Hanoi peace plan offers seven point truce proposal
Viet Cong and Hanoi proposed a seven point peace plan promising to release U S prisoners of war and push a U S troop withdrawal on a mutually agreed timetable. They sought international supervision and a phased, honorable exit for Americans while avoiding foreign military blocs.
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Ellsberg cites secrecy blamed for 50000 American deaths
Pentagon leaker Daniel Ellsberg told a Boston news conference that government secrecy caused about 50,000 American deaths and untold Vietnamese toll. He defended his release of secret documents to the New York Times and other papers while declining to reveal sources or methods.
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Joyful Sayreville Plumber Wins One Million Jackpot
Frank DeVito, 47, of Sayreville New Jersey, becomes a millionaire after winning one million dollars in the New Jersey lottery. He and his wife will share the prize with their children, with a guaranteed fifty thousand dollars per year through 1991.
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Supreme Court backs publication of Vietnam papers
The New York Times and The Washington Post resumed publishing classified Vietnam war materials after a Supreme Court ruling blocking prior restraints. Justices said governments bear a heavy burden against censorship, while three dissenters argued the decision was hasty. Associated Press reports note notes on Tonkin Gulf and Kennedy era decisions.
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Fine Skies Ahead With Mild Temperature Outlook
Patchy overcast expected tomorrow with little change in temperatures. Highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s, with morning and night cloud cover varying by site. More weather details on page 20.
State starts fiscal year budgetless amid stalled talks
California begins a new fiscal year without a budget and limited spending power. State officials press for a signed plan while lawmakers and the governor negotiate behind closed doors. Employees receive June pay for now as controller Durhan vows strict scrutiny of legally authorized claims.
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Ohlone budget swings vote to approve new trustees budget
Newly elected Fremont Newark Community College board trustee Donal Brollman was sworn in minutes after midnight to break a deadlock and push through an 82.8 million budget. Chair Abe Hochler urged the vote with seven members present. Joseph McCord and John Costello were absent. The plan kept current operations and tax rate at 44.8 cents, with a 7.78 cent reassessment offset by anticipated increases.
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John Costello
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Richard Secha
Walter Phampsin
Alameda County Cities Expect Lower Tax Rates After Assessed Values Rise
County assessors reported higher than expected assessed valuations in Alameda County. City and town budgets may trim proposed tax rates as revenue projections improve for Union City Fremont Newark Albany and other communities.
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Mremon
Greenlee
San Leandro
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Hayward
West Coast strike shuts down parts and work
Longshoremen halt West Coast parts for the first time in 23 years as 36,000 copper workers join the walkout after an eight month dispute. Thousands of carpenters halt construction coastwide while related labor disputes erupt in Mil Valley and Praneiato. shipments are limited and public services face disruption as talks stall.
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Praneiato
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City budget crisis linked to policies and tax base
A municipal report argues the tax base remains ahead of spending but warns current policies hinder revenue growth. It recommends a one year community improvement program funded by modest tax increases and policy changes to close a projected funding gap.
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