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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

4

Bridges pledges united effort against Pay Board

San Francisco union leader Harry Bridges pledged a full and undivided labor effort in the Pay Board dispute. He promised AFL-CIO President George Meany and other labor figures that dock workers would back their fight, while leaving open the possibility of a nationwide port strike if Pay Board cuts persist.

San Francisco UPI Harry Bridges Bridges Afl-Cio George Meany Ques Ling Malson Marathon Daly Lfast

Alameda supervisors plan tax limit discussion with taxpayers

Alameda County supervisors schedule April 4 meeting with taxpayers and business groups to discuss Watson tax initiative limiting property tax rates to 2 dollars per 100 of assessed value for local governments and 80 cents for special districts. The meeting also covers the State Association’s tax reform package including homeowner exemptions and relief measures and offsetting revenue proposals.

Alameda County Supervisors Watson Tax Initiative State Supervisors Association Grand Jury Alameda County Taxpayers Association Oakland Chamber of Commerce Watson the Supervisors Association

Younger presses death penalty bid gains support in California

California Attorney General Evelle Younger announced plans for a petition drive to reinstate the death penalty, aiming for a ballot initiative with a two-thirds legislative path or direct signatures. He criticized the state Supreme Court as intellectually dishonest in overturning capital punishment and stressed no public funds would be used. David L. Luce said the District Alpine and County Counsels Association backed the initiative, which requires about 520,000 voter signatures.

San Francisco UPI Evelle J. Younger California Los Angeles State Supreme Court Jian David L. Luce District ‘Alpine County Counsels’ Association of California Deukmejian Huntington Beach High Court Luce Younger

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