Burton Seeks Local Seven Member Board For San Francisco State
San Francisco Assemblyman John L. Burton proposes a seven member local board appointed by the governor from 21 nominees to govern San Francisco State College arguing home rule over centralized control. The plan surfaces as lawmakers return to the 1969 session amid campus turmoil and a wave of get tough bills from Republicans.
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Civil service review urged before state employee raises
The California Taxpayers Association called for a thorough review of the state personnel system before approving about 100 million dollars in pay hikes for civil service employees. Robert C. Brown said the 1949 review is the last, and criticized 3278 classifications for 115000 workers as excessive and inflationary.
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Oil pact reached in union strike talks in Denver
The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union reports a tentative deal with Union-Pure Oil Co. covering 1000 striking workers and fringe benefits, offering 69.6 cents an hour over two years plus wage and tax advantages. The union aims for similar settlements across other firms as the nationwide strike enters its 10th day.
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November marks deadliest month in U S traffic history
The National Safety Council reports 5 440 traffic deaths in November 1968, up 15 percent from November 1967. Through the first 11 months of 1968 total deaths reached 50 440, about 5 percent higher than the prior year, while deaths per 100 million vehicle miles fell about 2 percent versus 1967.
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Hickel faces tough questioning as cabinet hearings begin
Senate schedules hearings on Nixon cabinet picks with Walter J. Hickel expected to face close scrutiny over conservation and policy remarks. David Packard may also encounter cautious review as Congress debates committee sizes and pay raises for members amid partisan tension.
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Jury selection begins today in Sirhan trial
Sirhan B. Sirhan’s trial enters its second week as lawyers start selecting a jury. Grant Cooper plans to challenge the jury process and exclude certain occupational groups. Judge Herbert V. Walker will privately question jurors about opinions, exposure to coverage, and views on capital punishment.
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