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Housing ecology and diplomacy on a turbulent week
The week featured a push to admit Red China to the United Nations, Reagan announcing an ecology corps for youths who refuse the draft, and a Supreme Court ruling on low cost housing that will affect Union City. The decision empowers local blocs to block low rent housing, influencing Union Citys Turnkey project which now requires a referendum. Other items note Singer Housing defeat, Fremont density rulings, fluoridation votes in Alameda County, tax cuts for New Haven Unified, burglaries in Hayward, a peace worker tied to the Capitol bombing, and broad budget and policy shifts reflected across California and national headlines.
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United Nations
Ronald Reagan
Ecology Corps
U.S. Supreme Court
Union City
Supreme Court
Cites
Singer Housing
Alvarado-Niles Road
Gentry Homes
Park Fremont
Fremont City
Planting Commission
John Matthews
Fremont
Hayward
Southgate
Alameda County Water District
Newark
New Haven Unified School
Jennings Way
George M. Kamates
Tennyson Road
Nimitz Freeway
IBM
Walington
FBI
U.S. Capitol
Leslie Bacon
Atherton
Seattle
Wash
Capitol
John Bacon
Alameda County
Earl Strathman
Strathman
Board of Supervisors
Stanford University
Alan Carter
Santa Clara County