Rulings clash over ILA dock pickets in California
Arbitrators in Wilmington and San Francisco issued conflicting decisions on East Coast International Longshoremen’s Association pickets in California. Love ruled the ILA pickets at Los Angeles Harbor were legitimate, limiting actions to five container line firms. Barsamian ruled them not legitimate, sparking a Coast-wide dispute amid a broader union pact.
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Armon Barsamian
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Bay Area
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East Coast Union
Gulf Coast
Pacific Maritime Association
Ilwu-Pma
Coast Labor Relations Commission
John MacEvoy
Southern California
Sohio project in Long Beach seen hindering jobs growth
Richard T. Silberman and Kerman warn Sohio's Long Beach terminal for Alaskan oil may raise costs and offset pollution tradeoffs. they urge delaying approval until Congress acts on Canadian gas imports, fearing it will deter more job rich industry growth in Southern California.
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Knight
Washington
Standard, Oil of Ohio
Long Beach
California
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Business and Transportation
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Congress
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Texas
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Mexico
California Air Resources Board
Dogs not responsible for death of Long Beach woman
Four pet dogs that disfigured the face of Mary O Beirne, 18, of 1102 Gardenia Ave Apartment B, were ruled not to have caused her death. The coroner’s office said she died Wednesday morning of a possible drug overdose and tox tests may take up to two weeks to determine the exact cause.
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Mary O'Beirne
Gardenia Ave
Man receives life for Long Beach killing
Robert G. Lewis of Los Angeles was found guilty of first degree murder in the November 2 robbery attempt that killed Lavern Speer, a 55 year old man, in a parking lot near his home at 280 Elm Ave Long Beach. He was sentenced Thursday by Long Beach Superior Court Judge Max Wisot.
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Robert G. Lewis
Los Angeles
Lavern Speer
Elm Ave
Hanged man stalls freeway traffic near Pasadena
A man estimated at 40 years old hanged from a tree along the Pasadena Freeway, snarling rush hour for two hours as motorists gawped and several minor collisions occurred. Police identified him as Weldon Lee, a derelict, saying he tied rope to a tree and jumped.
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Weldon Lee
California Highway Patrol
Carter Israel talks set for Geneva peace reconvening
Republican leaders in Congress attack the Carter administration over the U S Soviet joint communique on Middle East policy saying it violates understandings with Israel and risks Soviet influence. They fault the timing and lack of consultation with Congress and worry about credibility with Jewish donors in Los Angeles where a million dollar dinner tickets are selling briskly.
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Carter
Soviet Union
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R-Tenn
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John Rhodes
Ariz
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GOF
Congress
Benjamin Rosenthal
Dn.y
Russia
U.S
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
Los Angeles
Thursay
Senate approves diluted energy rate reform bill
The Senate passed an 86 to 7 vote on a watered down version of Carter energy reform, dropping night rate بور gain provisions, and limiting government action to energy conservation recommendations in rate cases. Republicans and state Democrats reshaped the plan, prompting Long to seek a skeleton tax bill for Senate approval then conference with the House.
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Carter
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Long
Finance Committee
Clarence B. Randall
National Action Committee On Labor Law Reform
United Kingdom
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
L A setback in Owens Valley water ruling
The California Supreme Court rejected LA's petitions to overturn lower court rulings denying long term permission to pump maximum contracted water from Owens Valley. Interim pumping of 400 cubic feet per second continues until April 1, with possible extension by the appeals court.
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Owens Valley
State Supreme Court
Inyo County
State App
California
House backs labor rights with first penalties on antiunion conduct
The House passed a landmark labor bill 257 to 163 to impose financial penalties on firms that illegally block unions. The measure, backed by Democrats and some Republicans, aims to reinstate workers with double back pay and compensate lost benefits while speeding up elections and expanding the NLRB to seven members.
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Organized Labor
House
Nesses
Labor
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Woman 78 killed in purse snatching near San Francisco home
Gertrude Roberts 78, a widow, was attacked on 43rd Avenue while returning from shopping. Two youths wrested her purse, flinging her to the pavement and fracturing her skull. Seven youths were taken into custody outside a nearby school about two hours later.
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Gertrude Roberts
43Rd Avenue
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