Bethlehem Shipyard Workers Vote On Three Year Pact
Bethlehem Steel shipbuilders at Terminal Island vote at 3 p.m. on a three year contract mirroring Todd Shipyards package. Local 9 leaders hailed the agreement as historic with wage gains of 70 cents per hour plus a CPI based cost of living increase. The ratification is at 524 W Sixth St San Pedro and follows an all night bargaining session led by John J Grogan.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Terminal Island
Todd Shipbuilding Corp
San Pedro
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Local 9
James
Pat) Daniel
Bethlehem
Daniels
John J. Grogan
The
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
George L. Bowen
Lederer vows fight after firing by city council
Deposed Los Angeles Recreation and Parks Commissioner Francis Lederer said he would continue to contest his dismissal by Mayor Sam Yorty. The City Council upheld the removal 9 to 6. Lederer planned to confer with his attorney and did not state a next step. He sat in the back of the chambers during the debate over replacement by James Madrird.
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Los Angeles Recreation and Parks
Francis Lederer
Sam Yorty
Canoga Park
Lederer
Lincoln Heights
James Madrid
Lost Something Special Classified Ad Spotlight
Lost item prompt seeks to reconnect owners and belongings. Dial now to place a focused classified ad that highlights a unique object and contact details for a speedy reunion. This short notice encourages readers to check listings and reply with confirming information.
Sirhan Expected To Plead Friday In Kennedy Case
Russell E. Parsons attorney for Sirhan B. Sirhan says the 24 year old Jordanian will plead on Friday. A second psychiatric report is awaited and he will not publicly announce the decision until the court calls the case.
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Sirhan
Los Angeles
UPI
Russell E. Parsons
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Parsons
Tax Relief Prospects Rise as New Estimates Emerge
Sacramento assembly Democrats touted revised state fiscal estimates showing at least 175 million dollars in unforeseen funds boosting prospects for property tax relief. Meanwhile Senate action felled one relief bill and threatened another, as discussions shifted to a technical measure on local taxes for motels and hotels.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Senate
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Moretti
John G. Veneman
Modesto
Bill to require public meetings of advisory bodies
Sacramento legislation AB 202 sent to the governor for approval orders advisory committees of city and county governments to conduct meetings in public. The Assembly approved it 45 to 11 with minor Senate amendments. The bill cites 88 advisory panels under County Board of Supervisors handling $1.7 million yearly in budget items, previously exempt from the Brown Act.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Hayes
Independent, Press-Telegram
Jim McCauley
McCauley
County Board of Supervisors
Ralph M. Brown
Los Angeles ends fiscal year with $7 million excess
Los Angeles closed the 1967 68 fiscal year with seven million dollars more than expected. Controller Charles Navarro cited unanticipated revenue from permits fees fines and state gasoline tax returns. He said the reserve fund rose to 24.5 million and overall receipts topped estimates by about 20.1 million from a projected 367.7 million to 387.6 million.
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Los Angeles
Charles Navarro
Navarro
Broadcaster Golden West Sold to Signal Group
Signal Cos Inc buys 49.9 percent stake in Golden West Broadcasters for 25 million dollars. Gene Autry remains chief executive and becomes GWB president in addition to chairman. GWB operates KMPC in Los Angeles KTLA and stations in Seattle Tacoma Portland and San Francisco. Signal is a diversified conglomerate with interests in oil gas Garret Corp and Mack Trucks and other industries.
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Golden West Broadcasters
KMPC
KTLA
Los Angeles
Seattle- Tacoma
Wash
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
The
Signal Cos., Inc
Western
Gene Autry
GWB
Signal
Signal Oil and Gas Co
Garret Corp
Mack Trucks
If Reagan Wins Finch Moves Up
Sacramento dispatch notes that if Ronald Reagan is elected or serving vice president, Governor Robe rt Finch would become governor and could name his successor. A bill to shift the line of succession was crushed 44-14 in the Assembly. An amendment proposing Speaker as lieutenant governor was defeated.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Robert H. Finch
Senate
Assembly
H. L. Richardson
Arcadia
Alan Pattee
Salinas
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Veneman
Senate Assembly
George Zenovich
Fresno
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
George Danielson
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Senate Assembly Conference
Bob Schmidt
Our
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L.A
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Finch
Carl A. Britschgi
Redwood City
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Unruh
Pattee
Peter Schabarum
R-Covina
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