Sheriff Salary Fight Prompts Legal Action and Possible Job Action
The Sheriffs Relief and Benefit Assn signals legal action after salary negotiations fail. The Board of Supervisors declines to void the June 1 salary ordinance amid talk of writs and potential work stoppage. Association president Dicus says members will decide on possible actions while union partners may join to challenge the pay ordinance.
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Board of Supervisors
Allan Chitterman
Sheriff's Department
Association
Richard Dicus
Raymond D. Johnson
Lake Tahoe
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Chitterman
Johnson
Wilbur S. Wagstaff
George Kading
County Employees Assn
Typhoon roars into Hong Kong killing and wrecking havoc
Typhoon Rose lashed Hong Kong with 155 mph winds causing a ferryboat capsizing and 37 ships to run aground. At least 25 killed with 10 to 95 missing, 40 hospitalized, 300 injured, and 1,500 homes lost amid floods and landslides.
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Nixon meets leaders on economic plan amid labor backlash
President Nixon spends two and a half hours with top Democratic and Republican leaders to win backing for his 90 day wage price tax cut freeze, while AFL-CIO leaders condemn the move as discriminatory and labor pushes for action. Treasury hints tuition hikes for colleges amid the debate as Congress remains in recess and stock markets react.
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Meany
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D-Ark
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Senate
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Carl Albert
Southeast Asia
Manila
Hugh Scott
Wall Street, Nixon program spark market surge
Confidence in President Nixon's new economic policy sent stocks rallying on Monday. NYSE volume hit 31.73 million, the Dow rose 32.93 to 888.95, and advancing issues led by big gains in IBM and Chrysler. Amex also climbed as GM and Ford paused due to heavy orders.
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European nations weigh bloc to curb dollar crisis
Diplomatic sources warn failure to end the dollar crisis could spawn a European monetary bloc hostile to U S interests and spur isolationism. Britain urged a multilateral summit of the 10 leading banking nations and a Brussels finance ministers meeting among France West Germany Italy and Benelux nations was scheduled for Thursday.
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Japan
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South Vietnam Reinforces Defenses as U S Strikes North
South Vietnamese troops shore up the Demilitarized Zone south of the DMZ while American B52s pound Communist positions and infiltration routes. The 101st Airborne moves toward Mai Loe as rumors of wage and salary freezes complicate local government payroll plans.
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Stewart Kellerman
101St Airborne Division
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Mai Loe
Cam Lo
Quang Tri
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