Labor talks continue between J M and union in Lompoc
Top officials of the International Chemical Workers Union and Johns Manville meet with federal mediators in the County Administration building to resolve a seven week dispute that has idled 500 Lompoc workers. About 150 union supporters and families gathered outside as sessions wrapped and mayor Stevens observed.
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International Chemical Workers Union
Johns- Manville Products Co
Art Wood
Tom McCall
A.B. Marchant
J-M
R.G. Reed
M.A. Tappin
C.A. Carlson
Paul Barnum
Federal
Frank Allen
Pat Leyden
Federal Mediator and Conciliation Service Office
San Francisco
Allen
Eugene C. Stevens
Lands panel upstnte in channel oil game
San Diego dispatch reports a new plan requires oil companies to submit a comprehensive analysis proving need for more oil before gaining permission to drill along the California coastline. The ruling shapes future exploration on the west coast.
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San Diego
UPI
West
California
Coastline Commission tightens offshore oil controls plan
In a two day meeting the California Coastline Commission urged offshore drilling limits. It called for five and ten year programs, shared facilities, and a 100 million oil spill liability fund. The plan awaits legislative action, with temporary authority through 1977 and hearings pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Coastline Commission
State Resources Agency
Ford to push oil tariff hike sparking Capitol showdown
President Ford plans to sign a proclamation to raise crude oil duties by 1 dollar a barrel on Feb 1 2 on March 1 and 3 on April 1 a move critics say will lift gasoline prices and test Congress with 90 day delay battles while governors threaten legal action to block the hike and senators propose rationing or suspending the increase.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Federal Energy Administration
Nessen
Capitol Hill
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Chamber of Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mike Mansfield
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Simon
Altman
New England
Bank's broke debtor policy finds jobs for delinquents
In Norristown Pennsylvania Suburban Bank president John Carr opts to place 22 delinquent loan customers into jobs after learning 87 were unemployed. Edward Meister of Transicoil Inc cooperates and three days later workers are hired as maintenance staff machinists and drivers. The move aims to help borrowers and recover loan payments amid widespread layoffs.
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Norristown
UPI
John Carr
Suburban Bank
Consumer Loan Department
Carr
Edward Meister
Transicoil Inc
Worcester
Meister
Norreen Lawless
Lee Tire & Rubber Co
Lawless
Simon seeks $109 billion debt boost to top $600 billion
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon asks Congress to raise the national debt ceiling by 109 billion to exceed 600 billion by mid-1976. He notes the move supports Ford tax cuts and anti-recession steps, warning of a 17 percent debt rise in 16 months.
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Ford
Congress
Nessen
United States
Simon
Washington
UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Lompoc considers 1.8 million in block grant spending
City hearing on Community Development Block Grant funds drew about 25 residents with ideas from street lighting to sidewalks and a municipal ice rink. Proposals included an emergency care system like Santa Barbara and plans to boost the economy, while staff will assess eligibility and prepare recommendations for the City Council ahead of April 15 grant deadlines.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
al Autry
Autry
Charlotte Benton
Tony Armus
North A St
Santa Barbara
Hellen Elliot
West Prune Ave
Floyd Cameron
North Third St
Charles Carmichael
Association
City Planning Commission
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Liniment
Harlem Clowns
Rod Waters
Frank Berardi
Cachuma
Ronald Reagan
al Ullman
William J. Green
D-Pa
William Simon
Tycoon
Joe Valencia
North First St
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