Reagan Tax Plan May Aid Schools
Reagan proposes a state cigarette tax increase with funds split to aid South County cities and wealthier school districts. Several general law cities lack authority to enact new levies, while San Leandro and Hayward discuss options. Fire destroys a home in a separate incident, causing $16,000 total damage despite firefighters and residents escaping unharmed.
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Reagan
South County
Charter Citi San Leandro
Haywar Nave
Hayward
San Leandaro
Smith
Odor Leads Police To Fremont Factory
Fire inspectors and narcotics agents responded to a suspected drug operation in Fremont after odors drew police to a home. Officers seized 12 chemicals, flasks, beakers and a vacuum pump, moving them to a temporary storage at the fire department. Paide, aka Anthony Flay Thompson, denied business licenses and claimed computer work while two young suspects linked to narcotics charges in Palo Alto and San Jose were present but not arrested.
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Coy
Fremont
Iale
Fedqual Food and Drug
Paude
Santa Clara
Dutra
Paide
Anthony
Flay Thompson
Uni
Palo Alto
San Barlus
Altoywgh Patiee
Fremiant Fire Department
Che Bailu Review and Publication Note for 1897
A garbled OCR snippet references a daily review and publication details from 1897. It mentions subscription rates, locations in California, and office contact lines, with scattered names and addresses, reflecting a historical newspaper page layout.
Mass Arrests Reported in Canton as Army Seizes Control
Hong Kong papers quoted travelers saying more than 1 000 officials and Red Guards were rounded up in Canton by the military. They claimed authorities took control of government offices radio stations and factories and moved captives away in military trucks with unknown fates. The move followed alleged anti-Maoist activity and a decision by the Kwantung Military Commission to act.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Canton
Ming Pao
Kung Sheung
Cantus
Morehan
Communist Party
Mao Ise-ung
Kwangtang
Kiwangtung
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Reagan proposes state tax relief to fund new education aid
The plan shifts tax burden from local property taxes to state funds under a July 1 fiscal start. A 1968 step includes 200 million in property tax cuts and 43 million more for general education. In 1985 66 districts, the average rate was 3.78 per 100, the aid would cut rates for districts at 2 to 2.20 by three cents, and rates at 86 or higher by 60 cents per 100.
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Coanties
Reagan
Schooyer
Confusion on Green Belt Report Stalls City Review
The article notes a disputed Green Belt report covering 9,570 acres with a share near $600 million. Rhodes, the first person to discuss the report, says it has not been released to the city's Open Frame Review Board. Briggs asserts the report had been withheld from key parties.
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Rhodes
Briggs
Hoffa Begins Orientation Period at Lewisburg Prison
Jimmy Hoffa started his orientation at the Lewisburg federal prison as he will receive part of his $100,000 a year Teamster salary during his incarceration. The report notes the ongoing financial arrangement as Hoffa begins serving the sentence.
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Hoffa
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U.S
Ins Union
Washington
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Piatkow
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Nickerson
Aly
Holla
Frank Fitzsimmons
Pa Shiblon
Pw Nang
Man
Piatkowski
Molfa
Portsmouth
Aho
Fitzsimmons
Hoffa Negotiations Resume Amid Turmoil and Violent Allegations
The report outlines resumed talks between industry negotiators and labor leaders following Hoffa related violence. It notes Hoffa’s absence from the talks, his imprisonment in Lewisburg, and a tense atmosphere as officials discuss the path to a new trial while asserting Hoffman’s influence over Teamsters strategy.
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Ning
Teamsters Union
Frank Fitzsimeader
Wong
Imust
Wnion
James i
Huttz
Ar Platkotwski
Teamsters
Chad
Hoffa
Lewisburg
Firesimmons
Uontil
David Moore
Aga
Asimons
Thie Chan
Marines' DMZ drive raids silence North Vietnamese targets
US Marines and supporting forces raided around the DMZ near Vinh and Hon En island striking 17 targets including radar stations and storage sites. Navy warships and Air Force jets blasted enemy positions as Marine battalions absorbed heavy shelling and pushed toward the border.
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Hon En
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Air Force
Riers
Epulser
Canberra
Will Geraed
Keppler
Ioniy Tines
Ingersoll
Norlbs
U.S
America
Fremont Civic Group Pushes City Hall Lease Plan
City leaders weigh lease purchase financing for the $1.9 billion City Hall project as new Fremont civic group urges action. Officials discuss bond buyers, cost, and a nine month extension while attorneys plan suits over lease terms and site options.
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New Fremont Civic Group
Fremont Meadows
Silva
Driggs
Middlestadl
Ha al Ques Nivam
Gene Rhodes
Veroup
Bert
Gill
San Leandro Faces Tax Ceiling Hike
Harold R. Hanover, president of the San Leandro Teachers Association, urged trustees to issue a tax election citing education needs while lobbing for a citizens committee to study district requirements. The group joined the San Leandro Federation of Teachers and classified staff unions in backing the move. Assistant Superintendent Richard Bawden reported $4,639 in losses from vandalism on district properties since July 1, 1981, with $491.57 to schools. 7 percent of losses come from broken windows, prompting plans to expand silent alarm systems.
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Tront
Harold R. Hanover
San Leandro
Hanover
Tho Teachers’ Association
Oliveira
Teachers’ Association
San Leandro Federation of ‘Teachers
Richard Bawden
Bawden
Crow Canyon speed limit set by Alameda County board
Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved a zero mile per hour speed limit for the Crow Canyon Head stretch between Norris Canyon Thand and the county line. Road officials stated the action is part of a review of speed limits along Crow Canyon Road in the rural section. A temporary lower limit of 50 mph may be considered north of Norris Canyon Road during ongoing construction work.
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Alameda
Crow Canyon Road
James F Vivrette
Norris Canyon Road
Lodge To Award $100 Grants
The Giuseppe Mezzijyi Lodge of the Sons of Italy in Fremont offers $100 scholarships to graduating seniors in Fremont New Haven or Newark Unified School Districts who are partially of Trahen ancestry. Applications are available at high school offices or by writing the scholarship committee at 38538 Logan Drive Fremart.
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Giuseppe Meazzijyi
Order of the Sons of Italy
Fremont
New Haven
Newark Unified School
Trahen
Logan Drive
Fremart
Castro Valley Couple Gifts Hospital Check for Mammography Equipment
Mr and Mrs Herbert W Young of Castro Valley donated 2150 to Eden Hospital. The gift funds Neway equipment to conduct up to date mammography exams, enabling clear imaging of soft tissue and aiding radiologists in precise diagnoses.
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Castro Valley
Herbert W. Young
Carlwyn Drive
Eden Hospital
Neway
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