Riesel charges probe ducking labor racketeering
New York labor columnist Victor Riesel told NBC Meet the Press that Congress is ducking a labor racketeering inquiry for political reasons. He cited House action stalled on a bill by Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen and said AFL CIO leaders would not object to an investigation led by friendly senators Paul Douglas and Irving Ives. Riesel said the attack on him was organized and planned, expecting months or years to uncover those responsible.
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Sunday Liquor Stores Open Closed Debate In California
San Francisco reports a large faction of California liquor dealers favor a state law to keep package liquor stores closed on Sundays. Lobbyist Harry Tarnoff of the California Retail Liquor Dealers Institute urged study at the next legislative session. About 700 attendees of the institute’s convention of roughly 5000 members indicated support. Tarnoff noted opposition from some industry elements but argued the aim is to show the community liquor trade is not solely profit driven.
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Benson Farm Tour Concludes With Drought Aid Hints
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson wrapped a Midwest tour and said drought conditions could trigger disaster declarations for parts of district 4 in southwest Iowa and Nebraska. He noted the areas are in bad shape and may receive federal aid if rain does not come soon. Benson planned brief Wisconsin stops before resuming work in Washington.
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The Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration committee will meet at 7 45 pm today in the basement of City hall in San Leandro.
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Sacramento moves to stop car registration chicanery
State motor vehicle officials plan to halt chiseling by making reflectorized tabs metal plates. John L McLaughlin notes some owners with multiple cars register only one and proposes switching tabs to the next year’s plate. The five year policy and metal tabs face reevaluation to curb abuse.
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Anti Valley City Meeting Aims at Election Strategy
CASTRO VALLEY The Valley Committee Against Incorporation plans a meeting at 8 pm with Paul Wirich leading the effort to oppose the Sept. 17 ballot. The group discusses campaign strategy, potential obstacles, and the difficulty of removing opponents from office. The broader issue involves a state correctional program, manufacturing tabs, and the impact on employment and licensing in the region.
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