Demos seek explanation of controls
President Nixon spoke of an extension to the wage price freeze drawing Democratic criticism and calls for a concrete postfreeze plan. Mills, Jackson, Reuss and others urged a clear alternative, while Republicans welcomed the address and Democrats pledged proposed remedies.
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Lumpers Won't Work Pushes Bay Area Produce Markets
In San Francisco and Oakland, Teamster lumpers staged sporadic refusals to load and unload trucks in a contract dispute involving Local 280 in San Francisco, Local 70 in Oakland, Local 287 in San Jose and Contra Costa County. Officials said effects were limited at wholesale markets though full impact was expected Friday with about 20 trucking firms unable to haul produce from Salinas, San Joaquin Valley and other districts to the Bay Area. Estenson of the San Francisco Employers Council said the union seeks increases of a cent and a half per box for citrus and a half cent per box for peaches, the previous agreement having expired August 1.
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Senate approves 5.9 billion poverty bill for poor and near poor
The Senate approved a 5.9 billion antipoverty measure expanding Headstart Job Corps and neighborhood youth programs while creating a separate Legal Services for the Poor nonprofit. It funds child care for all ages up to 14 and adds community development efforts. About 25.7 million Americans live in poverty and 22 million are near poor.
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Signing autograph foundation visit with Jimmy from San Diego
Jimmy from San Diego visited the governor in his office to discuss the foundation and a statement about addressing pollution and baseball related issues.
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Italk
San Francisco Schools Plan Dry Run for Bus Integration
San Francisco public schools schedule a Friday dry run to show how the new bus plan will work when classes resume next week. Half of 48 000 elementary students will be transported to different neighborhoods amid protests, with Mayor Allotto urging calm and警警方 to maintain order. PTA and city officials plead for nonviolent opposition and avoid harassing children during the integration process. The federal court earlier denied a further delay, and many families face hardship from the changes.
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California Superior Court Notice of Case Admission
A legal notice appears from the California Superior Court concerning a matter under a federal act dated March 1897. Communications should be sent to the listed address in Fremont California.
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Fost Olliea
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Riles predicts no new school money this year
In Sacramento Wilton Riles state superintendent and two education chairmen said there is virtually no chance California schools will gain significant state aid this year even if funds are approved. They cited the unconstitutional local property tax system and court rulings as major obstacles, with hopes fading for a sizeable 1971 package.
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