S P grants Surf access to depot area in Miami Beach
Southern Pacific Railroad officials reached a plan allowing Surf beach access by moving fence to the rear of the remodeled depot and not enforcing trespassing. Crews work next week to adjust fencing. public parking and beach use to be regulated for safety.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Surf Beach
S.P
Jay Long
Long
George Cotsenmeyer
Francis Beattie
George Hutson
Chamber of Commerce
Earle Sweetland
Lompoc
Harry J. Crompe
Bob Thurston
Surf Station
Union Leaders Split Over McGovern Endorsement
AFL CIO President Meany convenes executive council as two national union chiefs declare support for Nixon, deem McGovern's platform unacceptable. Lyons and Calhoun praise Nixon on Vietnam, law and order, and maritime policy while federation deliberates endorsement timing and stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
McGovern
Miami Beach
Jerry Wurf
American Federation of State
Patrick Gorman
Butchers
Meany
I.W. Abel
Steel Workers Union
Afl-Cio Council
Afl-Cio General Board
Executive Council
Chicago
Nixon
Calhoun
Lyons
MEBA
Afl-Cio Nage
Sen. McGovern
NAGE
Vietnam
International Brotherhood of Police Officers
NAGB
School board to meet on budget and actions
The board schedules a Monday 6 p.m. meeting at the Central Administration Building to adopt the 1972-73 district budget with a $12.7 million outlay and a $3.77 tax rate. A public hearing and final adoption are planned for August 1 if staff recommendations are followed.
Westwood Made First Woman DNC Chair In McGovern Victory
Jean Westwood of Utah was approved as the first woman chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The convention endorsed her after McGovern’s nomination win, while Basil Paterson was proposed for vice chair to broaden representation and align with reform aims.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Jean Westwood
Utah
Democratic National Committee
George McGovern
New York
McGovern
Westwood
West Jordan
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
U. S
California
Judge bars $1.90 wage from control exemptions
Federal Judge William B. Jones barred using a $1.90 per hour ceiling to exempt workers from wage controls in a COLC wage stabilization challenge. AFL-CIO and IUEW argued for $3.35, which would affect more workers. Jones suggested $3.35 as reasonable but did not set a new ceiling. The ruling impacts millions and likely moves to the appeals court.
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Washington
UPI
US District Court
William B. Jones
Cost of Living Council
COLC
US Court of Appeals
Jones
Afl-Cio
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUEW
Labor Department
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Stew Albert
Youth International Party
Alan Ginsburg
Richard Nixon
Zippies
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Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Albert
Flamingo Ark
Lom Day
Johns- Manville Products Co
Delores Beebe
United States
Hawaii
Canada
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Charles M. Teague
Allanancock College
California State College of Los Angeles
Mike O’malley
Dan Duffy
Salinger
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