Labor board rejects back pay bid for Livermore trio
A National Labor Relations Board examiner refused to award back pay for three Livermore garbage workers who struck for safer parking and picketed the company lot. The examiner found the trio acted under police authority during the incident, so no back pay, but ruled the company unlawfully discriminated against Jeremiah Young by not rehiring him. The decision upheld a prior ruling that the firm must bargain with the union.
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Labor Board
National Labor Relations “Board
Herman Marx
Wosal Sergies
MARX
Jeremiah Young
Theompany
Young
Athrs
Arvesta White
Tony Rigeng
Thomas C. Meadows
White
Meadows
Palica
Marehim
Jahar Reterans Board Fond
Comany
Loval 7
Club To Hear Ex footballer Nomellini at meeting
SAN LEANDRO The San Leandro Breakfast Club will hear Len Nomellini former 49er star and All America player at Minnesota in 1940. The meeting is set for 7:11 am Wednesday at Pring's 610th and East Main streets. Nomellini is an associate along with Northwestern Title Co. Graham is program chairman.
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San Leandro
Len Nomellini
San Ciscn
Theniversity of Minnesota
Pring’s
East Mth
Nomellini
Awtili We Northwestern Title Co
iLeé Graham
Romney Helps Michigan Governor Position Strengthens
In Lansing Michigan Governor George Romney rides a strong position as a Democratic controlled legislature passes major measures including expanded education aid and veteran benefits. Romney claims 70 to 74 percent of his program approved while Democrats acknowledge bipartisan compromises kept key plans afloat amid a record state surplus of 136 million dollars.
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Lansing
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Senate
Raylton Dzendvel
Detroit
Dzendzel
Johnson
Jed Wo
Legisla
Shortcomings of Administrators in Great Society Programs
Senate Muskie study pins failure on federal administrators and lax state local oversight. It cites four behavioral norms including stalwartism and professionalism as keys to intergovernmental friction. Proposals include creating an Assistant Secretary for Intergovernmental Relations and expanding the Federal Executive Board role to improve coordination and delivery of funds.
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Jonson
Senate Subcommittee on Intergovernmental_Relations
Edmund Muskie
D-M
Muskie
Senate
Budget Bureau
Federal Executive Board
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
This Day in Review From 1883 to 1952
A recap of historic firsts and events from 1883 Emancipation Proclamation signing to 1952 unrest in the Suez Canal Zone. It notes Michigan defeating Stanford 41 to 0 in the Rose Bowl and the 1942 formation of the United Nations nucleus. Also cites Emerson on peace.
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Lincoln
Michigan
Stanford
U.S
United Nations
Suez Canal Zone
Egypt
Industrial Meeting Scheduled in Bay Area
The first formal gathering of a nine-county Bay Area industrial group will be held January 1 at the Edgewater Motor Hotel in Oakland. The new body aims to coordinate efforts on pollution planning and pay, with officers to be chosen and a name adopted at the mid January meeting led by Eveleth Hayden of Alameda County Industries.
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Bay Area
Eidgewater Motor Hotel
Oakland
Eveleth Hayden
Alameda County Industries, Inc
Aninn Gl
Tomorrow's Horoscope Promises Quiet Gains and New Approaches
General guidance urges practical steps to protect property and increase income with less effort. Aries should act on ideas now for a bigger gain. Taurus should dress well to gain favor. Gemini prepared to reach goals and assist others. Moon Children cultivate key social contacts. Leo charm bigwigs for new opportunities. Virgo adopt modern methods to attract friends. Libra pay bills and honor promises. Scorpio seek clarity and loyalty in associates. Sagittarius plan hours with enthusiasm and improve living or work spaces. Capricorn showcase talents with solid effort. Aquarius shed pretension and listen to others. Pisces confer with partners to balance living, profits, and family obligations.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Val Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
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