Legislature Acts To Raise Pay And Pensions
In a push before a summer recess, Senate committees back pay raises to 23 040 annually and added retirement benefits for senior members. Assembly backs a pension boost exceeding 15 million over five years for the legislative plan.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assembly
Legislative Pension Plan
Anthony C. Beilenson
Los Angeles
Beilenson
Rules Committee
Finance Committee
Capitol
Nurses Vote on End to 20-Day Bay Area Strike
About 4,400 nurses meet at Cow Palace to ratify a tentative contract ending a 20 day strike against 41 hospitals in the Bay Area. The pact followed a 43 hour bargaining session between the California Nurses Association and three hospital groups. Nurses pressed to have a voice in staffing decisions to improve patient care, while hospitals argued staffing is for administrators and doctors.
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San Francisco
UPI
Cow Palace
California Nurses Association
San Francisco Bay Area
San Jose
Sacramento
CNA
AMA approves watchdog program to monitor medical care
The American Medical Association backed a PSRO watchdog plan to monitor quality and costs in federal health programs, approving the stance 185 to 57 after years of debate. The move sets up 200 doctor groups by 1976, while critics warn of stifled innovation and privacy concerns.
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Chicago
API
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Utah
Liberals halt bid on tax cut tied to debt bill
Liberal senators led by Edward M. Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey abandoned their effort to attach a tax cut and ending the oil depletion allowance to a debt bill. The Senate passed a debt measure raising the limit to 495 billion through March 31 with no amendments, sending the bill to President Nixon during his Moscow visit.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
Nixon
Moscow
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Humphrey
3M Company
Sacramento Daily Ledger: Lawmakers Discuss Reforms and Appointments
United Press International reports in Sacramento on Governor Cummings appointing Redlands mayor Jack Cummings to the Council on Intergovernmental Relations and the resignation of Robert W. Sigg from the Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board. The article lists multiple legislative items including voting rights for parolees, court district reorganization, pollution enforcement, transit ticket forgery, and retirement benefits for legislators.
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Cummings
Jack Cummings
Redlands
Council On Intergovernmental Relations
Sigg
Robert W. Sigg
Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board
Senate
Lebanon seeks weapons from Arab allies amid Israeli air threat
Government sources in Beirut said Lebanon will ask Arab allies for missiles to blunt Israeli air attacks while likely rejecting a proposal to station Egyptian warplanes on Lebanese soil. Sadat offered Egyptian air units to defend Lebanon’s skies in a Cairo interview.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Anwar Sadat
al Sayyad
ACLU Attacks Court Ruling On Prison Discipline Rules
The ACLU says the Supreme Court's new prison discipline rules fall short of full due process for inmates charged with serious misconduct. The court also delays ruling on school busing in Detroit and hears oral arguments later in July on executive privilege.
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ACLU
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Nixon
Detroit
Byron R. White
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