Sylmar disaster victims allege loan firm repossessions
Sylmar residents returning home after the February quake accuse Fidelity Savings and Loan Association of looting by removing appliances from 25 homes for safekeeping. Dave Geml says built in oven stove sink garbage disposal and door knobs were taken after the firm broke in. Company spokesman says items removed for safekeeping and police note a rise in burglaries but cannot guarantee appliance safety.
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State sales tax urged to help quake victims
Two California congressmen urged California to adopt a temporary one cent sales tax increase to aid about 1,000 quake survivors from the February Sylmar disaster. Reps. Goldwater and Corman said federal relief has peaked and that further funds are unlikely. They note $436 million spent in relief so far and cite potential local tax relief options, while pushing for a national disaster insurance plan and private hospital rebuilding with public funds.
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Rolls seeks U.S. guarantee on Lockheed engine contract
Treasury Secretary Connally and British Defense Minister Carrington pressed for U.S. or private guaranties to ensure Lockheed meets its RB211 engine production for the Tristar aircraft. British demand includes a firm purchase of about 640 engines at roughly 1.16 million dollars each, higher than the original 540 engines. A near term decision was anticipated as Carrington reports to the British cabinet.
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Construction wage-price plan heads to White House
Labor and management in the construction industry agreed to accept wage and price stabilization machinery if President Nixon restores federal support for construction wages. A separate stabilization board would review contracts to determine inflationary impact and settle disputes for each craft or branch. The plan does not include a wage and price freeze and requires possible executive action to revoke the Davis-Bacon Act suspension.
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Chavez sues to picket Army lettuce sales
Farm labor leader Cesar Chavez filed in federal court to force the Army to permit a union picket against lettuce sold at military bases. He says the Army’s actions threaten the lettuce boycott by the United Farm Workers and names Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and Fort Hamilton commander Major General Walter Higgin Jr. as defendants. An organizing committee member was detained and threatened with arrest entering the post in January.
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