Nixon Signs Budget Bill While Avoiding Indochina Withdrawal Date
President Nixon signed a 21 billion military procurement bill but refused to commit to a fixed withdrawal date from Indochina. He criticized the Mansfield amendment as nonbinding and stated withdrawal would depend on prisoner releases, Vietnamization progress, and achieving a ceasefire, not a set timetable. The package funds Safeguard antimissile systems and CSA cargo planes while maintaining overall policy goals.
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Social Security hike possible
Washington AP reports a potential election year boost to Social Security benefits if payroll tax increases slow, with an adviser council change to the accounting system possible. Secretary Richardson signaled support for the recommendation, while White House cautioned he spoke only for himself amid partisan debate in Congress.
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Wind disrupts college area as tow signs misplace
An outdoor wind at Chabot College caused signage for a resurfacing zone near Depot Road to be misplaced. Police and tow crews towed several vehicles by orders, later waiving tow fees for all, while students searched for written releases to recover cars and reach police headquarters downtown.
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Chabot College
Jack James
Mark & Constructen
Pelice
Reagan reports to Nixon on trip to Asia
Ronald Reagan told reporters that conservative discontent with Nixon’s stance toward Communist China would fade once conservatives see Nixon will not bargain away US interests. He spoke during a White House press conference after meeting Nixon to relay impressions from visits to South Vietnam Japan Singapore Thailand and Taiwan.
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Leslie Salt to Sell Area Property
Leslie Salt plans nearly complete sale of its vast holdings in the San Francisco Bay Area and Port Hedland operations. The deal involves the cash sale of salt and chemical and food division assets for about 20 million dollars, with extensive land development plans in southern California and the Port Hedland plant in Western Australia.
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Port Hedland
Western Australia
Salt lands sale plan tied to Mobil Mines stake talks
The article outlines negotiations involving Mobil Oil Estates to buy all salt lands in the San Francisco Bay Area including Redwood Shores and Bair Island. It notes continued use of ponds by C and H under agreements and mentions financial issues at the Redwood Shores development. Salt company stockholders would keep a share of future revenues.
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Cal State panel cites race bias in Hayward housing
Three Cal State College Bay Area security students told the Hayward council of seven discrimination cases in three weeks. They used a black and white letter system to document managers who allegedly refused or steered away Black students seeking apartments. Council members debated action and agreed to forward the students report to the U.S. Attorney's office in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Weather Outlook For South County Frost Expected
Fair and warm conditions prevail today with a warm tomorrow. South County may see frost by morning, around 4 litres? The forecast calls for highs in the upper 40s to 70s and lows in the mid 40s. Marl weather page dil.
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Catholic nun to quarterback Powderpuff football at Chabot College
Sister Ronald Exley a 24 year old Dominican nun from Adrian Michigan will quarterback the Chabot College Powderpuff football game featuring freshman coeds versus sophomores at Chabot Stadium. She learned football in San Francisco streets and plans to transfer to California State College Hayward to teach physical education.
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San Fenavisen Bay bill stalls in State Senate
A proposed environmental super agency for eight San Fenavisen counties failed in a 14 to 7 vote in the Senate despite Assembly support. Supporters plan to retry when all members are present, arguing the measure could go before voters in 1976 if approved.
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Pay Board wrestles with back wage issue in Washington
The Pay Board debates back wage raises and exemptions as labor leaders press for full remittances. Chairman Bolt notes talk on soft coal and wage contracts amid pending price guidance and potential approval by President Connally. Committees to hear updates on national production and gross national product figures.
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