Senate Rejects Property Tax Relief Bill In California
In Sacramento a Senate vote of 21 to 15 rejected a reworked property tax relief measure amid late hours. The plan would have provided 690 million in homeowner relief next year and phased out the business inventory tax over five years while capping state and local spending. Governor Brown signaled a possible special session to address the issue.
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Crane strikes Bay Bridge near Yerba Buena Island
A crane slammed into a 45 foot hollow steel beam near the Bay Bridge east of Yerba Buena Island at 2 45 pm. Lanes closed about two hours for engineers to inspect buckled steel and reduce pressure. The S2foot deep sea tug Columbia owned by Shaver was cited. crew to file Coast Guard report in San Francisco.
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Eagleton Defends Lance Amid Tarnished Image
Senator Eagleton condemns phony charges against Bert Lance and argues the allegations lack merit. Lance testifies the overdraft was ethical under prior banking limits while defense asserts no harm to federal operations and cites ongoing political scrutiny.
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Saccharin ban delay approved by Senate action
The Senate voted 87 to 0 to delay a proposed saccharin ban and allow advertisements for saccharin products to continue until fall while evaluating new findings. Earlier a 76 to 18 move to reject a substitute by Sen. Nelson failed after initial approval and the chamber signaled it may extend rules to saccharin sold over the counter.
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Speedy helps youths cope with real world
Pat Craig reports on a debated scene where Daredevil Big Bill and Pryor clash with Percy Titsworth over who should be saved in a risky scenario. The dialogue notes Big Bill’s bombastic stance and shifting group opinions as tensions rise.
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New massage parlor rules fail to close shops
Hayward city officials implement a new ordinance, boosting masseuse training and $100 permits, banning outcall services. Owners report remodeling investments and little effect as some studios shift hours, with enforcement unclear and a potential violation anticipated.
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Review highlights smog struggle in Bay Area
A Bay Area air quality clash dominates Page 13 as the Association of Bay Area Governments doubts meeting federal standards is possible. Also notes on BART budget cuts, a canal plan setback, Callas death, an Orioles forfeit, teen government story, Tiny Cheese TV feature, and local weather outlook.
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