Back Pay Up To 83 Million For California State Workers
More than 100000 current and former state employees will receive retroactive pay and interest after the U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing immediate payment. About 83 million dollars will be distributed to 83000 civil service workers and 17000 non academic staff in higher education, with checks mailing next week.
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Sacramento
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Washington
California
Cost of Living Council
Ken Cory
Cory
CSEA
U.S. Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
Temporary
Emergency Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
State Supreme Court
Brown's 11.6 Billion Budget Passes After Hospital Stay
In a bitter partisan clash in Sacramento, Democratic Assemblyman Curtis Tucker, recovering from heart surgery, cast the decisive 54th vote to approve Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s 11.6 billion budget and the tax revision measure. Republicans decried the move as McCarthy trampling minority rights while Tucker's return enabled a two thirds vote for the measures. The budget goes to the Senate where it faced routine rejection, with further action needed before Sunday deadline.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Leo T. McCarthy
Tucker
Los Angeles
Capitol
McCarthy
Senate
Senate Assembly
Brown
Leo
Joseph Montoya
D-La Puente
Inglewood
Richard Hayden
Sunnyvale
Paul Priolo
Pacific Palisade
John V. Briggs
Fullerton
California Republicans clash over Ford and Reagan bid
California leaders spar over backing Ford or Reagan for 1976. Attorney General Younger and GOP chairman Haerle press Ford in state, prompting Reagan allies to accuse party neutrality breach as polls show Reagan favored by 39 percent vs Ford 30.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Evelle J. Younger
Paul Haerle
GOP
Paul
Haerle
Severe Thunderstorms Drench Texas Rains Flood Major Areas
More than a foot of rain drenched portions of Texas as storms produced funnel clouds and lightning. Sourlake reported 17 inches, Houston and Beaumont flooded, and 15 Texarkana homes flooded. A tornado near the Astrodome and a shipyard funnel cloud were observed. traffic snarled and a Cubs Astro game delayed at the Astrodome.
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United Press International
Texas
Lone Star
Sourlake
Tex
Lamberton
Devil's Lake
Deneville
Wisebluff
Houston
Beaumont
Texarkana
Tax Play Money Protest By Regal Beloit Workers
Regal Beloit Corp and employees protested federal spending by donating 3 million dollars in play money to U S Senators Adlai Stevenson and Charles Percy. A list detailed tax payments and expenditures including a yacht for Marshal Tito, studies of frisbees and Polish frogs, and various odd research grants.
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South Beloit, Ill
UPI
Regal Beloit Corp
Illinois U.S
Regal Beloit
Ter
Rence Hill
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Pentagon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Assembly Gop
Robert Beverly
Manhattan Beach
Beverly
Younger
San Francisco
Mike Montgomery
South Pasadena
Montgomery
Thomas Campbell
Fresno
State Republican Central Committee
The
California Republican Assembly
Gerald Ford
Texas Panhandle
Louisiana
Missouri
Bayou
Wellington
Kan
Brunswick
Lake Charles
Plains
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic Coast
Pyp
Jim’s
ONE Hour Cleaners
William’s Bros. Shopping Center
Tan
Santa Ynez Valley
Neduntary
Veterans Memorial Building
Solvang, California
Unit OF
United Voluntary Services
U.V.S
England
Mississippi
Ford Motor Co
Jcpenney
M.L
Lompoc
Sale
Dacron
Dad
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