Saigon Keeps Peace Demands Firm in Paris Talks
South Vietnam stance remains intransigent on basic terms in Paris negotiations. Kissinger plans Paris talks after meetings in Washington and Florida with Nixon. UPI reports note U.S. aid pressures and continued insistence on cease fire terms.
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United Press International
Nguyen Phu Duc
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Paris
Saigon
White House
Florida
Nixon
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
United States
Thieu
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Wagner
U.S
South Vietnam
UPI
George Libera
Do or die for tax bill as Reagan allies push passage
In Sacramento the Senate raced toward midnight adjournment over a 1.1 billion property tax relief school aid plan. Sen David Roberts announced support, clearing a crucial vote after 13 holdouts faced heavy pressure from educators and lawmakers debated the measure.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
David A. Roberts
Los Angeles
Roberts
Senate
UPI
van Nuys
Nicholas C. Petris
D-Oakland
Ralph C. Dills
D-Gardena
Reagan
Mexico
Union Rejects Johns Manville Offer In Local 146 Contract Fight
Members of Local 146 the International Chemical Workers Union rejected a salary and fringe benefit offer from Johns Manville Products Co. They denied asking for strike sanction and stated there would be no strike. About 400 workers affected. they have worked without a contract since Oct 25.
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Chemical Workers Union
Johns-Manville Products Co
Tom McCall
International Chemical Workers Union
International
J-M
Senate moves to debate pay raise bill for lawmakers
The California Senate set aside its rules to debate a pay raise bill for legislators today without a committee hearing. Introduced by Sen. Alan Short, the measure would raise salaries from 19200 to 23040 annually, effective Dec 2 1974, on the last day of the 1972 session.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Alan Short
D-Stockton
Shultz to stay as treasury secretary in Nixon 2nd term
George P. Shultz will remain as treasury secretary and take on expanded duties as a presidential assistant leading a new Cabinet level Council on Economic Policy. He will coordinate domestic and international economic policy and head the economic czar for the administration.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Shultz
White House
Nixon
Labor, Commerce, Agriculture, Transportation and State Departments
Council of Economic
Proposed 23-foot Sign for H Street at Ocean in Lompoc
State Division of Highways backs a 23 ft six inch high illuminated highway directional sign across southbound H Street between Walnut and Ocean. The 42 ft long steel structure would hold two green signs guiding to Highways 1 and 246 and Ocean for NASA and Surf, with a 18 ft 6 in clearance and estimated cost of $5,000. The plan follows a chamber complaint and will be discussed at the Lompoc City Council meeting Tuesday night.
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Steve LA Rue
State Division of Highways
North H Street
Walnut
Ocean Avenues
Ralph Lejon
Ocean
NASA
Surf
H Street
Lejon
Division of Highways
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce Highway Division
Harley Craig
Chamber
H and Ocean
Craig
Highway 1
Lompoc
al Autry
County Board considers two new government positions
The Board of Supervisors will hear a recommendation to hire a criminalist at 1622 dollars monthly, as urged by District Attorney Milner, and create an assistant agricultural agent role to aid Agricultural Commissioner Hall. Funding of fifty thousand dollars is pledged to establish a county crime laboratory, with space likely from a Goleta Valley research firm.
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Board of Supervisors
David D. Milner
Graydon Hall
Raymond D. Johnson
California
Agricultural Department
Hall
Minier
Cecil Hitler
Santa Clara County
Goleta Valley
City weighs effects of federal cutback on sewer plant plan
City Administrator Gene Wahlers reports uncertainty over Nixon administration fund impoundment and how it affects the regional sewer treatment plant. He notes possible carryover of funds, state attorney general ruling on Clean Water Bond monies, and sharing formulas with 75 percent federal funding. Voters previously approved a 1.5 million bond for an 13 million plant contingent on grants.
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Gene Wahlers
Nixon
Wahlers
San Francisco
State Attorney General
State Water Resources Control Board
Lompoc
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Ziegler
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Peter Flanigan
Council On International Economic Policy
Council of International Economic Policy
Cost of Living Council
Key Biscayne
Autry
UCSB
San Luis Obispo
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