Truce talks collapse in West Coast shipyard strike
Talks broke off on a two week West Coast shipyard strike that halts work on Navy and merchant ships used in Vietnam. No agreement reached and negotiations recessed with no date set. Over 10,000 workers at 11 yards in San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland demanded a 10 percent annual wage increase over two years and improved fringe benefits.
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Viet
Nam
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Association
West Coast
Shipbuilders Association
San Francisco
William E. Simkin
Mediation Service
Seattle
Portland
Drivers resist test trigger suspensions across states
Sacramento report shows about 1,500 delegates attending a two day conference on implied consent laws as drivers refuse to take tests. Donigan cited California and Kansas cases while noting suspensions for refusal vary. 40 percent in California accepted suspension, others rejected the test with high refusal rates.
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Robert J. Donigan
Thelin
Northwestern University
Fic Institute
California
Donigan
Kansas
Supreme Court
Cense
Los Angeles
CNS
Cleveland
Superior Court
Ohio
Frederick W. Mahl
Lucky
Mahl
Goy
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan to Meet Brown for orderly California transition
Governor elect Ronald Reagan plans next week talks with Gov Edmund G Brown to ensure a smooth change in state administration. A spokesman said a face to face meeting should occur, with Reagan visiting the State Capitol for a briefing and a news conference. Reagan had a closed meeting with UC regents and State Superintendent Max Rafferty at the home of N B Haldeman in Hancock Park.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
Inser
University of California Regents
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
Nf. B
Haldeman
Swank Hancock Park
Goodpaster Hospitalized For Undiagnosed Stomach Disorder
Defense Department says Army Lt. Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster director of the jail staff has been hospitalized since Tuesday at Walter Reed Army Hospital for an undiagnosed stomach issue. He is 51 and a 1939 West Point graduate with longtime ties to the Joint Chiefs of Staff and national security work. He previously served under President Dwight D. Eisenhower and holds degrees from Princeton University.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Walter Red Army Hospital
Goodpaster
U.S
Acada West Point
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jon Staff
National Security
Dwight J. Howev
Prin
Negro Solons Say Reagan Won't Help Minorities
California's first Negro state senator Mervyn M. Dymally and Assemblyman elect Bill Greene warned at a Capitol news conference that the Reagan administration will show little regard for minority issues. They called the election a setback for equality and said their focus will shift to improving conditions in Negro ghettos and advancing quality education and affordable housing. They vowed to work with or against fellow Democrats as needed to benefit their communities.
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Sacramento
California
Capitol
Mervyn M. Dymally
Los Angeles
Watts
Senate
Bill Greene
Assembly
Dymally
Roth
Greene
Brown
Democratic Party
Bymally
Watson Quiz Near Climax
The Los Angeles County Grand Jury recessed until Monday after hearing witnesses on Thursday about reported campaign contributions by several firms to County Assessor Philip E. Watson. William B. Ross of Baus and Ross said outside the jury chambers that they have nothing to hide and have opened up all their books.
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Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Philip E. Watson
Watson
William B. Ross
Baus and Ross
L A Antipoverty Aides Fight Massive Federal Cut
Los Angeles anti poverty officials at an emergency meeting warned they may lose up to 10 local programs and 500 jobs if Office of Economic Opportunity cuts funding. They say Los Angeles could drop 7 to 10 million of the 21 million spent yearly on poverty programs, threatening education, recreation, counseling, and food services.
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CNS
iLos Angeles
Joe P. Maldonado
Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency
EYOA
Maldonado
Office of Economic Opportunity
QEO
Ali
New Hall of Records
Congress
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