Lawmakers to press again on labor board deadlock
In Sacramento lawmakers restart efforts to resolve a 10 week stalemate over state Agricultural Labor Relations Board funding. Senate and Assembly hearings aim to restore farm worker secret ballot elections and revive the board, with key votes tied to whether farmer backed amendments to the law pass.
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Brown Entry May Hurt Wallace Slightly in California
Sacramento reports say Governor Edmund G Brown Jr will enter the June 8 California primary. Wallace aides concede Brown may steal some votes, but Wallace will not be seriously harmed. Other candidates express concern yet plan campaigns in the state as Brown promises a full strong bid.
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Callaway probe under way
Washington authorities pursue a probe into former Army Secretary Howard Callaway over alleged improper influence to expand the Crested Butte ski area in Colorado. FBI is examining related bribery claims. Callaway denies wrongdoing as Forest Service personnel shifts follow reporting of a $135,000 payoff claim.
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Environmentalists prepare for battle over seal hunt off Newfoundland
Greenpeace president Bob Hunter led a two group protest as Greenpeace and the International Fund for Animal Welfare planned on-ice actions near Belle Isle to disrupt the Canadian seal hunt. A total of 97 000 harp pups are allowed to be killed, with the groups pledging passive and other actions from helicopters and ice floes.
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Scientists explore lunar magnetic field mystery at Houston meeting
About 700 scientists gather for the 7th Lunar Science Conference in Houston to study ancient lunar magnetism recorded in moon rocks. Researchers led by Dr Robert Pepin and Dr Larry Haskin discuss possible core dynamics and how lunar clues inform Earth's and planetary formation.
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Bomb explodes near Peron headquarters in Buenos Aires
A car bomb near the army headquarters across from President Isabel Peron's office killed one and wounded 21, blasting ten cars, smashing windows at Casa Rosada. The blast occurred at 7 38 am, injuring 15 military personnel and six civilians in the sacklock area.
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Carter and Jackson clash over health plan and bureaucracy
Carter says a national health program can be created while cutting federal agencies, promising reduced administrative costs though specifics matter less to voters. Jackson argues the goals cannot coexist and cites Georgia restructuring as a model but warns details take time. The debate unfolds amid Midwest Illinois campaigning and White House staff shakeups.
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Inmates Reach Federal Prison Record Near 1986 Projection
Attorney General Edward H. Levi reported 26,047 federal inmates on March 7, nearly 3,000 more than a year ago and about 2,000 above January. Director Norman A. Carlson noted the system runs over 22 percent above capacity with continued increases likely for years. About 250,000 jailed nationally on Jan. 1, up 24,000 from the prior year.
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