Welfare debate stalls as Reagan and lawmakers clash
Sacramento negotiations enter fifth day with key issues unresolved. Talks focus on open versus closed end welfare budget, cost of living hikes, food stamps, job training, and counting outside income. Democrats push for assurances, $10 million for training, and avoid low wage work incentives.
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Reagan
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Assembly Welfare Committee
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New senator gives Democrats edge in California Senate
Newly elected Sen. David A. Roberti, age 32, strengthens the Democratic 21 vote edge in the California Senate, enabling easier passage of reapportionment and partisan bills. He defeated Republican Bill Brophy to fill the vacancy left by George Danielson and will influence district redraws and minority representation while promising bipartisan cooperation on redistricting.
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George Danielson
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Los Angeles
Dymally
Wtll
California
Tehachapi
Fred Marler
Redding
Governors to hold West Coast dock strike summit
California Oregon and Washington governors join President Bridges and PMA leader Edmond Flynn at a San Francisco summit to push coastwide negotiations amid a 30 day longshoremen strike idling 150 ships. Curtis Counts arranged talks to avert further layoffs and economic disruption including potential sugar refinery closure.
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International Longshoremens and Warehousemens Union
PMA
Building Contractors Association
Rail strike triggers cutbacks and price hikes nationwide
The United Transportation Union strike halts lines and prompts Ford to close three plants idling 8,600 workers in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. GM and Chrysler warn impacts to come while California farmers face up to 5 million dollars daily losses. Coal and poultry sectors also feel the squeeze as rail action widens.
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Nationwide Storms Trim Temperatures Across Midwestern States
A high pressure system drove temperatures to new lows from Iowa to Oklahoma while showers and storms traced the cold front from the Appalachians to Texas. Tornadoes and high winds damaged homes near Houston and Waco, caused flooding near Fort Worth, and knocked out electricity in several Texas areas. In New York, a verified tornado touched down near Mahopac with damage in Putnam and Orange counties. Temperatures ranged from 41 to 97 across the nation.
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Maine
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Hudson Valley
National Weather Service
Mahopac
Hudson River
Putnam County
Orange County
Steelworkers Readying for Nationwide Steel Strike
Steelworkers prepare for a nationwide shutdown slated to begin Saturday night as negotiations stall with nine major producers. Banks of blast furnaces are being shut, 174 coke ovens at Fairless Works halted, and U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel take steps to drain furnaces and move supplies while auto makers brace for impact.
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N.Y
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Lackawanna, N.Y
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