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HEALTH PAGE 17 WORLD PAGE 8
$4.4T Trump
budget plan
raises deficit
President’ spending outline has
steep cuts to U.S. social safety net
By Andrew Taylor R e p ub l i c a n
and Martin Crutsinger allies asserted.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS If enacted as
p ro p o s ed,
WASHINGTON — President though no pres-
Donald Trump unveiled a $4.4 tril- idential budget
lion budget plan Monday that ever is, the plan
envisions steep cuts to America’s would establish
ZACHARY CLARK/DAILY JOURNAL (ABOVE), ZOE WILSON (BELOW) an era of $1 tril-
social safety net but mounting
Zoe Wilson instructs volunteers from Aragon High School as they assemble ‘squishy’ art kits to donate to local
hospitals. Below: This shrimp tempura ‘squishy,’ among other designs, can be found on Wilson’s website.
spending on the military, formally Donald Trump lion-plus year-
retreating from last year’s promis- ly deficits.
Hope in art
es to balance the federal budget. The open embrace of red ink is a
The president’s spending outline remarkable public reversal for
for the first time acknowledges Trump and his party, which spent
that the Republican tax overhaul years objecting to President
passed last year would add billions Barack Obama’s increased spend-
Local high school junior aims to treat cancer with art to the deficit and not “pay for
itself” as Trump and his
ing during the depths of the Great
By Zachary Clark See BUDGET, Page 20
DAILY JOURNAL STAFF
Proposal includes 40 homes for low-income seniors and families Is there something behind this?
Someone reported feeling like they
By Zachary Clark The development would require a variety were being followed on Catamaran
DAILY JOURNAL STAFF Comment on of funding sources in addition to the city’s Street in Foster City, it was reported at
or share this story at contribution of land, including low-income 5:42 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 27.
housing tax credits, federal home loans and
The latest in a series of efforts to address www.smdailyjournal.com San Mateo County affordable housing
the housing crisis, the Belmont City funds, according to a staff report. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
Council will consider Tuesday entering into housing development. Two other projects in the works — a
an exclusive negotiation agreement for an As s aul t. Someone was assaulted with a
“About a year ago we took a hard look at mixed-use proposal at Firehouse Square and
entirely affordable housing development on what we can do to promote housing in deadly weapon at a hotel on Airport
another called “Artisan Crossing” at 1325
El Camino Real. Belmont and what land we own,” Kim said. Boulevard, it was reported at 6 p. m.
Old County Road — would also bring afford-
LINC Housing, a Long Beach-based non- “These parcels on El Camino jumped out as able homes to Belmont. Wednesday, Jan. 30.
profit, is proposing to develop 40 afford- near-term opportunities for us to move City officials have been negotiating with Burg l ary . A burglary occurred at a hotel on
able units on two city-owned sites near the housing forward.” developer Sares Regis Group about the Veterans Boulevard, it was reported at 4:21
Caltrain station: one at 900 El Camino Real The project’s main challenge, Kim said, is Firehouse Square project. Conceptual draw- p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30.
and another comprising 876, 884 and 898 the small size and narrow shape of the ings for the project include 81 townhomes Burg l ary . A burglary occurred at a store on
El Camino Real. parcels, which are currently home to an and single-story flats, 25 percent of which El Camino Real, it was reported at 12:25
The development would consist of 20 abandoned filling station and one-story would be sold or rented at affordable rates. p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30.
one-bedroom units set aside for low-income building. Kim said the council was hoping The “Artisan Crossing” project, proposed Mal i c i o us mi s c h i e f . Malicious mis-
seniors as well as 10 two-bedroom and 10 to receive many bids when it issued a request by Windy Hill Property Ventures in October, chief was committed at a high school on B
three-bedroom units for low-income indi- for proposals in June, but only two devel- includes 175 apartments, 15 percent of Street, it was reported at 10:49 a. m.
viduals and families, according to a staff opers came forward. which would be below market rate. Wednesday, Jan. 30.
report. “Some developers were turned away
because they didn’t think they could be too Petty theft. A theft occurred on Second
Mayor Doug Kim said this would be The City Council meets 7 p.m. Feb. 13, at
creative with the property,” Kim said. Lane, it was reported at 7:48 a. m.
Belmont’s first 100-percent affordable City Hall, 1 Twin Pines Lane.
Wednesday, Jan. 30.
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Local briefs
Woodside man ID’d following fatal collision
An 89-year-old Woodside man has been identified by the
Santa Clara County medical examiner’s office following his
death in a collision with a vehicle Thursday evening in
Belmont.
Ernest Goldau died in a collision on the 100 block of Old
County Road after police arrived there at about 6:30 p.m.
Police said a blue Toyota Corolla hit Goldau and police
found him lying in the road. He died after being taken to
Stanford Hospital, according to the medical examiner’s
office.
The driver of the Toyota stayed at the scene and cooperat-
ed with police.
Police said neither drugs nor alcohol appear to have
played a part in the collision.