Assessor staff to rip report apart over tax favors
Bellino accuses Watson of biased tax favors as the assessor’s aide claims the tax audit report is flawed. Watson, speaking from St Francis Hospital, denounces the study as surface level and politically motivated, citing disputed underassessment figures and alleged outside influence. The controversy centers on commercial property assessments and potential revenue losses.
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Lakewood Elects New Mayor Amid Turbulent Race
Lakewood voters chose a new mayor after a hard fought campaign. Officials say the result reflects a shift in leadership expectations and community priorities. The mayor’s term begins next month with plans to address housing, safety, and economic development.
Family faces eviction over medical debt in Wilmington
A Wilmington family of six risks losing their home at 126 Alton Street after a marshal sale for 48 dollars to settle a medical bill from Sea View Medical Group. The Owings seek relief in Superior Court with attorney Harley Searcy arguing the sale price was inadequate and the case hinges on literacy and legal aid support. They have until April 1 to move, despite lacking alternative housing.
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Hijackers seek Moscow flight after six day odyssey
Italian hijacker Porvari demanded to see his three daughters in Italy before releasing passengers and crew from the Theria Airlines Boeing 727. Ambassador Millaruedo said the man, exhausted after days of travel, insisted the party proceed to Moscow via Zurich and Tyr to reunite with his children, while authorities questioned his mental state.
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Carter sends Zaire supplies no arms and troops
Washington reports the Carter administration shipped about one million dollars in military and medical aid to Zaire without arms or U.S. personnel. A transport plane from Dover AFB delivered communications gear, food rations, and fuel tanks for Zairean troops, with a second flight planned for spare parts. State Dept emphasized no American soldiers would be involved while noting Cubans were alleged to assist the invaders.
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Congress bars Rhodesian chrome entry
Congress reinstates a ban on U S chrome imports from Rhodesia in line with UN trade sanctions and reverses the Byrd Amendment allowing firms to import chrome from Rhodesia. Senate final passage followed House action, sending the bill to the White House for Carter's signature.
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Round trip NYSA air fares set at 227 to 268
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved American Airlines to offer round trip fares between New York and the West Coast from 227 to 268 dollars for one year. Tickets must be bought at least four days in advance with a seven to 45 day stay. Travel begins April 2 and CAB will monitor price efficacy.
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Death penalty near votes in California Senate
In Sacramento death penalty backers close to a 27 vote majority in the 40 seat Senate with an immediate effect measure. Assembly support is weaker with several undecided lawmakers and some wary of an override for a later ballot. Senate talk centers on immediate effect while Brown's re election looms.
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Rainstorm sweeps California with scattered showers
A Pacific storm moved into Southern California bringing rain and clouds. Showers were reported from Santa Barbara to the Long Beach area with a 20 percent today and near zero tonight. Officials warned of potential water shortages despite wet weather as snowpack remains near record lows in western mountains.
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Independent pleads guilty in red bandanna rapes
Musree pleads guilty to a string of rapes dubbed the red bandanna case. James Earl Ray claims he was set up in Dr. King’s assassination. Gasoline warnings issued to motorists as fear and rumors spread. Senator Goldwater denies mob links. Local school board race sees incumbents Wallace and Zarifes win.
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