Bills flood legislature as two year session nears end
In Sacramento the two year state legislative session approaches its Aug 30 end with major bills on farm labor union elections marijuana penalty reductions rape victim protections and BART funding under consideration. Lawmakers plan extended hours to push measures and restore $18 million to local mental health clinics after Reagan vetoes.
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Sacramento
UPI
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
Richard Alatorre
Assembly
Ways and Means
Teamsters’ Union
Alatorre
Cesar Chavez
United
Farm Workers Union
California
Senate
Alan Robbins
D-Van Nuys
Los Angeles
Alan Sieroty
Senate Finance Committee
James R. Mills
San Diego
Bay Area
Assembly Transportation Committee
Mills
Ronald Reagan
RTD bus strike shuts down Southern California transit
About 3,000 RTD bus drivers and 728 mechanics walk out after failing to accept a 7 to 7.5 percent wage offer. The action disrupts 650,000 riders across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties, with Riverside hit hardest as it relies solely on RTD buses.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Southern California
Rapid Transit District
United Transportation Union
UTU
Amalgamated Transit Union
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
RTD
ATU
Ronald Reagan
Public Notice for Lompoc Wastewater Plant Bids
Sealed proposals for construction of the Lompoc Regional Wastewater Reclamation Plant and Mission Hills Pumping Station will be received at City Hall Lompoc California until 2 00 P M Wednesday September 18 1974. Bids must be addressed to the City Council and labeled Proposal for Construction of the Lompoc Regional Wastewater Reclamation Plant. The project covers labor materials and equipment for major upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant including screening tanks aeration tanks digestion and sludge handling plus Mission Hills Pumping Station. Contract documents available for $50 per set. Bonds required 10 percent with performance bond at 100 percent. City reserves right to reject bids and waive informalities. EPA EEO affirmative action requirements apply. low bidder will attend a conference. Dated August 1 1974. Wilma Thomas City Clerk. 2T-August 12 19 1974. Fictitious Business Name Statement ABCO Drapery Studio 322 No H St Lompoc GEORGE MYERS 206 No E St Lompoc This statement filed July 30 1974. Howard C. Menzel County Clerk Deputy. 4T-August 12 1926 September 2 1974.
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Lompoc
Mission Hills
City of Lompoc
Walnut Avenue
California
City of
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Water Quality Office
WQO
Abco Drapery Studio
No. H
St. Lompoc
George Myers
No. E
Santa Barbara County
Howard C. Menzel
Lise Apatoff
Notice of Probate Hearing for Quintin H. McCabe Will
Mary E. McCabe petitions for probate of Quintin H. McCabe's will and letters testamentary. Hearing set for August 26, 1974 at 9:00 a.m. in Department No. SM One, Santa Maria Superior Court. Attorneys Grossman Cox & Palmer represent the petitioner.
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Superior Court OF the
State OF California
County OF
Santa Barbara
Mary E. McCabe
Quintin H. McCabe
Department No. SM One
E. Cook Street
City of
Santa Maria
California
Reagan labels food stamps fraud target in overhaul push
Governor Ronald Reagan, speaking to the National Young Republican Foundation, calls the federal food stamp program the newest nesting place for welfare abuse and fraud and urges a federal overhaul. He cites California costs and pledges 50 reform recommendations.
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Stateline
Nev
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
The
National Young Republican Foundation
Richard Nixon
California
Ed Reinecke
Young GOP Endorses Goldwater for Ford’s Vice President Pick
The National Young Republican Federation with about 500000 members endorsed Sen. Barry Goldwater for appointment by President Ford as his vice president. Delegates at a Saturday meeting adopted a resolution praising Goldwater as uniquely qualified to help Ford unite the nation toward the 1972 Republican platform goals.
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Stateline, Nev
UPI
National Young Republican Federation
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ford
Federation
Goldwater
Heavy rains threaten drought hit midlands crops
Thunderstorms brought heavy rains to drought plagued midlands. Experts warn rains may harm crops more than help. corn losses exceed 10 billion dollars. Farmers report mud hindering field work and soil washing from soybeans while ranchers rush to sell cattle amid feed and price fears.
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United Press International
Allen Pearson
National
Kansas City
Mike McGowan
Kansas
Kansas-Missouri
Bill House
American National Cattlemen's Association
Passengers robbed on Greyhound near Thousand Oaks
Three men on a San Francisco bound Greyhound bus robbed the driver and passengers near Thousand Oaks California. They demanded money and valuables including 1200 in cash 1200 in travelers checks and about 600 in jewelry while one passenger was struck on the head with a rifle barrel. The incident featured racial slurs as the robbers urged surrender of possessions.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
UPI
Ventura County Sheriff's Deputies
North Hollywood
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Dodge Plan Room
Wilshire Boulevard
7Th and Vermont
Poli Street
Ventura
Plan Room Inc
Georgia St
Brown and Caldwell
East Huntington Drive
Alhambra
City Hall
Wilma Thomas
Quintin Henry McCabe
Debra L. MacKenzie
Grossman, Cox & Palmer
By Barnes
Young Gop
New Danish Inn
Solvang
Mission Drive
Midlands
Greyhound
Stockholm
Glenn B. Coons
ABCO
Swags
Lompoc Plaza
Nelia
Gas Company
Southern California Gas Company
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