrons
A blaze swept through a restaurant trapping 28 diners. The fire started in a cloakroom near the cocktail lounge and spread rapidly. Bill White of Dothan, Alabama, and others forced windows and aided victims as flames raged and a former official and his wife were missing.
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Jesse Williams
Councilmen Hit BART Again
City officials push for BART oversight after a hotel fire near a rapid transit area. Fire confined to a fourth floor dining room injuring eight and leaving 25 percent of guests disturbed as council enacts property owner checks.
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Rev Paulsen Accused of Usurping District Authority
Board president acted without right to issue orders or set policy. Schoenfeld says he should have consulted other board members before actions. He notes district policies require county and state board approval for materials, and few local films fit high school courses.
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Earl Strathman
Alameda County
California records highest January employment and low unemployment
California posted a record January in civilian employment at 7.2 million, up 4.7 percent from a year earlier. Unemployment stood at 419,000, 5.5 percent, with most new jobs in manufacturing and government and declines in construction and agriculture. Officials cited the state labor departments.
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Review of Che Baily Published by The Daily Review
An item notes a review by The Daily Review Inc with Hoyd Sparks as presider and publisher and Millie Chil as business manager or advertising director. It mentions postal registration in Hayward California and an address at 115 W. Winton Ave P O Box 2127 Hayword Colif with a second loss master under the Art of Countess March 1 180A.
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Fire Hits Union City Home. 6000 Damages Reported
A Union City residence at 33726 Colgate Drive was destroyed by a fire about 7 p.m. damaging the property by about 6000 dollars but injuring none. Fire origin is under investigation. six store operators in Southern California face a separate suit alleging they induced franchises to invest large sums.
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County supervisors push tax relief amid AB 80 impact
Oakland officials warn residents that AB 80 will raise assessments by about six million dollars with a 25 percent ratio, yielding roughly 1.2 million more in county taxes at a 2.30 rate. Supervisors pledge to cut the rate accordingly and urge districts to mirror the move. Purser targets Berkeley for high tax rates while noting homeowners and fixed incomes bear the burden.
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Board of Supervisors
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Hayward Officials Clash Over BART Land Taking Tactics
Hayward council members robustly objected to BART partial takings on Luyena Drive. They criticized the method as substandard for neighborhoods and called for a transit committee hearing as representatives of the rapid transit district prepared to attend.
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Cease fire holds with minor violations and talks start
The cease fire began Tuesday at 1 am with all sides claiming limited breaches. U S and South Vietnamese forces report 25 minor violations in the first 13 hours, while Viet Cong and North Vietnam push for a seven day halt. The United States considers reciprocal action a condition for broader peace talks.
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Heyns Seen as Possible U C Berkeley Chief
Sacramento reports say Democrat Assembly Speaker Jesse Ununiversity Board of Regents member considers Heyns a strong candidate to succeed Roger Heyns as UC Berkeley president. Other names like Clark Kerr mentioned as possible picks amid campus debates and a broader budget context.
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