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Alameda supervisors grant raises and predict higher costs
The Alameda County Board approved administrative assistants for five supervisors at about 15000 dollars a year, shifting funds from a contingency to the general fund. Critics warn the move will prompt future budget hikes and expanded payrolls as urbanization and state financing pressures grow. The vote, led by Murphy Cooper Bates, over Hannon and Boyt, drew cheers and disappointment as tax rates were nudged downward by limited gains in revenue sharing and welfare costs.
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Alameda
Loren Enoch
Chaysin
John D. Murphy
Fred Cooper
Tom Bates
Robert Hannon
Joe Boyt
Watergate shadows on diplomacy and patriotism rise
In Washington commentary after John Dean's testimony, the writer links Watergate to U S negotiations with the Soviet Union and Vietnam. He asserts Nixon faced impeachment unlikely but Watergate still harms the country and influences Kissinger and policy decisions.
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Washington
Tere
John Dean
New York
Brezhnev
Dewi
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Dean
Henry Jackson
Watergate
Hin
Anthing
Tho
Kissinger
Hanoi
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Jane Fonda
Saigon
Cambodia
Hanor
Congress
Tor
Kotows
Ian Even Helley
McGovern
Yani Fiver
Indochina
Jess
Ikan
Soviet Union
Agan
Brozhpey
OSS
Sasit
The high court steady as it goes in a cautious term
Washington observers note the Supreme Court shows moderation and restraint after a term with one abortion case exception. The Court maintains stability under Chief Justice Warren and faces reapportionment questions, emphasizing fair representation while allowing state flexibility.
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Washington
GS. Supreme Court
Whitaeer
Bleek
Ching Wannsiie Warren. Burger
Warren
Jaslice White
Gand
He Court
Iing
He Warren
Jn Conveeticut
Ds Senate
Connecticut
Texas
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Sidestepping SB 90 on School Bonds and Ed Bills
California moves to make school bonds pass by simple majority undermining two thirds. Assembly bills propose restoring community services taxes and expanding fringe benefits funded by state, risking higher taxes and new bureaucracies.
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Bryce W. Anderson
California
Weiler
John F. Dunlap
TeValleja
Tte
Dunlap
Barry Goldwater Defends GOP Vitality Amid Watergate
Barry Goldwater argues the GOP remains strong across the nation despite Watergate. He cites elections in Alaska Michigan California Maryland Virginia and Maine showing Republican gains and rebuts doomsayers while stressing party unity and accomplishments in foreign policy.
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Republican Party
Republican National
George Bush
Republican National Committee
Reopublican Congressional Committee
Republican Senate Campaign Committee
Senate Investigative Committee
Senate
GOP
Dan Young
Alaska
Brezhnev Nixon Talks Muddle Over Mutual Trade and Threats
Brezhnev seeks favorable terms, capital and technology to develop Siberia while Nixon aims for balanced force reductions in Europe and new arms limits. The piece analyzes risks of dependency on Russia for critical war materials and potential uses of diplomacy to ease Cold War tensions.
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Brezhnev
United States
Nixons
Siberia
Japan
China
Russia
Nixon
MBI
Europe
NATO
Phare
U.S
Middle East
North Vietnam
Moscow
FBI
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