14 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
1
President Reagan objects to the surtax, sales tax boosts, and tobacco and spirits taxes in a revised plan. He warns a June deadline risks delayed revenue and home budget shortfalls, while lawmakers swap direct property tax relief for local aid and push a cigarette tax increase to ten cents per pack.
The San Leandro district faced a failed tax measure with about 29.4 percent turnout. Of 7119 votes cast, 132 opposed and 66 supported in Lincoln precinct, while Monroe and Cleveland precincts showed large defeats. Trustees blamed timing and the Petris-Koux bill, pledging potential cuts to nursing, library, psychologists, and transportation.
France urged Security Council action as Middle East diplomacy intensified. British appeals urged Israel to ease pressure on Jordanian and refugee populations while the Red Cross scheduled a war prisoner exchange. East Germany sent a plane with medicines to Syria as Libyan oil funds were blocked amid Arab divisions.
In New Haven, Rev. Paulsen lost by 29 votes amid a divisive recall contest. supporters praise restored district harmony while opponents blame a “big lie” tactic by recall foes and vow continued effort to place parents over outside interests in district control.
Dublin voters defeated a plan to annex into Pleasanton after strong turnout and late voting. A Dublin precinct saw about 150 people line up before polls closed as a sheriff's deputy supervised late arrivals. Dustin Vine district held 58.3 percent of unincorporated voters. Pleasanton turnout exceeded 1 percent. Dubliners Against the Annexation chairman Torres called the result a chance to unite future efforts while Bill Hyde predicted Dublin would stay unincorporated for years.
California moves toward liberalizing abortion law as Governor Reagan weighs signing a bill after a bipartisan session. The measure permits abortions before week 20 when the mother’s health is at risk or in cases of incest rape or statutory rape of a minor, with Colorado and North Carolina already implementing similar statutes.
In Moscow AP reports the U S Senate passed a bill amid Reagan objections, tying abortion limits to safety concerns. Reagan condemned rules that could create abortion mills and urged full investigations into hospital and factory accidents, stressing care to avoid political manipulation.
Fernando Lopez Contreras 55 son of former Venezuelan president Eleazar Lopez Contreras died of a heart attack Tuesday in San Francisco He had served as Venezuelan consul general in San Francisco for 10 years and was active in farm accident relief efforts in his region
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