Brown asks U S fund jobs to offset refugees
California Governor Brown proposed to President Ford that for every job created for a Vietnamese refugee, at least one job should be made available to an American. He outlined a plan with federal funding, targeting veterans first, and estimated costs around 350 million dollars annually, with California receiving over 200 million based on an 80,000 refugee projection. The plan would funnel federal job funds to areas with refugee settlement and aim to place about 20,000 California jobs over three years while emphasizing American workers compete for positions.
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Ford
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Exeedrin P.M. Advertised as Sleep Aid for Pain
An advertisement proclaims Exeedrin P.M. as an analgesic sleep aid helping with sleep loss due to minor pain. It cites a clinical test at a New York hospital with inpatients up to 79 years old, claims high effectiveness, non habit forming, and no prescription required. The copy urges those troubled by pain-related sleeplessness to try Exeedrin P.M. available wherever pain relievers are sold.
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New York
NOx fees near repeal of resale NOx devices
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn and Sen. Nate Holden led a push to end the NOx smog device requirement on older cars resold in Southern California. They warned about a 2.3 million car impact from 1966 to 1970 and urged citizens to press Sacramento. Holden’s repeal bill goes to Assembly committee soon.
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California
Brown
Los Angeles County
Kenneth Hahn
Nate Holden
Los Angeles Area
Holden
Sacramento
Assembly
GE microwave ovens warned to stop use over radiation leak
The FDA warns 5,300 General Electric microwaves sold as Cooking Center Versatronic units to stop use until repairs fix radiation leakage up to ten times legal limits. Affected models J845001 J885001 RE747001 produced July 1973 to February 1974 in Columbia Maryland and Louisville Kentucky. GE will perform repairs for warped door frames causing leakage.
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UPI
Food and Drug Administration
General Electric
Versatronic
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FDA
Deukmejian touts offshore drilling for 60000 California jobs
Sen. George Deukmejian told AFL CIO delegates in Sacramento that developing oil and gas off the California coast could create about 60,000 jobs and help ease the energy crisis. He urged immediate federal action to lease offshore lands and cited Santa Barbara spill caused job losses.
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Congress
Interior Department
Deukmejian
Senate
Afl-Cio
Santa Barbara
San Diego Police Join Teamsters Bargaining Pact
The Police Officers' Association announced it signed a contract making the Teamsters Union chief bargaining agent for 1130 members in contract talks with the city. Effective June 16, the agreement calls for 190000 to be paid to the Western Conference of Teamsters. Police Chief Ray Hoobler and top assistants are members of the association.
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UPI
Police Officers’ Association
Teamsters
Ray Hoobler
California
San Francisco
Long Beach
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