Nixon urges busing moratorium and equal opportunities act
President Nixon asked Congress to ban new busing orders until July 1 1973 and to push the Equal Educational Opportunities Act restricting race based education decisions. The plan would not repeal existing desegregation orders but would curb further federal action while allowing voluntary community plans.
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Nixon
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Rehearing Refused on California Death Penalty Ban
The California Supreme Court denied rehearing of its 6 1 ruling striking down the death penalty under the state constitution. The court also refused to stay the ruling pending appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Meanwhile Washington filed formal notice of a world appeal and asked the Supreme Court to stay the decision pending that appeal.
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State Supreme Court
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Record dry spell extends through the area this season
The dry spell tightens as the 1071-72 period heads toward a record drought in Southern Alameda County. Hayward and Washington Township report the driest conditions since 1914-15, with July rainfall far below normal. Fremont Newark and Union City show 6.65 inches since last July, compared with a typical eight month average of 12.98 inches.
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Washington Township
Hayward
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Alameda County Water District
Foggy but warm weather outlook for South County
The forecast warns of fog and warmth with another warm day ahead. Fay will move into South County late tonight but should clear by late morning. Tomorrow's high is expected between 5 and 705, with tonight's low noted in the weather page.
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Fremont Man Starts 380 Mile March for March of Dimes
Rollins of 4670 Porter St plans a five day trek to Sacramento beginning Sunday at 6:30 am to raise funds for the March of Dimes. He has been paralyzed since age three after a gasoline accident and will earn about 2.33 per hour if sponsors meet their pledges. Four sponsors guarantee 10 cents per mile up to 140 dollars plus another donor has given 160 dollars to the national foundation in his name. Judy Rollins will join him for the Back page of section.
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Reapportionment Chance Improves for Area Senator
The latest state reapportionment plan, set to take effect in 1974, promises most of Soul County eventually under its own state senator. It must pass legislature, gain Reagan and Supreme Court approval. Alameda incumbents Petris and Holmdahl indicate willingness to divide current districts.
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Ronald Reagan
State Supreme Court
Alameda County
Nicholas Petris
John Holmdahl
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Alameda
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California education bill backs AIDS course funding
In Sacramento the Assembly swiftly approved a general disease education bill backed by Gov Ronald Reagan with an accompanying 238000 state aid package for related courses. Assemblywoman March Fong of Oakland led the main bill sent to the Senate on a 250 to 3 vote after a debt debate. The measure requires parental notice 15 days before an AIDS course begins and grants local districts access to course materials, with input from parents.
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UPI
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Fang
Oakland
Senate
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Liberal birth control plan meets U S opposition
A proposed universal access birth control and abortion support plan faced swift pushback from the US Catholic Conference and several commission members. dissenters warned against funding abortion and enabling teenage access, while supporters cited insurance coverage for contraception and sterilization and public financing for poor women's costs.
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UPL
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TinWever
Welfare cut for Collum family amid donor gifts
Mrs Jacqueline Collum, mother of four in South San Francisco, is cut off welfare including food stamps and a housing allowance after officials say she has excess personal property. The family, once aided by public contributions and a trust fund, faces loss of the $120 monthly grant and potential homelessness as three children show signs of uncurable disease.
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UPD
Jacqueline Collum
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