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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1974

Page

5

United States fights UN pay hike for top staff

The United States and allies at the United Nations press to block a 6 percent salary raise for UN professional staff, arguing it is too high amid global belt tightening. The plan would raise take home pay by about 42.6 percent over U.S. federal levels and cost $26 million yearly, with a General Assembly vote expected within days.

United Nations U.S U.N New York United States General Assembly U.N. Organization Unesco The Food and Agrcultural Organization

Peripheral Canal not to be abandoned, Sacramento official says

Sacramento water official Don Teerink testified before the Senate committee that the proposed 43 mile Peripheral Canal should not be abandoned despite environmental concerns. The plan, costing 286 million, would improve Delta water quality and deliver higher quality water to California regions, with construction needed within a year to meet rising demand.

Sacramento UPI State Water Resources Don R. Teerink Department of Water Resources California Sacramento-San Joaquin Teerink Senate Committee On Natural Resources and Wildlife John A. Nejedly Walnut Creek

Michigan official opposes gasoline tax to solve energy crisis

Washington based report notes William G. Rosenberg of the Michigan Public Service Commission denounces higher gasoline taxes as harmful to Michigan auto and tourist industries. He urges mileage standards as an alternative and cites unemployment near national rates. He also criticizes the energy self sufficiency formula for ignoring electric utility capital needs.

Washington UPT William G. Rosenberg Michigan Public Service Commission Rosenberg Michigan William G. Milliken National Energy Conference United States

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