California Hails Minority Employment Rise in State Civil Service
California’s civil service shows 23 241 minority workers including 19 655 full time up from 11 627 in 1963. The 1975 census notes gains across most departments with women broadening into nontraditional roles, while Spanish surnames remain underrepresented. The goal remains proportional employment to statewide minority labor force at 23.7 percent.
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Sy Robert T. Studer Copley
Sacramento
California
Frank M
Woods
State Personnel Board
Henry Harvey
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Man Impaled by Pipe Files Suit in Boston
A Brockton man survived being impaled by a 46 foot pipe after a car crash in Boston and sues American Pipe Lining Division Corp. for negligence. He claims the steel plate covering an excavation was unsafe. His wife, engaged at the time, was also injured and filed a $250,000 suit. their wedding occurred in hospital six weeks after the crash.
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Boston
UPI
Sayng
Thomas Brennan
Brockton
Brennan
U.S. District
American Pipe Lining Division Corp
Arlene
Censorship In Russia Makes Filming Rough
New York report on Soviet filmmaker Mikhail Suslov who left the USSR for the United States. Editors councils party censorship and KGB links determine what can be shot or released, with many films ending on the shelf. Suslov notes Soviet reality must fit propaganda rules and lists the stringent review chain.
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New York
UPI
United States
Mikhail Suslov
Soviet Union
U.S
U.S.S.R
Suslov
Mosfilm
Russia
Nikolai Suzov
KGB
Secret Police
Lenin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Chekhov
Artkino
Victoria Fyodorova
Mikhail Bogin
Rome
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