Nixon to outline Phase II tax plan after House vote
President Nixon will announce Phase II economic measures in a 4:30 p.m. nationwide radio and TV address, following the House approval of a $154 billion tax cut over three years. The package increases personal exemptions and standard deductions, cuts the 7 percent excise tax, and offers a 7 percent investment tax credit for equipment purchases retroactive to last April 1, with Senate action anticipated.
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Nixon says he did not know of plant raid on nominee
White House aide I Ziegler said President Nixon was unaware that the Mexican food plant tied to nominee Romana Banuelos had been raided by federal agents. Thirty four illegal immigrants were arrested in the raid, the sixth of its kind on Banuelos business. Ziegler defended the nomination and noted no law was broken.
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Nice Weather Continues With Warm Temperatures Expected
The forecast calls for a pleasant day with highs in the upper 70s to around 80 across South County. Patchy morning clouds and fog possible, then mostly sunny. Overnight lows will be in the 50s. tomorrow should mirror today’s warmth.
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Anti-bias unit urges HUD to justify Leandro suit
A national anti bias committee urged HUD to find cause for a federal civil rights suit against San Leandro. The group criticizes city actions, cites housing and employment discrimination, and says negotiations have failed. Clergy leaders plan talks to push implementation of the committee’s recommendations.
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Howell ousts acting city manager in council vote
Mayor Leo Howell won a two month power struggle to remove Acting City Manager Bernice Smith. He named Finance Director Neal Bearden as interim city manager, a 4 to 3 council vote that angered Craig Doran and drew charges of backroom politics. Bearden will serve until a permanent manager replaces Doran, who resigned last July and had Ms Smith act in January.
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Board gives Nixon report on docks
Washington reports a five member board submitted its dock strike report to President Nixon, the White House promising a further dock situation announcement. Backed by statements from Press Secretary, a possible back to work order and court action were hinted as talks remained deadlocked among 15,000 West Coast longshore workers.
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Pleasanton Mayor Bans Halloween on Weekdays
Pleasanton residents are urged to celebrate Halloween on Saturdays to avoid conflicting with Sundays. Mayor Robert Reid says wholesome revelry should occur on a Saturday and asks groups to adjust plans accordingly. He notes Halloween celebrations could shift to Pigasanton for surrounding communities, raising questions about timing.
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Price freeze eyed for hospital services amid rising costs
Hospital officials predict a continued price freeze for patients as the Dalay wage and price controls may be extended. Richard M. Warren, administrator of Washington Hospital in Fremont, reports a report to a hospital board meeting noting the federal government could set special wage and price guidelines after the freeze ends. At St Rose Hospital in Hayward, administrator Back page of section ul.
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China Premier Hails Sino American Thaw Talks
Premier Chou Enlai met with six Americans including Huey P. Newton and a former U.S. official in Peking and praised the invitation to Ping Pong players as a catalyst for thawing relations. He described the talks as a free discussion of foreign policy, affirmed readiness to negotiate China’s disputes, and warned Beijing would stay prepared for possible armed struggle if necessary.
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