LBJ Tax Plan Faces Senate Doubt And Congress Snags
In Seattle Washington lawmakers debated the administration tax hike as critics argued inflation fears and spending cuts were needed. Senator Mansfield urged passage while Representative Byrnes dismissed the goal as preposterous amid a stalled Ways and Means review. The 10 percent tax hike was sent to Congress in August to curb inflation and fund war costs while targeting a large budget gap and rising interest rates.
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Remapping Compromise Pivots on Hayward Boundary Shift
A proposed remapping plan seeks Dec 7 legislative action or court intervention. The boundary would transfer a portion of Hayward census tracts into the 8th District, with most of the city remaining in Hayward limits, affecting population counts and district balance for Assemblyman Fenton and plans by Edwards.
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Noted Lawyer Speaks at Alameda Barristers Club Dinner
Grant B Casper of Los Angeles will discuss The Criminal Law yer Saint or Sinner at a Barristers Club meeting in Alameda County. The 7 pm dinner at the Blue Dolphin in San Leandro follows a 6 11 pm social hour. Guests include Hastings College Boalt Hall and Stanford Law faculty.
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Teen Burial Case Ruled Manslaughter In Castros Valley
A Castro Valley teen, Philigy Palenske, 14, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for shooting a friend and burying the body under his home. Judge John Purchio committed him for 0 days of psychological observation to Galernia Youth Authority, while the victim Ronald Benjamin, 15, lay under Palenske's shack. The shooting occurred after Palenske claimed a hammer slipped during a toy gun play. The victim's father died two days later in a Stockton auto accident, and the boy's mother Jessica remained in poor condition at San Joaquin County General Hospital.
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4000 Pounds Of Meat Lost In Early Store Fire
Walter Schnyder, a receiving clerk, arrived at 6 12 am to clean up and found a fire in the meat storage area. The blaze had destroyed meat along one wall and risked the roof as Unie firemen battled heavy smoke filling the store and a neighboring drug store.
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U S Base Near Cambodia Recaptured By Americans
U S forces say they struck a Viet Cong camp in Cambodia and recaptured a base near the border. American pilots bombed targets around Haiphong and Dak To as Viet Cong units shelled Saigon’s outskirts. Westmoreland warned the Communists are pressing along the eastern Cambodian border amid mounting casualties and disrupted train lines.
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Area Immigrants Nearly Asphyxiated in Fremont Fire
In Fremont yesterday Jose Joaquin, 48, and Rogelia Silva, 33, were found unconscious in a kitchen bedroom unit behind a home. Joaquin is hospitalized in Washington Hospital and Silva in Highland Hospital Oakland, after a fire. Bettencourt, 32, said relatives from the Azores had only recently arrived and were staying in the house while seeking permanent quarters.
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Eden Hospital awards planning contract for 140000 addition
Castro Valley Eden Hospital Board selects Blone Marraccil and Paterson Architects of San Francisco to draw plans for a 140000 square foot expansion including a new cardiac arrest unit and a $60000 generator that could power the entire hospital in a blackout. No completion timetable set.
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Committee On Signs To Meet Tonight San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO The third meeting of a committee formed to draft a new sign ordinance for San Leandro is set for tonight. The panel includes the city, chamber of commerce, merchants and sign firm representatives. Robert L. Davis Jr, city planner, noted progress on the draft ordinance as work continues.
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Alameda County Art Commission Faces Problems
A work session is set for 10 30 a m by the county board of supervisors to discuss issues facing the Alameda County Art Commission. The panel may seek to expand its members to 15 and add a staff member the board may also consider an ordinance allocating one percent of county building costs to aesthetics and the publication of a commission newsletter.
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San Leandro Civil Service Board to discuss retirement plan
An adjourned meeting of the San Leandro Civil Service Board is set for Thursday night to discuss a proposed public safety employee retirement plan. The plan would allow police and firemen to retire with half pay after 20 years of service at age 80 instead of the current age 55. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the City Manager's Office.
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Musical Show Set in San Lorenzo Tonight
Mr and Mrs Paul D Ehret host the November musical in San Lorenzo tonight at 8 pm featuring Chamber Music Players of Hayward and Castro Valley. Performers include mezzo soprano Mrs Harry Carter with accompanist Mrs James Smiley singing Brahms and Dehusay. Juriaan Andriessen's contemporary piece features Mrs Betly Bowerman and Miss Susan Hayes flute, Miss Vicky Pawns piano. Bowerman also performs in a D major sextet with Mrs Thomas Atkins clarinetist and Thomas Stins oboist.
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Poverty War Escalation In South County Progress
The proposal outlines a $350,000 program with $24,972 for salaries and fringe benefits for 50 trainees earning $1.92 per hour. The federal share is $56,350 of $93,750 staff costs, with nearly $60,000 for equipment, rent, training, and related expenses. Educational facilities at Chabot College, Cal State Hayward, and Ohlone Junior College will host training. Trainees will work with community agencies under an on the job schedule, aiming for at least 20 hours weekly academic study toward an associate degree. The Fremont Newark Union City poverty unit will administer via a board of directors, giving agency personnel preference for positions.
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Med Cal debates split GOP urges go slow in Sacramento
A Republican splinter group and Demos push for a go slow approach to Medi-Cal in Sacramento. They rally behind a resolution by Assemblyman John G. Van Jenuan to maintain Medi-Cal benefits at current levels amid fiscal strains and clashes with Reagan era views.
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Modesto
Medi- Cal
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British Exchequer Quits Treasury Post
The article reports on shifts in British leadership with former Chancellor Callaghan and Jenkins in focus. It discusses Medi Cal funding, Reagan era fiscal tensions, and party leadership dynamics affecting Britain's economic policy and solvency challenges. Whitehall figures Monagan and Veneman are cited regarding potential legislative responses and the impact on deficits and social programs.
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Robbery Victims Beaten In Steak House Heist
Police report a steak house robbery where two men assaulted three patrons and staff, beating Unger and Hibl and forcing them into a food freezer before escaping. The gunmen, described as a tall negro man around 20, and a lighter partner, fled after the incident.
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al Nero
Dress Code Issue Splits New Haven
New Haven faces a dress code debate as administrators acknowledge ongoing concerns over skirts, shorts, hair styles, and makeup. Trustees cite parental concerns and practical observations, while a council advisory committee remains unformed. The board debates delaying action, with some urging a formal review before changing current policy.
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