Collision Kills Sonora Woman on Highway 120
A head on crash near Tulloch Road on Highway 120 Tuesday killed Inex Rice, 40, of 426 Estalyvook Street, who rode in her husband Jobe Kine’s pickup. Elda Kiefer, 34, of Yeriyelon, New, drove the other car and was reported to be held for a weapon incident as Rice died at Sierra Hospital in Sonora after 4pm. John Rice suffered minor injuries. Mrs Keller remained in serious condition.
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San Joaquin brush fire burns near Mione Milton area
A 316 acre brush fire 12 miles east of Mione Milton continued out of control in the San Joaquin Valley today. The blaze started yesterday and was described as contained but not controlled by a spokesman. Responding units included light Santa Clara County rangers, a bulldozer and air tankers aided by 175 firefighters from Santa Clara Merced and Sierra forestry and ranger units. No injuries were reported. A helicopter incident caused a blade to break and forced a groundEmergency.
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Marine says officer beat him during basic training
A Marine from Glen Dale, 18, filed an affidavit Aug 20 accusing drill instructors at San Diego Marine Recruit Depot of beating him during basic training. The document names Spl W. Whiston and Drills S. Ashford as present, with an investigation expected once forwarded to Camp Pendleton. Osteen, on emergency leave, was examined by doctors who recommended medical discharge due to fear and low spirits from the incident.
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Review highlights and local incidents list
Fragmented notes report gunfire and crashes with mentions of Review Community rocket events. Several deaths are noted in a fight and a plate crash. Police operations are described and a Pentagon spokesman is cited. A new Rio Grande project dedication is announced with city Pace involved.
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Schools move to reestablish prayer in classrooms
School districts in Massachusetts and New Jersey prepared to re store prayer to classrooms after Supreme Court rulings. Leyden Mass and Netcong Nat officials viewed optional prayer as satisfying the court decision, while New Jersey shaped a broader approach to reinstatement in schools.
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Reagan Signs Campus Riot Measure Amid Legal Challenges
Gov. Reagan signs a campus riot measure expanding penalties for students faculty and outsiders who refuse to leave campuses after being ordered to depart. The bill aims to keep campuses educational rather than battlegrounds while a companion measure fines students guilty of campus disturbances. Legal challenges loom as the ACLU questions constitutionality and prayers continue to spark court action in Leyden and Neeforg.
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Major bond issue eyed for Hayward library move
Hayward officials weigh a major bond issue to back a new city library and expanded courthouse complex as they face funding gaps. A 115,000-square-foot library is proposed to serve a 200,000 population, with costs around 3 million. The plan includes moving the library across Misainn Boulevard and converting the old Public Works office space for periodicals, while revisiting expansion for a gym and exhibition space with an $800,000 restyle. Local leaders warn existing funds are insufficient and consider general obligation bonds if utility tax collections falter.
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Nixon plan to shift tax cut debate and fallout
The article outlines Nixon administration aims for a large tax cut with a $24 billion corporate relief and broader shifts affecting individuals over a decade. It notes congressional testimony by Kennedy and Cohen and predicts Senate passage possible by Christmas or early 1970. It highlights oil industry tax changes, depletion allowances, bond tax exemptions, state tax deductions, and the bill's estimated revenue impact amid balancing budgets.
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Kennedy Proposes Tax Revisions Amid Budget Debate
Senator Kennedy criticizes the House plan for inflation risk and uneven incentives. He urges lowering individual tax cuts and corporate tax increases, seeks a future budget surplus to spur housing, and proposes rewrites on oil depletion and capital gains to scale back the House's tax burden.
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Hayward Agencies Wow Unity for Downtown Development
Hayward Library Commission and the Dowdtown Improvement District Advisory Board pledged cooperation to redevelop downtown, including a central library. Advisory Board President Charles Vegod endorsed a plan for a sagin library in the business district and urged government land use to support libraries, theaters, and eateries as downtown attractions. He will raise library site options when the master plan is shown to the city council, with mutual cooperation stressed by the commission.
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New artist wins prize at four day fair judging show
Mrs Jan Small directs the fair and a new artist, Smith of Hayward, wins Best of Show as the four day event draws many entries in sculpture pottery painting and photography. Smith, a Bill East Bay Utility District operator and father of five, began sculpting after watching a Basque head at Grassi Art Center. He now teaches there and plans to study hard to stay ahead of his class as his win elevates local arts recognition.
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Nixon backs cut in oil depletion allowance
Washington reports the Nixon administration endorses a House plan to reduce the oil depletion allowance from 37.4 percent to 20 percent, while Treasury Secretary Kennedy defends the move as a fair share. House action draws sharp Senate and industry criticism during Seale hearings on tax reform.
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