California teachers gain collective bargaining rights in Assembly
A bill extending bargaining rights to public school teachers from kindergarten through community college advanced in the Assembly Public Employees Committee. The broader measure covering state and local workers stalled in the Senate Governmental Organization Committee despite hours of hearings and intensive negotiations by Gov. Brown and Speaker McCarthy. The Assembly narrowly kept AB1781 alive with amendments excluding police and allowing religious objections to union activity, but the measure remains contested and poised for another hearing to meet a Friday deadline.
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UPI
Assembly
Senate
Assembly Public Employes
Albert S. Rodda
Ways and Means
Enaite Governmental Organization Committee
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Edwin L. Z’berg
L A County to open assassination probe in Kennedy case
Los Angeles supervisors vote to back a suit on possible second gun and request reexamination of ballistics from the 1969 Sirhan Sirhan trial. Acting District Attorney John Howard agrees. officials seek full public answer about conspiracy or CIA involvement. The inquiry follows decades of questions about Kennedy’s murder.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Kennedy
Board of Supervisors
Sirhan Sirhan
Sirhan
John Howard
Kenneth Hahn
CIA
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Three men to die by firing squad in Utah murder case
Craig Marvel Gypsy Codianna and Irvin Dunsdon were condemned by Judge Edward Sheyn for the revenge killing of cyclist Michael Hogan during a drugs and alcohol spree. They chose death by firing squad or hanging, with firing squad set for Oct 2 unless appeals delay the sentence. Hogan was dragged beaten and shot after testifying in a drug trial.
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Price
Utah
UPI
Rey
Utah Supreme Court
Craig Marvel
Gypsy Codianna
Irvin Dunsdon
Edward Sheyn
Michael Hogan
Hogan
Salt Lake City
California risks federal welfare funds to challenge paperwork
Sacramento disputes a federal directive that California failed to comply with minor technical advertising rules for welfare programs. Health and Welfare Secretary Mario Obledo says the state would lose about 245 million dollars in federal aid daily if required to redo the ad campaign, and rejects a 65 thousand dollar readvertising cost as unnecessary.
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UPI
Brown
U.S
Mario Obledo
F. David Mathews
U.S. Health and Welfare
Obledo
California
Mathews
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Sheya
Codianna
Waterbury Conn
Dunsdon
Bingham Canyon
Marvel
Laguna Beach, Calif
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Pyle Tech Ulm Alle 1A
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Reveeno
K Mart
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SS. Kresge CO
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Torrence
Santa Fe Springs
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