Senate approves babysitter tax break amid debate
The Senate voted 58 to 24 to allow middle class couples to deduct up to 4800 for babysitting costs while both spouses work, with higher limits for certain income levels. The proposal, backed by Sen. Tunney, aims to extend relief to working families and is opposed by Treasury officials who warn of a 250 million dollar annual revenue loss.
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Dividend hike limit affects major firms
Washington reports Phase II four percent limit on dividend increases will hit about 10 000 of the largest U S firms controlling most annual corporate dividends. The rule targets companies with over 1 million dollars in assets and 500 or more holders while excluding mutual funds real estate investment trusts and personal holding companies. The policy coincides with strict peacetime price wage controls and outlines reporting obligations under the 1934 act.
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Choosing a college More learning needed after high school years
Advice urges high school graduates to pursue postsecondary training in America with 1500 plus colleges offering diverse paths. Parents should avoid pressure, fit student and institution, and consider bachelor degrees, career training, or service academies for a two year to four year path.
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Darrel Halmes
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Sesame Street comic debuts in today's Review
A new Sesame Street comic strip based on the children’s TV program premieres in today’s Review on page 22. The feature aims to combine education and entertainment with innovation, mirroring the TV show. The weather outlook notes fair skies with a 60 to 65 degree daytime high and a 35 to 40 degree low tonight, northwest winds at 20 miles per hour. More weather on page 6.
Livermore House Fire Claims Four Dead
A fatal house fire in Livermore killed two women and two children, with a third child in critical condition. Victims were Ann Brodahl, 89, Anda Platt, 23, and Platt children Ralph, 4, and Gregory, 1, in their 792 Madeira Way home. Neighbors John and Mrs Weiss were awakened by screams as flames spread through the residence.
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Former Haywardite Sentenced for Antiiran Demos
TEHRAN Sh aron La Bere a former Hayward resident admitted taking part in anti Iranian demonstrations in the United States and was sentenced to three years in prison for acting against national security. The 20 year old Oakland resident denied the charges and appealed the sentence. She is held in a women's prison pending appeal and is a former cheerleader at Tennyson High School. She was arrested at Yehran Airport on Sept 5.
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Hayward
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Union City official dies in park mishap
Union City Parks and Recreation Director Charles Kennedy was killed when his car left a Newark street and struck a utility pole. In a second crash near Livermore, Judith Lerma, 41, of Castro Valley and John Guthrie, 41, of San Leandro, died after their car collided with a tractor-trailer. The Portola exit incident occurred at 10 18 p.m. Firefighters freed the occupants but they died at the hospital.
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Cable TV's regulatory maze stirs South County debate
South County communities debate how to control and access cable television as regulators, local franchises, and public access rights collide with national policy. Fremont officials note uncertain rights over access channels while FCC preemption shapes local decision making amid a maturing, powerful system.
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