Brown signs farm labor act amid mixed reaction from key players
Gov. Brown championed a new California farm labor relations law aimed at easing tensions between management and labor. He cited benefits for farmers and farm workers while warning of a lengthy, difficult path to full justice. Reacting, E. and J. Gallo vice president Walter Bregman condemned the UFW boycott, urging respect for the democratic process.
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United Farm Workers
Brown
Walter W. Bregman
E. & J. Gallo Winery
Chavez
Gallo Wines
UFW
Bregman
Gallo
California
Congress
Stalemate in Assembly over budget delays floor vote
In Sacramento Speaker Leo McCarthy and Minority Leader Bob Beverly described a stalemate over the 11.5 billion 1975 76 budget. With 53 Democrats voting yes and 25 Republicans, the tally falls one short of sending the bill to the Senate. Readiness to cut 87 million remained, while Beverly pressed for 100 million in other areas before any Republican support.
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Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
John Dunlap
Napa
George Zenovich
Fresno
Howard Berman
Beverly Hills
Richard Alatorre
Los Angeles
Susan Sward
Sacramento
Democratic Assembly
Leo McCarthy
Bob Beverly
House
Curtis Tucker
McCarthy
Beverly
Manhattan Beach
War on Poverty chief and another charged in Porterville murder case
Tuolare County Superior Court recessed a preliminary hearing for Henry Borbon and Joe Perez who face charges of killing Richard Gaither and Rose Sanchez both of Porterville. Police say Perez hired Borbon to assist burglars who pried a garage door at Steven Rozar’s home and stole tools valued at 1088 dollars.
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Visalia
UPI
Tulare County
Steven Rozar
57Th St
Xerox and IBM Printing Rates Briefly Announced
An obscure note references Xerox and IBM printing terms with numbers like 927 Atlantic and 100 copies capacity. It appears as a clipped OCR fragment lacking clear context or full details. Entities include Xerox IBM and Atlantic addresses with nonsensical phrases.
Sacramento Burglar-Prison Bill Advances in Senate
The California Senate approved a bill by Sen. Dennis Carpenter on a 23 3 vote. The measure would require mandatory prison terms for burglars with three or more prior burglary convictions and bar probation or suspended sentences for those defendants.
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Senate
Dennis Carpenter
Assembly
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