Assembly OKs bill for secret farm worker unions in California
The California Assembly passed AB3370 creating secret ballots for farm worker union elections, backed by UFW and opposed by Teamsters and growers. The bill, advancing amid veto threats from Gov. Reagan, would establish a new state farm labor relations commission and permit recognitional strikes.
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UPI
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UFW
Teamsters
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Ronald Reagan
Richard Alatorre
Los Angeles
Alatorre
California
Bob Wood
California Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
William T. Bagley
San Quentin Installs Total Lockup After Stabbing
San Quentin prison resets total lockup after inmate Richard M. Ray is stabbed three times in the West Honor Unit. Ray, 32, a five to life term for robbery in Los Angeles county, is in serious condition with a collapsed lung. no suspects or weapon found.
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Ray
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Rose-Appointed Edgar Rose Named To California Hospital Commission
In Sacramento Gov Rose appoints Dr Edgar K Rose of Napa to the California Hospital Commission. The Legislature advances housing and utility measures including a $100 million bond plan for low and middle income housing and bills on union elections and power transmission.
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United Press International
Rose
Edgar K. Rose
Napa
California Hospital Commission
Senate
Moscone
San Francisco
California
Warren
Los Angeles
Farm
Gonzales
Bakersfield
Briggs
Fullerton
Congress Proposes Return to Standard Time This Fall
The House approved 383 to 16 to revert to standard time from this November through February 1975, suspending the 1973 Energy Act that mandated year round Daylight Saving Time. A Senate approval was expected. The change aimed to save energy but yielded less than 1 percent savings and caused safety and schedule complaints.
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UPI
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America
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Senate
Transportation Department
U S and Soviet Space Docking Plans For 1975 Rendezvous
NASA and Rockwell officials outline joint experiments for the 1975 link up of a Soyuz and an Apollo spacecraft. The mission aims to test germ interaction in space and docking life support. Three Americans and two Soviets will travel and communicate across language barriers for the 48 hour link.
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UPI
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NASA
Rockwell International
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Cape Canaveral
Russia
Soyuz
Apollo
Glynn Lunney
Lunney
Chester Lee
United States
Deke Slayton
Thomas Stafford
Vance Brand
Aleksey Leonov
Valeriy Kobasov
California population climbs to 20.93 million
California's population reached 20.93 million on July 1, up 203,000 from a year earlier, a 1 percent rise. Net civilian migration totaled 101,000 with considerable foreign influx, while natural increase fell to 117,000 in 1973-74 from 131,000 prior year.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
State Finance Department
Department
ODRINEX Claims diet aid with money-back guarantee
The advertisement promotes ODRINEX as an effective nonprescription weight loss aid. It cites thousands of women who allegedly lost 5, 10, or 20 pounds quickly and promises a satisfaction guarantee with refund if not satisfied.
Judge awards $9.2 million in fiberboard antitrust suit
UPI reporting from San Francisco says U.S. District Court Judge Alfonso J. Zirpoli approved $9.2 million in fees for about 100 lawyers after seven years of work on 140 successful anti trust suits against the gypsum industry. The settlement recovered $67.6 million, the largest without government help, as fibreboard producers cut prices after abandoning the conspiracy in 1968.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S. District Court
Alfonso J. Zirpoli
Zirpoli
John Boone
Boone
Flournoy Pushes Formal Bargaining to Prevent California Teacher Strikes
Republican gubernatorial candidate Houston J. Flournoy unveils a five page plan for public education in California proposing a formal bargaining mechanism with mediation and fact finding to avert strikes. He backs Rodda's legislation and calls for a master plan for K twelve and equalized funding with emphasis on compensatory programs and career education. An academy for educational administration would promote sound management and performance based evaluations for teachers and administrators.
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Sacramento
UPI
Houston J. Flournoy
California
Flournoy
Albert S Rodda
Senate Education Committee
Rodda
Hensive
Mixed reaction from war resisters in Canada to Ford amnesty plan
In Toronto and across Canada war resisters who fled the United States react skeptically to President Ford's conditional amnesty proposal. Gerry Condon, Amex editor, calls for unconditional amnesty and warns that two years of service would fail to win support. Jack Calhoun says provisional amnesty could allow resisters to argue their case, while stressing no crime by opposing the Vietnam War.
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UPI
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Hill
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Rasim
America
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Ont
Canada
United States
Ford
Gerry Condon
San Mateo
Calif
Amex
Condon
Vancouver
Jack Calhoun
Watertown
N.Y
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