Reagan tax cut bill killed in committee
SACRAMENTO UPS Major tax relief and school finance legislation supported by Gov. Ronald Reagan has been rejected by one vote of a Senate committee. A $600 million plan would raise taxes for local education. The measure was defeated 6-7, sent to the Senate a sleeper bill proposing a sales tax increase to fund rural schools, with no guaranteed local property tax relief. Governor Reagan called the defeat disappointing and insisted he would not back tax increases.
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Eagleton denies new charges amid drunken driving claims
In Honolulu, Jack Anderson alleged Missouri traffic records show Eagleton faced multiple violations including drunken and reckless driving. Eagleton dismissed the charges as rumors, stating he remains on the presidential ticket and denying any criminal history beyond minor speeding incidents.
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Pot may be Ladies foil plan glaucoma treatment
An accidental discovery during marijuana research suggests pot may help treat glaucoma, an eye disease with high pressure. UCLA researchers Frank and Seara discuss nonintoxicating derivatives for regular medicine while noting safety concerns for patients.
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Pigeon drop arrests spark county fraud probe
Elderly residents alerted police after two women attempted a pigeon drop fraud. Officers detained the suspects as a third elderly resident reported the incident at the San Leandro station. Investigators believe a ring may be operating, with victims targeted across South County since January.
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Officials appeal budget for more park funds
East Bay Regional Park District seeks 7.08 million dollars amid Contra Costa heavy projects while Alameda Creek Coyote Hills trustees push for fair share of tax dollars. Park officials pledge funds would shift to South County. Alameda Creek uses long term land acquisitions to bolster Coyote Hills and related trails.
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First State Bank suit against Golub dismissed in San Leandro
The San Leandro Municipal Court dismissed the bank's defamation suit against Jack Golub after attorneys failed to file a required amendment. Golub's attorney argued the charges violated freedom of speech and due process. The case, filed April 27 by William Ahern for First State Bank of Northern California, alleged Golub spread statements harming the bank's solvency.
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Warmer days ahead forecast by weatherman
The weatherman says warmer days are ahead with today's high around 85 to 90. Cast is fair through tomorrow with light and variable winds. Low temperatures will dip into the mid 30s to low 40s. More weather on page 32.
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Space Shuttle deal fuels Downey math to build hero craft
North American Aviation in Downey wins a 2.4 billion dollar contract to build the Space Shuttle orbiter vehicle for the Space Division. The award, the largest since Apollo, promises up to 100 new jobs over 10 years and confirms a six year production plan with initial payments of 530 million. The project aims to provide reusable orbital vehicles for crew and cargo missions, with flights starting in 1976 and full operation by 1960.
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