Steel Union Votes for Aug 1 Walkout in Strike Vote
In a nationwide roll call, Steelworkers vote by ballot and meeting in 600 locals to authorize a strike by August 1 if no contract is signed. About 8,700 oppose, with 90 percent in favor overall. the action centers on wages pensions and benefits while addressing campus disorder penalties in California. The Schmitz bill would expel students and dismiss faculty for acts of force on campus.
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Sacramento Assessor Vindicated After Recall Defeat
In Sacramento County, Assessor Irene Hickman survived a recall with 61,820 votes against and 41,794 for replacement from 252 of 323 precincts. Wallace Engel led replacement bids with 41,569 votes. write-in Vincent O Asta earned 9,944 from 810 precincts. Hickman called the victory a sign of greater support.
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Mail Service Cutbacks May Not Be Necessary
Washington AP Postmaster General W Marvin Watson says congressional support may prevent full manpower reductions. He warned Congress must act before looming postal cutbacks begin Saturday, risking closures of up to 12 000 offices and four day delivery in some areas. Watson told Postal Forum delegates there is light in a somber situation.
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California Ballot Plan on Gun Law Wavers in Assembly
In Sacramento AP dispatch says lawmakers paused as they debated a gun control measure. Assembly Democrats pushed a rewrite to an advisory proposition for the November ballot, seeking a statewide vote on stronger firearm regulation. GOP leaders warned of a lengthy battle and potential defeat.
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California tax relief bill shields film industry assets
The Senate approved a $2 million program to exempt movie assets from property tax, backing an Assembly rider. Supporters led by Ralph Dills argued relief would avert industry losses on equipment, negatives, and prints, while opponent Milton Marks warned against improper tax breaks. The measure would reimburse local governments and reduce statewide revenue, with a 27 to 11 vote and potential implications for Hollywood districts.
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