Union plans noon protest at J M plant despite canceled Aug 19 action
Local 146 of the International Chemical Workers Union says a lunch hour demonstration at Johns Manville in Lompoc remains planned after an Aug 19 cancellation. They demand health screenings including sputum cytology to detect asbestos exposure and a formal health hazard evaluation by state or federal agencies.
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International Chemical Workers Union
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James Dahlgren
Cedars Sinai Hospital
Lompoc
Long Beach
Dahlgren
GOP Floor Fights Set Over ERA and Panama Canal at Convention
Conservatives backing Reagan vow to challenge Ford on foreign policy and ERA while endorsing other party planks. The ERA vote split 51 to 47 after a lengthy debate as advocates pressed to revert the party from earlier ERA support. Ford's camp claims a victory and positions on abortion and energy remain contentious.
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UPI
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U.S
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ERA
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Reagan
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Two Women Murdered Near Santa Cruz in Redwood Grove
Homicide detectives study remains of two young women found near Henry Cowell State Park. Victims identified as Vicki Bezore, 31, and Mary Gorman, 21. Car linked to one victim found with blood stains. suspect leads being pursued.
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Henry Cowell
John Linley Frazier
Herbert Mullin Jr
Edmund Emil Kemper II
San Francisco
Norea
Highway 9
Ford delegate hunter sees first vote win
Ford campaign chief James Baker outlines a state by state delegate count showing 1,135 first ballot votes and a path to victory on the first or a possible second ballot. The breakdown favors Ford in West Virginia and several other states with Reagan at 1,031 delegates and 93 uncommitted. Weather updates follow with coastal tides and weekend forecasts.
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Hunter
James Baker
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Baker
Reagan
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North Dakota
Virginia
Maine
John R. Linnell
John Connally
St. Louis
Sen
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Buckley
City approves three new staffers amid grant and bus program
Lompoc City Council votes to spend 43 800 to hire three staffers an equipment mechanic an urban planner and a fiscal services assistant The plan aims to support a pilot public transportation program two Mercedes diesel buses and expanded grant work including Community Development Block Grant administration and project funding potential.
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Lompoc
Gene L. Wahlers
San Francisco
Wahlers
Council
Bay Area
Ric Rea
Bob Livingstone
Department of Housing and Urban Development
CDGE
Hays quits re election bid amid health and harassment
Rep Wayne Hays D Ohio announces withdrawal from his re election race citing health concerns and harassment of his family. He had faced ethics scrutiny after admitting an affair with aide Elizabeth Ray who claimed he paid her 14000 a year for services. Hays had built a power base on the House Administration Committee and faced campaign fund accusations. He said he will retire at end of current term and had previously indicated a gubernatorial bid.
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UPI
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Miss Ray
East Liverpool
Washington Post
Roberta Resnick
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