Welfare Cuts and Tax Reform Dominate Sacramento Politics
Democrats decry a $10 million welfare cut for aged blind and disabled while unveiling a last minute tax reform alternative to Reagan's $1 billion package. Reagan defends cuts as tax reducers. Democrats push an alternative plan not relying on a sales tax hike and aimed at freeing funds for public schools.
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Vital Statistics Notice From Local Families
A cluttered listing names numerous residents and couples with addresses and hints at life events. It mentions Mr and Mrs at multiple households, including LeSsia, Javier, Payl, Herold, Micha, and others, along with partial references to hockey and social notes. The snippet is a broad notice of local occurrences and family ties rather than a single clear event.
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Flu Outbreak Hits South Africa Railways
A survey shows the Asian flu sweeping South Africa with the government railway hardest hit, reporting 60,000 employees off work. The outbreak is described as the worst in 13 years.
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Riot arrests mark Palo Alto rock festival aftermath
Police detained at least 265 youths after a park rock concert ended with rock throwing and window breaking. Four officers were slightly injured and several suspects jailed for assault or drug offenses. many were released on bail or to guardians.
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San Jose Welcome Runs Out
Santa Clara County supervisors cut the Chamber of Commerce promotional budget by nearly half and said efforts to attract new residents would end next June. They cited ecology concerns and rising taxes as the county population topped one million in the San Jose area.
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Santa Clara
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Indonesia relaxes visa rules to lure tourists for a week
Jakarta officials say foreign visitors can enter Indonesia for seven days without a visa to boost tourism. The policy aims to raise visitor numbers to 125000 and attract travelers to key destinations across the archipelago.
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Indonesia
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