Minimum wage hike approved
Washington reports the Senate approved a raise to $2.20 an hour over 26 months, boosting wages for millions. The measure, backed by Democrats and opposed by business groups, follows a closely watched 10 to 2 final vote after a pivotal moment from McGovern. The plan expands coverage while trimming exemptions for household workers and civil servants.
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Skyline Parkway plan grows to 6900 acres in Hayward hills
Alameda County Public Works Director Herbert Crowle outlined a revised Skyline Parkway proposal now about 6900 acres, expanding from a linear park to include 10 miles of two lane roadway, numerous trails, vistas and camping. The plan would run through East Bay hills crossing I 30 near Pleasanton and Sunol with funding largely from state highway gas taxes to acquire land and development rights.
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California Budget Surplus Outlines Fiscal Year
California ended the year with a cash surplus of at least 756 million. Officials cite tax withholdings, a stronger economy, and a new state income tax system as drivers. Reagan plans for large surplus use to fund schools and property tax relief. Republican and Democratic leaders debate final allocations as figures tighten.
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Weather Outlook Mild Warmth With Cloudy Start
Turning warmer with a high near 76 and a low in the 40s. Cloudy morning and early afternoon, clearing to fair skies. Winds from the southeast at 10 to 20 mph. More weather on page 32.
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Economy Shows Strong Growth With Slower Inflation
Washington reports the second quarter GNP rose 1.9 percent in real terms, the fastest since 1965, while inflation eased to 2.1 percent, the lowest since Nixon’s wage price freeze. Consumers faced higher costs in food housing transportation and health, with notable rises in housing and groceries. The administration framed the results as positive economic momentum amid tax and mortgage cost pressures.
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Stark Campaign Faces Big Funding Gaps Before Election
Democratic candidate Pete Stark, a Danville banker, faces total campaign costs estimated between 170000 and 180000 dollars for the eighth district race. Unpaid bills and ongoing fundraising efforts weigh on finances as Stark leads over George Miller in the primary and prepares for Lew Warden in November. Frank Riefec, Stark campaign aide, outlines 97076 dollars in contributions with about 125000 still owed, largely from IOUs to friends and associates.
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Pie fraud charges in Hayward area case
Five people faces grand theft and fraud counts over a $57,464 alleged hot pie franchise scam. Victims paid for Stanley Hot Pies franchises via Amliciges Inc with offices in Hayward and Alameda. several victims lost life savings while locations and delivery promises never materialized. Authorities say charges include corporate code violations and the probe spans state and county offices with ongoing arrests and bail.
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Hayward Forms Civic Promo Committee Seeks City Funds
A new Hayward civic promotions group seeks 18 000 from the city budget for a full time coordinator and program support. The Hayward First Committee touts unity with the Chamber of Commerce while aiming to control budgets and expand city sponsored events including Fourth of July and Hayward Day at the Fair. The council hearing on budgets is set for next Tuesday night with total proposed city support near 63 000.
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