Strike Looms Over Cutback in California Construction
The California Building and Construction Trades Council warns of a possible 250000-member strike after the Senate Rules Committee defeats a Walsh resolution urging Nixon to minimize federal construction cutbacks. James Lee says unions may mobilize locals for a one day strike to pressure the administration while officials plan further economic impact analyses.
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UPS
California Building and Construction Trades Council
Senate Rules Committee
Nixon
Reagan
Lawrence Walsh
Huntington Park
Key Reagan Aides Reported Quitting
Sacramento reports indicate two Reagan aides may depart the administration. General Services Director Andrew Lolli, 87, and Finance Director Weinberger, 52, are cited by sources as considering new posts. Reagan spokesmen deny knowledge of plans while both men offer no denial.
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UPL
Reagan
0 W. Weinberger
General Services
Andrew RB. Lolli
Lolli
Orl. J
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Weinberger
Nixon
Federal Trade Commission
WEINBERGER KIN ATTACK KILLS CALIFORNIA OFFICIAL
California Industrial Relations Director Peter Weinberger died at age 54 from an apparent heart attack at his Burlingame home. A brother of Caspar W. Weinberger he joined the Reagan administration in 1967 as Employment Department head in Sacramento before becoming industrial relations director last May. He previously led Prefax Inc and worked as a management counselor in Palo Alto.
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Weinberger
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Inv
Ronald Reagan
State Department
Reagan
Philippines
St Bruno
Peninsula Hospital
Burlingame
Sacramento
Heagan
Prefax Inc
San Francisco
Wminum
Palo Alto
Veto Session Questions Value of California Legislature
California lawmakers wrapped a mandated veto session amid questions about waste of taxpayer dollars. Senators and Assembly members made multiple override bids on Reagan vetoes, with few succeeding and several colleagues calling the process unnecessary or costly. One Republican override attempt fell short by five votes, while others failed to gain quorum or lacked sufficient support. Leaders pledged to consider changes next year. the session remains constitutionally required.
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Fred W. Marler Jr
K- Redding
Marler
Alfred Is. Alquist
San Jose
Reagan
Sen
Howard Way
Robert '. Monagan
Weins
Former Fresno Mayor Wallace Henderson to Challenge Burns
Ex mayor and assemblyman Wallace Henderson announced he will seek the state Senate seat held by Sen. Hugh Burns, D Fresno. Burns was deposed as senate president pro tem during this year's session and may not seek re election.
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Fresno
Wallace Henderson
Senate
Hugh Burns
Dfresno
Burns
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