House Ends Deadlock On Budget
Washington officials report the House Ways and Means Committee approved a White House economy plan aimed at breaking a budget deadlock. The package includes a 1 percent tax hike and spending cuts totaling 22 billion dollars, with gains depending on how vetoed funds are applied and the new fiscal year’s limits. Mills and Mahon voiced optimism that the move would unlock action on the income tax bill.
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George Mahon
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Castro Valley Urged New Post Office Facility
Castro Valley leaders press Washington for urgent post office upgrade as area officials and chamber officials discuss inadequate parking and traffic congestion. Postmaster and local representatives met with Rep. Miller to push for construction of a new facility within the Castro Valley district.
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Congress
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Alameda
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Parking Chamber
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Hartmann
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Livanos
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Tal Chamber
George Miller
Mill- D-Calif
Post Office
Chamber
Frank Lowney
Hartmann and Livanos
Santa Maria Avenue
Birth at Eden Hospital crowns family joy in San Leandro
In Eden Hospital Norman Jan 25 welcomed an 8 pound 3 ounce son by Caesarean section to Claire Jau Jou and husband. Dr. Roxy Novario of Hayward and Dr. Samuel Gersten of San Lorenzo led the delivery. Mrs. dau Jou endured a long medical history before motherhood, and her grandson brings special happiness to Mrs. Ruth Sprague of San Lorenzo.
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Tropic Court
Roxy Novario
Hayward
Samuel Gersten
San Lorenzo
Claire Jau Jou
Floating Peace Talks Idea Approved By United States
The United States quickly accepted Indonesia's proposal for preliminary peace talks with North Vietnam to be held on a neutral naval ship in the Gulf of Tonkin. A White House spokesman said the plan is acceptable to the United States and likely to Hanoi, with both sides represented in Indonesia.
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Gum Wrapper Goal Sails Past Graduation Week
Charlene Monia a 17 year old Hayward High senior ran a 300 foot gum wrapper chain stretching across the campus to mark her graduation goal this June. The effort followed news of a 200 foot chain in Washington as inspiration.
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Grove Way
Hayward
Hayward High
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Wounded Soldier's Mother Wins Information Battle
The mother of a Fremont serviceman, Tony Souza, fought Army secrecy over her son Jeffrey’s condition after he was wounded in Hue. She pressed officials, wrote to the Vice President, and finally learned he was in Letterman Hospital San Francisco paralyzed on one side and unable to speak.
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San Francisco
Eden Area poverty agency faces loss of funds stay decision
San Francisco reports say the Eden Area poverty agency risks funding cuts after failing to meet minimum standards for the current fiscal year. Becket urged Bay Area officials to designate a new agency to run the program and scheduled a May 14 public hearing in Alameda County. A special Eden Area board meeting will be held to discuss results and possible actions.
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Castra Valley
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San Francisco
Naval Agency
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Rockefeller Wins In Stunning Upset In Massachusetts Primary
Rockefeller, a nonofficial candidate at voting start, pulled a stunning upset to win 30 percent of Massachusetts GOP votes, defeating Gov. Volpe and former VP Nixon as write-ins. Volpe conceded, Rockefeller carried small towns like Cambridge and Worcester, while Boston trailed. McCarthy swept Democratic primary votes, setting a Massachusetts history mark.
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New York
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Vietnam
World Affairs Council of Philadelpha
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Minnesota
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Kennedy
Phone Wages Settled Near Pact in Bell System Talks
AP reports wage talks between AFI CIO CWA and Bell Telephone System resumed for about 200000 workers with aims to settle an overall contract for the Bell System. AFL CIO officials cautioned that union locals may not be bound by the talks, as negotiations continue in secret with company representatives.
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Ling Afi-Cio Communications
Tn Inn
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Bell Telephone System
Bell System
Gordon Freeman
Afl-Cio, International
Union of Electrical Work
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Eisenhower improves after brief attack in California
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower shows progress after a mild attack in March Air Force Base California. Officials report no chest discomfort and stable vital signs. He is expected to remain under observation for several days and diet is being adjusted to support recovery.
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Tax Plan Sponsor Hopeful Faces Deficit Dilemmas
SACRAMENTO AP Republican sponsor Assemblyman Veneman of Modesto says withholding the state income tax may be needed if no other solution emerges to cover next year’s deficit. Governor Reagan remains opposed to payroll deductions and to using special funds as a budget cure. Veneman notes Reagan could reassess if withholding is the only option by year’s end.
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