McDonnell Douglas to Train 500 Unemployed Workers
The Labor Department funds 173652 dollars to train 500 jobless individuals as aircraft assemblers for 12 weeks at McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Co in Huntington Beach. The program begins this week under the federal grant.
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Water Shortages Seen in California This Year
California faces a tight water year due to unseasonably warm temperatures and early snowmelt. The Water Resources Department cautions that adequate supplies may require near normal winter conditions and potential local regulation, despite above average reservoir storage and higher groundwater levels. Snowpack stands at 75 percent of normal with runoff forecasts from central valley streams varying from 75 to 85 percent of normal.
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Revolution Law Held to Be Mlegal
A federal three judge panel ruled California's 43 year old ban on advocating violent overthrow of government unconstitutional The Criminal Syndicalism Act had been used in 1986 in a case involving John Wesley Harris who distributed Progressive Labor Party literature at an inquest into a policeman killed in Atlanta? The ruling centers on freedom of speech and political advocacy in connection with revolutionary intent.
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John Wesley Harris
Los Angeles study eyed for wholesale supermarket plan
Mayor Sam Yorty announced a federally funded study on a centrally located wholesale supermarket in the Los Angeles area. The U S Department of Agriculture may spend up to 300000 dollars on the project which would be privately financed and serve future food distribution needs for the greater LA area.
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Hosmer Bill Aims To Increase Aged-Welfare Payments
Rep Craig Hosmer R Long Beach introduced legislation to raise welfare payments for the blind crippled and aged and to stop states like California from deducting Social Security increases from state welfare programs. Hosmer said about 417000 Californians missed a 13 percent Social Security boost due to deductions from other welfare income.
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Craig Hosmer
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