Reagan Proposes Welfare Changes for California
Ronald Reagan outlines a detailed welfare reform plan at a California dinner. He calls for consolidating welfare into a single program with flexible county administration, raising income limits for recipients, and eliminating able-bodied, nonworking claimants. He contrasts costs under Gov. Brown with population growth and cites rising per capita expenses.
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Viet Cong Peace Terms Narrowed Condition List Issued
The Viet Cong leadership released a shorter set of peace conditions, dropping demands for immediate U.S. troop withdrawal or a settlement solely on its political terms and signaling possible U.S. withdrawal in the future. Nguyen Huu Tho, described as a reformer, led the Normandy Edwards noted the meeting as a cautious success.
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Nurses To Hear Wage Proposals In Alameda County
Interim review of the nurses wage package shows the California Nurses Association foresees higher demands than San Francisco city and county settlements. If accepted, the proposal moves to the Alameda County Civil Service Commission then to the Board of Supervisors. Alameda County employs 480 nurses at Fairmont and Highland hospitals and in the public health department with monthly pay ranges from 481 to 710 dollars.
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Reagan visit spurs picket clashes in Hayward rally
Pickets and a brief clash erupted as Ronald Reagan arrived at a Hayward rally where about 980 people gathered. Demonstrators in Oakland earlier blocked his remarks at a Skills Center, while a bystander and supporter argued briefly at the headquarters.
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Odor Controlled Ponds Operate After Initial Problems
Officials report Odor Controlled ponds designed for peak volume sewage outfall will handle Hayward plant load during canning season. Initial operation issues included improper drainage and dilution pumping to restore conditions. Jenks notes algae growth risk was unforeseen during first fill and will not recur.
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Inez Rakes Puerto Rico and Caribbean Islands
Five dead as Hurricane Inez plowed through the Caribbean, injuring and flooding Puerto Rico and Dominica while wrecking towns. Gusts near 120 mph battered Guadeloupe as coastal storms churned offshore and French authorities sent aid ships to storm victims.
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San Leandro man dies in bay barge blast
San Leandro resident Lee Nelson, 56, of 14806 Sylvia Way, died from injuries after a Standard Oil gasoline barge exploded in San Francisco Bay earlier in the day.
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Riots and Curfew as Guards Quell San Francisco Violence
A UPI dispatch reports California Governor Brown calling National Guardsmen after riots and curfews in San Francisco and Hunters Point. Police back up 2,000 armed guards amid rock throwing, fires, and vandalism near the bay and Candlestick Park. several injuries and arrests noted.
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Jury Hears Of Murder Translated From Trial Record
In opening statements Deputy D A Whyte says Prothero’s .45 caliber pistol, sought for months, has been recovered and that Mrs Prothero disposed of the gun on route to Marysville. Whyte calls it killing for hire with life insurance as motive. Sheriff’s deputy Jones notes Mrs Prothero showed no emotion at first but later wept about 15 minutes after hearing of her husband’s death.
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