Democrats seek legal advice to sue Reagan over budget cuts
Sacramento Democrats seek counsel on whether some vetoed items in Governor Reagan's $7.68 billion budget are illegal. Labor groups the CHP officers association and the state employes union mull strategies from continued work to wildcat actions, while a recall petition gathers 781,209 signatures before Feb 6.
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Steel firms and union near final wage talks for 450000 workers
President Nixon urged alignment with world steel markets as labor and management resume talks to avert an August strike. Budget Director George P. Shultz expressed optimism that a walkout may be avoided, noting reduced expectations of a walkout since a White House meeting with negotiators. The agreement targets 450,000 steelworkers.
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Strike-Driven Tie-Up Grips West Coast Shipping
About 15,000 striking West Coast longshoremen idled ports from Canada to the Mexican border for a seventh day. 24 ports hindered unloaded cargo while talks with the Pacific Maritime Association stalled. ILWU seeks a 32 hour guarantee for part timers, a two year contract with raises, higher wages, and pension benefits for longshore workers.
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Reagan recall drive targets California governor
A new recall petition against Gov. Ronald Reagan filed by the Reagan Recall Committee seeks 781,209 signatures to force a recall election. The group, led by John L Sporich and regional directors Tom and Sue Scheibal, argues Reagan discredits American and California heritage and imposes taxes while shielding himself from costs. The effort has until Feb 6 to gather signatures.
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Tropical Storm Arlene veers off coast as midwest storms rage
Arlene curves away from the East Coast racing across the ocean while severe thunderstorms strike the midwest. In North Dakota flash floods and tornadoes injure several people as Minot receives heavy rainfall, and hail damages crops in Kansas Goodland. Montana Idaho gusts reach 60 mph.
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Fund-raising party aids Hoffa as parole decision looms
A Miami Beach benefit drew over 2600 attendees and raised more than 130000 for imprisoned James R. Hoffa to help cover legal costs. Hoffa’s parole reconsideration was scheduled amid ongoing Teamsters activity and public support despite his four years in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary.
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Lompoc Record Staff and Officers Listing
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California under Superior Court Decree No 47065 this legal newspaper details the Lompoc Record leadership including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam Editor Harry J Crompe Vice President Lawrence C Grossman Board Member Donald Adam Business Manager Gaylen Jackson Treasurer Tim Conner Mechanical Clete Lunny Advertising Wesley Huffman Circulation Ray McCuen News Betty Laurent Society Scott Ostler Sports Wilma Jack Vaughn Proctor Dan Duffy and photographer details.
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Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Corona may return to jail Friday after heart trouble
Juan V. Corona, 37, suspected killer of 25 transient farm workers, could be moved back to Sutter County Jail from hospital Friday if his heart stabilizes. Dr. Leavenworth said diversionary therapy like leatherwork may help him cope with emotional tension from the case as a July 13 preliminary hearing looms and a grand jury probes the killings.
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Reagan reviews board action allowing redwood clear-cutting
Resources Secretary Norman Livermore disclosed a report with questions about the State Board of Forestry decision to permit Simpson Lumber Co. to clear-cut 146000 acres of redwoods along a 70 mile coast in Del Norte and Humboldt counties. Livermore voiced concern and said he doubts Reagan will reverse the ruling.
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Bail bond measure approved to curb checkbook justice
The Assembly Criminal Justice Committee backed a bill by Assemblyman William T. Bagley to curb bail bondsmen and require judges to release defendants on their own promise or under restricted conditions. A 10 percent cash deposit to the court would replace bondsmen with a 90 percent refundable deposit if the defendant appears in court.
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