Reagan Holds Line On Medi Cal Budget and Abortion Debate
Governor Reagan defends Medi Cal program amid a deep funding hole and legislative stalemate. He criticizes the Assembly plan to shift costs to counties, defends the compromise, and calls for a full study while noting Mental Hygiene job cuts were mis dated. He also backs portions of a liberal abortion bill with cautions.
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Dodd Rejects Testimonial Amid Ethics Probe
Senate debates an ethics case against J Thomas J Dodd over misused funds from early campaigns. Dodd asked supporters not to hold a testimonial without his consent as a Senate vote on the ethics panel's recommendation looms. He acknowledged using some funds for taxes home renovations and personal expenses.
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San Lorenzo Teachers Seek Major Pay Hike
San Lorenzo teachers push for a major pay hike with a 9.4 to 12.3 percent raise, costing about $800,000 annually. Beginning salaries would rise from 25,816 to 6,120? top scale from 11,400 to 12,690. A three year probation and anniversary increments proposed to attract and retain staff. Board may pursue state funding and a May 12 off campus senior ball planned at Holiday House in Hayward.
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Fragmented Hayward Newspaper Text Pinpoints Local Notices
The readable fragments reference a Daily Review publication in Hayward California, with names such as Ine Hoyd Sparks and William Chileste in editorial roles. It mentions subscription rates, mailing address, and scattered contact details for offices in Hayward and Fremont, all within a torn historical page context.
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Billion dollar crop losses feared as drought spreads
California and Florida face severe crop damage with farmers seeking rain and federal aid. Officials warn losses could be vast as drought, floods, and cold threaten harvests across multiple counties. Welfare and migrant services brace for housing and labor needs with potential bracero use. A joint task force monitors the crisis while forecasts hinge on warmer temps.
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Charles P. Samson
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Samson
Sacramento
Rezone Proposal Rejection Urged by County Panel
Alameda County planning commissioners urged rejection of a residential to heavy industry rezoning proposal. They said it would conflict with the county general plan and allow continued auto wrecking. The plan sought to move Claude McLea from a long‑running single‑family site to a large theater and motel complex at Dublin Boulevard and Interstate 680.
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Marines Hold Hill 881 Amid Ongoing Engagements
The Mekong Delta fight left 16 U S Marines dead and 40 wounded after a 100 guerrilla attack on a company position. In the central highlands 16 hours long clash left one American dead and one wounded as artillery and air strikes aided the 4th Infantry Division. A separate report noted three U S Air Force F105 Thunderchiefs lost in raids over North Vietnam with four crewmen missing. Chinese claims of downed U S planes could not be confirmed by Saigon authorities.
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Tax Imposed On Smokes In San Leandro
San Leandro adopts a cigarette tax to supplement revenue amid tax roll changes and reduced federal aid. The levy targets distributors within city limits and nearby suppliers, with enforcement as a misdemeanor punishable by up to 500 dollars or six months in jail.
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Not Guilty Plea by Ward in Alameda County Case
Ward pleads not guilty to murder charges. trial date set by Judge Crailsford. Alameda County Superior Court hears that the defendant, 40, seeks prospects of a two day trial with plans discussed for police teen patrols and liability waivers.
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San Leandro Civil Service Reviews Police Assistants
The San Leandro Civil Service Board continues study of city employee salary proposals with a meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 p m. Last Friday the board finished reviewing questionnaires on police assistants classification and plans several more meetings to prepare a salary package for the city council by month end May.
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County Pay Hike Urged
County officials weigh salary boosts for trades and several deputies as part of a broad plan from the county commission. Key issues include turnover in auditor staff, pay differentials for nurses, and realignment of technical medical salaries to match the Bay Area. Welfare and sheriff departments seek larger raises. after last year a $100 deputy uniform allowance was approved, while overtime rules under the Fair Labor Standards Act loom for all county departments.
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