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Bridge bill passes amid Assembly floor push
Sacramento reports a new bridge replacement bill passed amid contentious votes. Assembly members including Purtog Weancisen Hayden and Hearty Waamnan faced opposition as supporters urged swift action while opponents demanded environmental review and spending controls. The measure, aligned with Metropolitan Transportation Commission oversight, aims to advance a Barton style project pending Senate approval and likely signing by Governor Reagan.
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County tax cut near in Alameds County budget plan
County supervisors approved a 221 cent drop in the county tax rate, trimming the budget to 3263.9 million. The measure lowers the owner of a $93,000 home by about $10 this year, as commissioners wrapped up weeks of hearings and kept the county budget largely as projected, with a 4.2 percent average wage increase for county employees and fringe benefits still under negotiation.
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Cooler Weekend Forecast Shrugs Into 20s and 40s
The weatherman predicts a cooler weekend with highs in the 20s and 40s. Light fog is expected in the morning, with more weather details on page 17.
Mitchell quits campaign role after campaign work rift
Mitchell resigns from a campaign post amid disputes over duties with the committee. He will remain available in advisory capacity while his wife Martha Mitchell pressures public action and Namco colleague MacGregor steps in. The pair discuss moving away from politics after the election, with Nixon era context and earlier career notes included.
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Daley denied seat at Democratic convention amid rules clash
Washington report: Daley, former Chicago mayor and Democratic power broker, is banned from a Chicago delegation seat as reform forces win a key convention rule vote. The dispute splits the party, with Daley allies arguing the challenge could affect November outcomes and influence federal court actions on seating.
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Alameda County Fair Readies for Sixty Year Celebration
The Alameda County Fair marks its 60th anniversary with two weeks of exhibits contests parades and festivities beginning July 8 at the fairgrounds. An amphitheater costing 300000 seats 2800 will host daily professional and amateur acts with Maid of Alameda County finalists and Future Farmers of America competitions. Cand Marshal Janey Laws of St Francis Hotel San Jose will oversee the parade and opening events while local youths compete in home economics livestock and agriculture contests.
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US seeks additional 2.95 billion for Vietnam war costs
President Noxon asks Congress for 2.95 billion to cover a 0.70 percent rise in Vietnam war funding, part of a 29 billion request to revised defense spending. Pentagon reports a new oil pipeline near the Chinese border could aid North Vietnam, potentially fueling further U.S. air responses amid rising offense.
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Hayward transfers animal control duties to city official
As of midnight last night Hayward shifted animal control from county to city management. Charles Nailey, the city’s animal control field service director, will run a city van and lead a proposed four person animal handler staff. Only Nailey and Gia were available today while officials plan to hire more next week. The office operates from a city building at 25521 Hesperian Boulevard and also issues dog licenses under license number 785-6123.
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