Alameda County faces underassessment, grand jury says
An Alameda County Grand Jury reports widespread underassessment across rural and developing parcels. It cites 22 parcels near Fremont and Newark judged worth far more than listed, plus a 1 409 acre Hayward area block valued far above assessed totals. The panel urges immediate re assessment and staff support while noting ties to Assembly reform debates.
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Alameda County
Newari
C. J. Hearn
Bight
Hayward
Cooper Leads Kentucky Parade In Election Returns
In Louisville, Republican John Sherman Cooper led Kentucky’s returns claiming a strong hold on the congressional delegation. Cooper labeled as dove on Viet Nam, faced attacks over tobacco acreage policy, while Mayor William Cowher and Gene Snyder won House seats amid re apportionment. The draft deadline loomed 40 hours before polls opened.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Morton
Cooper
Prin
Viet Nam
Kerltucky
Burley
William Cowner
Gene Snyder
Republicans Run Strong in Alameda County Returns
Early returns show Republicans carrying Alameda County in several statewide races. Frank Jordan leads for secretary of state with 187,967 to Norbert Schlei 172,3xx while Reagan tops the ballot elsewhere. Incumbent controllers and treasurers split across parties as Democratic incumbents hold many county votes.
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Temeoral LA. Gay
Glenn M
Alameda
Reagan
Frank ¥. Jordan
Norbert A. Schlei
California
Alan Cranston
Bousson I. Flournoy
Bert A. Betts
Alameda County
Ivy Baker Priest
Talty
GOP Setbacks and Gains in California Local Races
In Alameda and surrounding counties Republicans claim momentum with strong local returns. Officials note voters express desire for tax relief, reform, and clearer government spending while Democrats maintain a registration edge. figures show close margins in key districts and support for Reagan’s rise as a factor shaping local outcomes.
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UPI
Peltis
Petris
Wtgram
Kelley
California
Local Public Notices and Subscriptions Listing
Fragmented OCR shows a Daily Review publication name, publisher, and offices in Hayward California. It lists subscription rates, addresses in Alameda County and mentions a police contact line and distribution details with scattered proper nouns and numbers.
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Say Byondro
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Ramon
Isa Nate Calf
Hilvermers
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Johnson Surgery Postponed For Time
SAN ANTONIO Texas UPI President Johnson withheld comment on Republican House and Senate actions but a spokesman said the Democrats still hold a pretty good majority in Congress Christian noted the President was consulting with doctors to plan abdominal and throat operations and that the operations will not be this week.
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UPI
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Senate
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Voter Confusion Marks Referendum Debate in Harvard
A confused voter ordeal from Harvard Massachusetts centers on a liquor referendum debate. The incident highlights local confusion over the measure and turnout implications for the AR event.
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Harvard
Mass
Kansas elects Docking as governor in tight race
The 1965 Kansas governor race ends with Docking leading Breeding after returns from 44 percent of precincts. Pearson wins US Senate seat over Breeding, as Winn Jr. gains tax relief measures and Garner backs GOP. Voters reelect incumbents and approve constitutional amendments amid a Republican showing.
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Rae
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Arkansas City
Valine Wills
Docking
Aer
Vglera
Sen Jee
Pearson
Peputlican
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Breeding
Ford
Avery
Harry Wiles
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Robert Eilsgarth
Cb Dole
Shriver
Larry Winn Jr
Saigood
Marvin Rainey
Dighrie
Joe Skobitz
Amd
Bioual
Tom Lynch Bitter After Loss Blames White Backlash
San Francisco report says Democrat Thomas C. Lynch, 31, reelected, condemned racial prejudice and said he is shocked Gov Edmund G. Brown was defeated by a white backlash. He argued elections should not be decided on injustice and claimed he wants no part of such politics.
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Cyril H.C. Stevenson
Berkeley
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Hayward
Dan Cooper
Rea
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San Leandro
Jack
Alameda
C Mallester
Reagan
Alamedas
League of Cali- Oliver
San Francisco
UPD
Thomas C. Lynch
Edmund G. ‘Brown
Reagan supporters toast victory at L A breakfast
In Los Angeles supporters of Ronald Reagan celebrate his victory at a festive breakfast near the ambassador hotel. The scene features banners and cheering as Brown and backers brandish signs and chant about sweeping power. No confrontation reported as Reagan arrives two hours after events began.
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Los Angeles
Jubi/Brown
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Nancy
Ronald Teagan
Eel
Edmund G
Reagen
Gnedichael
Broyin
Brawy
Reagan
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Rovelnor
Josers
Grove
Brown
Ithe
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Five California Supreme Court Justices Re-elected by Voters
California voters reelected all five Supreme Court justices with broad margins, led by Justice Roger J. Traynor and Associate Justices Stanley Mosk and Ma Co McComb. The unofficial count showed strong support in major counties including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alameda, and San Diego, while Prop 14 and Prop 19 figures loomed in the background of voter sentiment.
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California
Roger’ J. Traynor
O Land
Snisees
Lanis H. Day
Hurke
Phil Peeks
San Diego
Counéil
Jack Sehrade
Ereemages
Traynor
Peek
Stanley Mosk
Burker
Ma Co McComb
Angeles
San Francisco
Orringe
Alameda
Conte’ Costa
Blood evidence stain advances in Sheppard trial
Mary E. Cowan a veteran blood specialist testified that blood traces on Sheppard wrist watch show flying drops at an angle. She described discreet stains and droplets around the rim as indicating a projected spray, matching a murder scene from July 4.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Govan
Fleet
Miss Cowan
Sheppard
Rees
Mary E. Cowan
Cayga County
Lts
Coroner's Office
Lhis
California State College
Hayward
Orn Ie
Atereo
Voters Reject Prop 16 Across Alameda County
In Alameda County and statewide many propositions failed or barely passed as voters weighed measures from Prop 2 open space bonds to Prop 3 conservation. Alameda split on Prop 2 174,469 to 140,496 with broader county results showing a mixed bag of approvals and rejections across retirement funds disaster relief veto procedures and property taxation.
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University of California
Cal State
Hayward
Binész Xaten
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Aras
Hewat
County Assessment Appeal Board
State GOP on Reagan Coattails
Report describes Republicans benefiting from Reagan’s popularity as returns come in midmorning. GOP claim Senate and Assembly gains, noting 28-14 Senate and 49-? Assembly margins, while acknowledging possible continued Democratic majorities in both chambers.
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