Global brief rounds up on Kennedy feud and world events
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Caroline Kennedy clash over school quitting to pursue photography. The roundup reports IRS mistakes rate, Ford plant walkout ends, rape reporting stats, Argentine violence, Australian demonstrations, Kissinger critique, US fisheries expansion, Diamond Lane court challenge, Moscow bomb threats, Zebra killings sentence, and pot legalization talks by presidential candidates' sons.
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London
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Caroline Kennedy
Onassis
Caroline
Sotheby's
London Sun
Jackie
Sacramento Day Report Highlights Veto and Appointments
Governor vetoed a bill restricting his appointment power for San Mateo County municipal court judges. San Diego Police Chief William Kolender appointed. Coalinga Chief Luella Good and LA officials nominated to standards board. Housing Commission names Myron Moskovitz, George Brower, Harvey Pearlman. Walter Miles named to Ocean Development Commission. Senate passed homemaker program funding 13.3 million for 100,000 elderly and disabled Californians. Agricultural Labor Relations Board emergency funds of 25 million authorized. Brown veto overridden on adding a 10th Orange County municipal judge. South Bay Municipal Court increases from four to five judges in San Diego County.
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Restrict
San Mateo County
San Diego
William Kolender
Coalinga
Luella Good
Los Angeles
Louis Sporrer
Commission On
Peace Officer
Los Angeles County
William Anthony
Myron Moskovitz
Berkeley
George Brower
Rough and Ready
Harvey Pearlman
Muir Beach
Housing and Community Development Commission
Ocean
Walter Miles
Navigation and Ocean Development Commission
Senate
Brown
San Francisco
Assembly
Edmund G Brown Jr
Orange County
South Bay Municipal
San Diego County
Chula Vista
Santa Barbara County Adopts Zoning Ordinance Amendment LM 10 2 L
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors passes Ordinance No 2634 amending Ordinance No 61 by adding Section 878 to Article IV establishing LM-10-2-L zoning for the Lompoc Area. The measure, approved March 15 1976, becomes effective 30 days after passage and is to be published in the Lompoc Record with board votes.
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County OF
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
California
Board of Supervisors
Howark Rdc
Menzel
State of
Senate alters ALRB duties amid farm labor row
The California Senate Finance Committee voted 7 to 6 to strip the Agricultural Labor Relations Board of most election and investigative powers. An emergency $2.5 million bill to keep the board operating and resume farm worker secret-ballot elections passed 7 to 6, while amendments transfer duties to the Office of Administrative Hearings. Governor Brown faces a clash with growers over changes to farm labor law.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers of America
Brown
Daniel Boatwright
D-Concord
Senate
Alfred E Alquist
San Jose
UFWA
Office of Administrative Hearings
General Council
Walter Kintz
Democratic
David Roberts
Los Angeles
Alquist
Negotiations pushed to avert nationwide Teamsters strike
Labor Secretary William Usery Jr. pressed early morning talks with Teamsters negotiators and trucking industry leaders in Arlington Heights to avert a national walkout. About 400,000 Teamsters had voted to strike at midnight if a master freight deal was not reached, with White House and Justice Department weighing Taft-Hartley options.
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Arlington Heights, Ill
UPI
William Usery ,Jr
Teamsters Union
Ford Administration
Ford
White House
Washington
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Teamsters
Justice Department
Oscar Winners Sweep Five Top Oscars for Cuckoo's Nest
Hollywood reports One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest made motion picture history by capturing Best Picture Best Actor Best Actress Best Director and Best Screenplay. Jack Nicholson Louise Fletcher Miles Forman George Burns and Frank Pierson led the historic awards haul as the academy recognized multiple categories to the same film.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jack Nicholson
Louise Fletcher
Miles Forman
George Burns
Lee Grant
Frank Pierson
Lawrence Hauben
Beau Goldman
Tornadoes devastate Cabot Arkansas killing ten
United Press International reports tornadoes struck Cabot Arkansas and surrounding areas killing at least 10 people and injuring about 250 with 15 in critical condition. The monster storm cut a wide 200 yard path through the business district and trailer parks, collapsing buildings and prompting National Guard deployment.
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United Press International
Arkansas
Mississippi
Cabot
David Pryor
National Guard
Little Rock
Noncandidate Humphrey to visit primary states
Hubert H. Humphrey plans speaking events this week in Wisconsin and New York as primaries approach, arguing no Democratic candidate has locked up the nomination. Ford challenges Congress on defense spending. Reagan to air a NBC half hour speech Wednesday night.
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United Press International
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
New York
Ford
Congress
NBC
Ronald Reagan
Humphrey
New York City
Madison
Wis
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Carter
Milwaukee
Morris Udall
George Wallace
la Crosse
Green Bay
Udall
Henry Jackson
Fred Harris
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
League of Women Voters
Pentagon
Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
McNaughton's Daughter
Susan Clark
Jackson
Radio advertising versus newspapers in local budgets
The piece surveys RADAR estimates of radio ownership rising from 183.8 million in 1962 to over 400 million today and notes radio ad spending by networks and local buyers. It argues that newspaper advertising yields better dollar for dollar results and suggests newspapers can dominate local advertising efficiency rather than radio.
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Radio Advertising Bureau
America
Networks
ABC
CBS
NBC
Mutual
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