J-M labor talks stall as impasse over rehiring and cost of living rises
A hastily arranged session with federal mediator Frank Allen failed to bridge gaps between the International Chemical Workers Union Local 146 and Johns Manville Corp. over rehiring a discharged worker Eugene Mitty and cost of living increases. Union leader Tom McCall said Marchant assurances were not substantiated, leaving 500 union members idled since Dec. 9.
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Vaughn Proctor
Chemical Workers Union
Johns-Manville Corp
Frank Allen
Local 146
Tom McCall
J-M Club
McCall
Eugene Mitty
E. Olive Ave
Mitty
J-M
Art Woods
Norwalk
A.B. Marchant
Marchant
Denver
Woods
Allen
Lompoc
C.A. Carlson
Barnum
Union Hall
Johns Manville
Paul Barnum
J-M. Lompoc
E.C. Stevens
Jerry Levine
International Chemical Union
Nate Allen
Local police bust mini drug factory and seize barbiturate stock
Three people Jimmy Dale Vincent 26 Carol Jean Vincent 22 and Lawrence Harley Craig 20 were arrested in a raid on a tract home. Officers seized six ounces of marijuana a large amount of barbiturate powder and equipment for capsule loading a marijuana growing hothouse and weapons. Bail set at 5000 for the Vincents and 1000 for Craig.
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Jimmy Dale Vincent
Carol Jean Vincent
N. Lupine St
Lawrence Harley Craig
St. Vincent
Craig
Lompoc
Keith Bobb
Vincent
Bobb
Bill Zeigler
Zeigler
Feds tighten security after bombings nationwide
Federal buildings across the United States increased patrols and entry checks after a $350,000 State Department blast and a bungled Oakland explosive attempt. Weather Underground claimed responsibility for the State Department hit. FBI launched an intensive inquiry as threats prompted evacuations of Interior and Treasury facilities.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Oakland
Calif
Arthur F. Sampson
General Services Administration
Weather Underground
Sampson
GSA
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Interior
Treasury Departments
Indeterminate Prison Sentences Called Torture by Psychiatrist
Sacramento UPI Berkeley psychiatrist Dr. Lee Coleman told the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee that indeterminate terms violate prisoners by fostering release uncertainty and abuses in rehab. He cited drug-induced suffocation, excessive tranquilizers, and psychosurgery as torture linked to the system.
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Sacramento
UPI
Berkeley
California
Lee Coleman
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Coleman
Phil Guthrie
Department of Corrections
Guthrie
Weather outlook with fair temps and rising clouds
Weather remains fair tonight with increasing cloudiness Friday and little temperature change. Highs in the 50s, lows mid 20s to mid 30s, northerly winds 5 to 15 mph shifting to westerly Friday. Friday tides include high tides of 5.2 feet at 12:36 a.m. and 4.6 feet at 12:34 p.m., low tides 0.9 foot at 6:42 a.m. and 0.4 foot at 6:49 a.m.
Ford orders veterans payments sped up and spending cut
President Ford instructed faster disbursement of 335.6 million to veterans to boost spending and asked Congress to cancel or defer 2.6 billion in other spending. Checks totaling 177.8 million will be mailed within 45 days and the rest funds premiums and new insurance, targeting WWI WWII and Korean veterans.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
President extends Viet clemency by one month
Ford extended the Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters clemency program to March 1, extending it 30 days from January 31 after noting a surge in applications. Press Secretary Ron Nessen cited increased inquiries and publicity as reasons for the delay and indicated no current plans to extend further.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Departments of Justice and Defense
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Charles Goodell
The
Clemency Bobard
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