Farm measures fail in Legislature as initiative looms
In Sacramento the Labor Relations Committee killed bills for secret ballot farm worker elections. The Agricultural Labor Relations Initiative, already filed with 520000 signatures, seeks a statewide vote in November. Clerks have until June 29 to validate signatures. Assemblyman Wood withdrew AB 9 citing lack of support, but polls show strong district approval for secret ballots.
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Sacramento
Capitol
State Assembly
Agricultural Labor Relations Initiative
Labor Relations Committee
Bob Wood
Greenfield
Walter Powers
Wood
Salinas Valley
Assembly
John Harmer
Senate
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Peter Chacon
San Diego
Joe Gonsalves
la Mirada
Alex Garcia
Los Angeles
Alister McAlister
Santa Clara
William Ketchum
Paso Robles
W. Don MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Floyd Wakefield
South Gate
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
Multiple Marriages Licensed in Lompoc Area
A series of marriage licenses were issued in Lompoc for pairs including Puett Lafayette Willcox III and Karen Ray Christensen. Russell Harold Smith and Jeanette Eve Hunt. Neil Bernard Baumgarder and Patricia Ann Willhelm. and several other couples. The report notes the broader legislative debate on secret ballot elections and farm labor relations, citing bills by Powers and Wood and referencing related actions in Arizona and by Cesar Chavez.
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Lompoc
Puett Lafayette Willcox, III
Constellation Rd
Vandenberg Village
Karen Ray Christensen
M. St. Lompoc
Russell Harold Smith
Acampo
Jeanette Eve Hunt
Nectarine Ave
Neil Bernard Baumgarder
Patricia Ann Willhelm
Fourth St
Gerald Frank Andrews
Kalkaska
Mich
Ilse Rittenhouse
North L St
William Lee Rickman
Santa Ynez
Judy Ann Clause
Solvang
George Harris Oster
E. Pine Ave
Alita Verzosa
Pine Ave
Daniel Henry Graber
North G St
Dolores Anne Dufresne
Orilla
Mission Hills
Michael Glenn Hilley
Debra Kay Hill
North O St
Gerald Eugene Motter
N. Third St
Jane Lee Kroening
North B St
Tommy Ed Gooch
Rigel Ave
Linda Kathleen Smole
Part time degree programs expand at UCSB and campus
UCSB announces two Extended Degree Project programs to start this fall in Santa Barbara and Ventura. A bachelor of arts in law and society aims to integrate law with social sciences, while a master of science in electrical engineering targets advanced students in Ventura and Navy personnel at Point Mugu. Fees are $100 and $110 per quarter respectively, with details via the UCSB Director of Extended Degree Project.
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Santa Barbara
Ventura
UCSB
University of California
Law
United States Navy
Point Mugu
Berkeley
Riverside
Santa Cruz
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South Vietnam
Chan Thanh
Cory- Wood
Ways and Means Committee
Arizona
United Farm Workers
Cesar Chavez
ABC
Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Department of Industrial Relations
Powers
No. H St. RE
Rancho Maria Golf Club
Maria
King’s
King‘s
China
Jack O’keefe
Carroll Sharp
Orcutton Highway
Cosmolio Ad
Santa Maria California
Kroebler
Kroehler
Bassett
Pecia i Secial
Wafehouse
King Store
North E Street
Lompoc, Calif
Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Catherine Lloyd
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