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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1976

Page

5

California at a glance roundup of farm labor, drought aid, and local notes

UPI reports include the United Farm Workers plan to start signatures on a petition to reinstate the Agriculture Labor Relations Act despite a revived board question. Earl Butz promises emergency drought aid for California farmers losing crops and livestock. Henry Fonda remains in good condition after surgery and may be discharged soon. Malibu may become a city with 2,750 signatures backing incorporation. Four Black Muslims face sentencing for the Zebra street killings. DOJ says up to 40 people indicted in a large airborne marijuana smuggling ring from Sonora to Imperial County.

Sacramento UPI U.S. Agriculture Earl Butz California Butz Los Angeles Malibu Pacific Ocean Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors San Diego Justice Department Caborca Sonora Mexico Imperial County

Governor appoints public adviser to state Energy Commission

The governor named Carolyn L. Kemmler of Sacramento as public adviser to the California Energy Commission. Senate Rules approved Brown appointee Anon Forrest to the Housing and Community Development Commission. A voice vote sent Brown education appointees to the Educational Employment Relations Board. A massive tax shift proposal would swap property taxes on owner occupied homes for a new transfer tax on home sales, plus higher sales, income and cigarette taxes.

Governor Energy Carolyn L. Kemmler Sacramento State Energy Commission Senate Edmund G. Brown Jr Anon Forrest Housing and Community Development Commission Brown Educational Employment Relations Board Reginald H. Alleyne Jerison H. Cossack Raymond Gonzales Behr R-Tiburon Ayala

Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant to be Modified for Earthquake Risks

PG&E says it will make needed changes at the Diablo Canyon nuclear site near San Luis Obispo after earthquake studies reveal an undersea fault close to the plant. The NRC will require reports on necessary changes and delays of six months or more may occur. Harold Denton notes prior predictions are no longer appropriate.

San Francisco UPI Pacific Gas and Electric Co Diablo Canyon San Luis Obispo Atomic Energy Pg&e Nuclear Regulatory Commission Harold Denton Commission

Arson Fire Kills Two Children in Richmond House

An arsonist threw a firebomb through a living room window as nine children slept in a Richmond home. Two youngsters died and two others were badly burned. a 14 year old babysitter watched over the children. Kenneth Modica was arrested nearby amid tensions with the house owner Margie Hubbard. Linda Moore 6 and Denita Bates 5 months died, with Brenda Moore and Derica Bates hospitalized in burn units.

Richmond Calif UPI Kenneth N. Modica Modica Margie Hubbard Linda Moore Denita Bates San Francisco Brookside Linda Brenda Moore Denita Derica Bates

California Senate shelves tax on owner occupied homes

A constitutional amendment to end property taxes on owner occupied homes was introduced by Sen. Peter H. Behr. The plan funds losses with a five percent transfer fee on home sales and a 20 percent state income tax surcharge. Behr argued the bill would reduce overall taxes for most homeowners while shifting revenue to local governments.

Sacramento UPI Senate Peter H. Behr R-Tiburon California Behr

Butz condemns California farm labor act as failure

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz tells a California Chamber of Commerce forum that the Agricultural Labor Relations Act has not ended field anarch y. He supports national farm labor legislation and inclusion of field hands under the National Labor Relations Act, while criticizing the United Farm Workers Union as a social movement.

Sacramento UPI U.S. Agriculture Earl Butz California Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Union Butz

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