Alameda County Halts Cash In Cal Map Program
Alameda County Board of Supervisors halted county cash contributions to Cal Map. Waring said the county cannot sustain its large cash inputs as hospitals report little reimbursement while arguing the state pays its share. The board may offset bills to Blue Cross, with state funding questioned by County Auditor Waring and Highland Hospital official Taboda noting state funding gaps. Camilli and Blue Cross officials dispute rumors of federal funding delays and foresee a rapid shift in claims processing within 30 to 60 days.
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UN Wife Kills Self and Children in Malawi Crisis
Witnesses said a Malawian woman screamed from a window and threw a child before leaping to a courtyard from a four story building. The husband, a construction worker, and another Malawi official were taken to the scene as police investigated the fatal incident.
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CV Teachers Win Salary Increase
The board discussed reclassifications and pay among district staff. Superintendent Smith noted district salaries lag others in Alameda County and proposed modest increases not exceeding 5 percent. Trustee Mary Castle urged merit-based evaluation from the profession, amid broader pressure for pay reform.
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Incorporation Debate Shapes Dublin’s Future
Dublin’s pro Incorporation Committee aired its case to a packed crowd in a meeting at Dublin School. They argued continued unincorporated status is impractical and urged local control over zoning and services, contrasting with rivals seeking annexation to Pleasanton and noting impacts on fire water and police services.
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San Leandro Mayor Maltester plan advances in assembly
Bay Area planning continues with a move to secure conclusive action on the San Leandro plat. The vote on whether to approve the plat in principle and forward it to the general assembly passed 9 to 4, led by Mayor Jack D. Maltester.
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Prothero Sentenced and Alameda Regional Plan Debate
Former Bridgeport police chief Prothero was gunned down by an unknown assailant as he walked from his truck toward Castro Valley Boulevard. Prothero’s murder is tied to a plan contested by four dissenters including Vice Mayor Felix Chialvo and Supervisor Kent D Pursel who allegedly aided by Mrs Prothero. The plan for a limited function regional government would handle regional planning refuse disposal open space parks and airport systems, explained by San Jose Councilman Robert Miller. A motion by Chialvo to delete the in principle endorsement failed 9 to 6. The executive committee approved Wayward Area Recreation District cooperation with HARD, which will attend meetings but cannot vote. Cooperating memberships cost 100 per year.
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Montreal chemical plant explosion kills nine and injures many
A massive blast at a Monsanto chemical complex in La Salle, Montreal, triggered widespread fires and a rising death toll. Firefighters reported at least nine dead with possible additional victims while rescuers searched smoldering ruins. Dozens were treated for injuries as tanks and rail cars holding polyvinyl chloride posed ongoing danger. Fire continued into the morning as crews battled flames and risked new explosions.
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House Debates Slum Clean-Up Bill and Spending Measures
Washington AP outlines House vote on a slum clearance bill authorizing 2.0 billion in new urban projects while tacking to a 2.9 billion State Department budget. Debate centers on incentives to boost business spending and 18 month suspensions amid inflation charges. Senate leadership seeks adjournment as Congress weighs amendments to the public works package.
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Water Bill Supports Impoundment Rule Shift
The Senate approved a Dirksen amendment allowing the President to impound up to 20 percent of domestic program funds. The measure, tied to a broader water bill, would authorize savings for national needs and reflects ongoing Viet Nam war era fiscal controls.
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Air Pollution Bill Approved by Senate to Expand Grants
The Senate passed a bill authorizing 186 million dollars for a three year expansion of the air pollution program. It amends the Clean Air Act to permit grants to air pollution control agencies to sustain existing programs in addition to development efforts. The measure sets 46 million for this year, 68 million next year and 74 million the following year.
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Powell Will Face Arrest Statement Cited in Court
A court record quotes Powell Will Face Arrest noting Esther James’s failed but persistent efforts to collect judgments. The speaker stresses that American justice requires equal application of the law and patient pursuit of rights, with justice advancing slowly yet inexorably.
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Work Stops At Bad Lab Fight Bark At Rate Hearings
San Francisco UP telegram reports commuter James Odgers of Petaluma California failed to testify at a hearing on Greyhound Bus Lines rate increase. Odgers planned to testify but was barred by a crowd and outside disruptions that kept him from reaching the testifying area as the session discussed a seven per cent commuter fare rise. The hearing room overflow and labor union responses hindered proceedings with a tense, crowded scene outside the laboratory area referenced.
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