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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1971

Page

1

Jackson links drive for prison guard killings to Bingham

San Quentin violence investigation centers on former lawyer Stephen M Bingham amid a Sun day San Francisco police station raid claimed by a group calling itself the Jack Liberation Army Officials say the Aug 21 escape attempt killed Jackson and five others while Bingham faced charges of murder for allegedly smuggling a pistol and ammo to Jackson after a jail visit The case notes a skin search of Jackson before the meeting and links the weapon to the slain guards in his cell

Jack Liberation Army San Francisco George Jackson San Quentin Prison San Rafael Stephen Jackson Bingham Bales Sey. Jackson

County taxes rise across Southern Alameda County

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors fixed the county tax rate and school district rates, with Dublin showing the largest jump to 18.45 per 100 and Fremont a smaller increase. Average homeowner bills rise, with San Leandro and Newark among higher totals, while flood zone taxes add to the increases across the municipalities.

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Hayward council weighs cable TV future and risks

Hayward City Council in a work session explored potential uses of cable television from traffic monitoring and surveillance to two way links with doctors and banks. Professors and teachers urged careful study and a formal evaluation with a $7500 contract proposal to John Cambus and Associates while noting FCC rulemaking and evolving technology.

Hayward Neveau California State College John Cambus Nevea Sable Cambus Cal State Douglas Snarrisson Wih John Garbus and Associates Harry White White Nevean

Eden Hospital Tax Increase Aims for Expansion

Eden Township Hospital District approved a capital outlay tax to raise about 14 million dollars for expansion and improvements, the first new tax in five years aside from a prior bond redemption. Hospital officials and administrator Elmer Massmann describe it as capital outlay, while the board resolution states funds will maintain the district and support improvements as noted by director I. D. Jelinvic.

Eden ‘Township Alameda County Elmer Massmann Massmann Board of Supervisors

Atlantic flyer grandmother dies after daily flights

Sarah Krasnoff 74 of Cleveland died in a hotel sleep at 1 am after a heart attack. She had flown daily across the Atlantic this summer with her grandson, spending about 140000 on first class tickets with KLM. Elder Gelfand arrived to bring them home. authorities say the trips numbered roughly 160 in five months.

Amsterdam Sarah Krasnoff Cleveland Ohio Atlantic Inlaw Leonard Gelfand Gelfand Gelfand KLM Daten Grandson Wool Uke

First Female Line Crew Member Joins Southwest GTE

Sharon Roswell of Arkansas becomes the first woman to serve on a General Telephone Company line crew in the Southwest. The historic appointment marks progress in field roles traditionally held by men. Roswell, 24, from Roswell, Arkansas, climbs to service and maintain telephone lines alongside her male colleagues.

Sharon Roswell Fregart Ark General Telephone Company the Southwest

Man Sets Car Afire After Frustration At Dealer

Pico Rivera Calif man Campos burned gasoline on his car and set it alight rather than continue payments after claiming the vehicle was a lemon. Fire officials estimated damage at 6,500 dollars. Campos said he towed the car for repairs 10,000 times and dealers and Ford offered no satisfaction. A deputy sheriff said Campos was sober and rational, though completely disgusted, and that the finance company would continue the payments.

Ford Campos

Okun Attacks Nixon Tax Proposals as Unbalanced

Economist Okun, now with the Braking Institution in Washington, urged Congress to reject Nixon proposed tax cuts as unfair to wage earners and draining federal revenue. He warned the plan would be the greatest business tax cut in wartime history, depleting long-term revenue capacity.

Washington UPI M .Okin Council” of Economic Advisers Johnson Admi U.S Okua Senate House Nixon Congress Okun Braking Institution Nix

Reagan aides defend statewide property tax plan

In Sacramento California Gov Ronald Reagans finance director Verne Orr argues a statewide school property tax could replace local funding after a California Supreme Court ruling found local property tax system unconstitutional The plan would take from wealthier districts to fund poorer ones while experts debate fairness and potential remedies including redraw districts or increase state aid Analysts note the current tax burden varies by district with some homeowners paying up to $5000 annually and no guaranteed outcome for students in poorer areas

California Supreme U.S. Supreme Court Hawaii Utah U.S California

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