Senate approves withholding tax in California budget plan
The Senate passed a plan for a payroll withholding tax to balance the budget. It would deduct state income tax from wages starting July and generate 165 million in windfall revenue next April with 210 million set aside for three years for capital projects. Critics call it double taxation and seek an income tax credit.
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Gov. Reagan
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Senate
California
Wight
Eagan
James Wedworth
Os Hawthorne
George Deukeesian
San Leandro Hospital Expansion Questions Go Unanswered
About 50 residents packed the meeting as San Leandro hospital directors faced chamber inquiries on the 4.7 million expansion, the 2 cent tax, and the hospital’s occupancy and finances. Directors promised written answers within a week and planned another meeting amid scheduling conflicts.
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den Hospital
San Leandro
Chama
Don Jander
Eden
Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Alameda County Considers Countywide Emergency Number Plan
Alameda County Supervisors move toward a centralized 911 style system for police fire and ambulance calls. An advisory committee with city representatives and county officials will study implementation and seek federal grants to offset 400000 to 600000 in costs. Pacific Telephone will not fund startup or operations. current 0 and operator service exist but lack rapid dispatcher routing to 18 police or 22 fire agencies.
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Alameda County Supervisa
Tim Hoard
Bari Strathman
Alameda County Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Strathman
Pacific ‘Telephone Company
Sewer hookups banned by board in Pleasanton region
Regional Water Quality Control Board directors yesterday banned all new sewer connections to the Pleasanton sewage treatment plant and similar action against the Valley Community Services District plant taken last October. The odor and odor-related violations prompt the ban which does not affect buildings under construction or with preexisting permits. The board expects a fix in two to three months and plans to expand the disposal area by 50 acres to reduce odor. The plant is also prohibited from discharging into the Arroyo de la Laguna, a long-standing prohibition.
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Morsanton
Valley Community Services District
VCSD
Pleasants
Ly Path
Patel
Iso Hag
Pleasanton
Aliaul
Phint
Willian. Weber
Atrayo de da Laguna
Fremont camper fee urged
Fremont city officials discussed a proposed permit fee of 10 to regulate parking of campers and trailers in front driveways. City Manager Don Driggs supported adopting the fee to cover issuing and enforcement costs. council delayed action to December with two members absent. The permit would last until May 18, 1978, after which such parking would be illegal unless approved by the ordinance. An additional 2 fee would apply to transfer the permit to another similar vehicle.
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Gity
Don Driggs
Dee
Gene Rhodes
Jack Pinentel
Driggs
Thanksgiving Day Weather Outlook for Four Day Holiday
The forecast calls for patchy morning fog and continued fair skies for Thanksgiving weekend. Lows tonight dip into the high 40s and rise to the 50s tomorrow, with pleasant conditions expected through the four day holiday period. Mara weather, page 11.
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Mara Weather
Mansfield warns veto could doom tax cuts
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield warned President Nixon’s proposed multibillion dollar tax cuts might not be revived in Congress if vetoed. Republican leaders said Nixon is weighing a veto over a financing plan tied to a presidential campaigns reform. Mansfield urged restraint, while GOP leader Hugh Scott defended the campaign amendment.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Congress
Cieat Gop
Hugh Scott
Svolt
Wall Street
Gift exchange brings seniors and youths together for charity
A group of senior citizens from Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency presents two checks totaling $70 to the Walpert Center for the Retarded. Chevi Vaughan and David Oliver accept on behalf of the center, while Louise Hendon and Mary Lewis are pictured as the senior participants in the event.
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Southern
Alameda County
Hponomic Opportunity Agency
Walpert Center
Chevi Vaughan
Dawid Oliver
Louise Hendon
Mary Lewis
India Okays Moves Across Border in Self-Defense
India said its forces have orders to attack into Pakistan if needed in self defense and that such cross border actions have occurred. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi described authorization for local commanders to act and accused Pakistan of backing Mukti Bahini fighters in East Pakistan.
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India
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Expert claims rabies cure via new methods at NCDC
UPI reports Dr. Michie Hartwick of the National Center for Disease Control describes a new, time sensitive treatment for rabies used on Matthew Winkler, a California survivor, and details supportive care and throat ventilation. His case report argues rabies is curable with combined techniques.
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UPI
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Ue Nathatal Center For Disease Control
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Mattwick
NCDC
Polo Ty Sav
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Olio
Winkler
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Madwick
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Hadwick
Wrnten
Lima
Iam Medea
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Wirle
Miles
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