Legislature to Convene for Organizational Session Before Taxes and Schools
Sacramento reports the State Legislature will meet Monday for brief organizational duties ahead of tackling property tax relief and statewide school financing. Senate leadership elections and vacancies will be addressed, with a January return for the 1977 78 session and possible action on Serrano school finance.
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Senate
Leo T. McCarthy
Edmund G. Brown Jr
State Supreme Court
Serrano School Finance
UCSB Event Facility Wins Coastal Commission Approval
After an initial 6 to 5 vote against a 3.5 million UCSB events center, the Regional Coastal Commission approved on reconsideration 8 to 2 with one abstention. Support cited campus needs, traffic and parking concerns, and potential for student concerts, while opponents warned of campus growth and community impacts.
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Regional Coastal Commission
University of California At Santa Barbara
Stephen S. Goodspeed
Commission
Derrill Wright
Tim Terry
Robert Newdell
Goodspeed
Robertson Gym
Wright
Robertson
Peter Chapman
University
State Clearing House
Larry Kinnett
Isla Vista
David Hoskinson
Naomi Schwartz
Terry
Carl Hetrick
UCSB
Unemployment Reaches 1976 Peak as Jobless Rise
UPI reports November unemployment at 8.1 percent, the year's high, with about 200,000 people out of work. Men’s joblessness also hits a record, while total employment climbs 350,000 to 88.1 million due to strikes settlements and shifts in the labor force.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Administration
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Johns-Manville Lompoc Plant expands dust control systems
Johns-Manville begins installation of four dust control sections and a new baghouse at the Lompoc diatomaceous earth facility to meet tighter silica dust standards. Project cost is about 260000, lifting total environmental outlays since 1971 to over 2 million.
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Johns-Manville Lompoc
W.E. Benton
Benton
Lompoc
Johns- Manville
California liquor price ruling sparks cross border debate
California faces potential shifts in liquor pricing after abolishing fair trade laws. Dealers warn cost cuts could squeeze small operators while big chains gain, with Nevada stores fearing loss of California takehome business. Experts foresee delayed law changes and lasting price dynamics across state lines.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Richard Corsetti
State Alcoholic Board Appeals Board
Marin
Sol Price
San Diego
Eugene
Ken Harper
Young’s Markets
Harper
Nevada
Workers to receive pay from defunct Baker Bros. Co
Labor Commissioner Paul Hill said Surety Co. of the Pacific had posted 2500 to cover wages due seven men and one woman when Baker Bros. Co. collapsed in March. The checks will be mailed today or Monday as Ronald William Baker faces multiple counts in Lompoc. creditors and suppliers face collection troubles.
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Surety Co
the Pacific
Baker Bros. Co
Ronald William Baker
Lompoc
Baker
Colorado
Campbells
Campbell
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