Chavez to resume California pilgrimage walk next Monday
Cesar Chavez will begin the second half of his about one thousand mile walk through California at the state capital next Monday, aligning with the Legislature’s reconvening. The UFW leader aims to rally support for upcoming union elections as Dolores Huerta notes a prior rally in Salinas.
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Chavez accuses egg farm of Vietnamese refugee strikebreakers
Cesar Chavez, head of the United Farm Workers, charged that Beg City poultry ranch in Moorpark hires Vietnamese refugees as strikebreakers to undercut California's new farm labor law. He urged Gov Brown and Sen. Alan Fanson to address the issue. Four UFW organizers were arrested trespassing while visiting the site.
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Congress approves pay boost for lawmakers and top officials
The House passed a pay raise for Congress and top federal officials by a tight 214 to 109 vote, with Rep. Mark Hannaford abstaining. The measure, supported by President Ford, would raise salaries to as high as $50,000 for certain officials, costing up to $50 million overall. Republicans largely opposed it.
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Prosecutors and Judges Targeted Over Trial Delays
Washington AP Ally. Gen Edward H. Levi urges voters to defeat judges and prosecutors who let months pass before bringing accused criminals to trial and permit career criminals to avoid jail. He notes many are elected officials and says the public can express displeasure at the ballot box. Levi says Americans are disturbed by a system that burdens witnesses and repeats offenses with probation.
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Justice Department sues Covington Burling to inspect records
AP reports the Department of Justice filed suit in US District Court against Covington & Burling, seeking disclosure of over 10 million pages of Teconisaf dealings with the Republic of Guinea. The action marks a potential precedent for major Washington and New York firms representing foreign clients.
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