Brown wins Chavez endorsement for farm labor settlement plan
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. gains Chavez and growers backing for a compromise bill to end farm labor strife. The agreement, reached after weeks of talks, faces Senate Industrial Relations Committee scrutiny and awaits Teamsters’ reaction as crucial support remains uncertain. The plan enacts secret ballot elections, allows harvest-time strikes, and imposes limits on boycotts while preserving existing contracts if ratified.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Cesar Chavez
California
Teamsters Union
Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Brown
Senate Industrial Relations Committee
UFW
Kern County
Andy Anderson
Western Conference of Teamsters
Anderson
Senate panel OKs bill repealing California EQA
A Senate committee approved SB502 7 to 1 to repeal California's Environmental Quality Act. The move aims to force revisions to the act's environmental impact report requirements, with no immediate passage planned this year. Governor Brown's agency opposed repeal as public participation benefits are highlighted.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Senate
Refugee wife accuses GI of bigamy in 1969-70 Bangor case
Vu Thi Lan, 24, claims American GI Michael Green married her in Da Nang in 1969 while serving in the 199th Infantry. Green allegedly wed again in Bangor in 1970. district attorney David Cox may convene a grand jury. Lan has records and children, and aid from locals poured in for the family.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
Vu Thi Lan
Michael Green
South Vietnam
Green
United States
David Cox
Penobscot Count Grand Jury
Vietnam
California
Cox
Grand Jury
da Nang
199Th Infantry
Lan
Sing
Ford declares Vietnam war over and shifts focus to refugees
President Ford says the United States should focus on healing war losses and aiding the 120000 refugees from Vietnam and Cambodia. He cites lessons learned and defends evacuation efforts while noting public unease amid economic strains and past refugee resettlements.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
United States
Vietnam
Congress
Graham Martin
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
California doctors rally as hospitals cut services nationwide
More than 1,000 physicians gathered at the state capitol to demand relief from rising malpractice insurance. Los Angeles San Diego and San Francisco doctors staged a one day walkout and boycott while the Society of Anesthesiologists called for a special legislative session. Gov Brown considered the move as lawmakers refused to freeze malpractice rates.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund Brown Jr
Seymour Wallace
Society
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
Evergreen Enterprises forms fictitious business name
Fictitious business name statement lists Evergree n Enterprises owned by David V. Lillquist doing business at 511 2 B South I Street Lompoc California 93436 filed with Santa Barbara County on April 15 1975 certified as a correct copy by County Clerk Howard C Menzel deputy Carol Minc with file number 12999 and publication dates April 23 30 May 7 and 14 1975
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Evergreen Enterprises
I’ Street
Lompoc
California
David V. Lillquist
I” St. Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
Howard C. Menzel
Carol Minc
Farm Bureau backs extension of pesticide law amid EPA testing debate
American Farm Bureau officials say they will back a administration plan to extend the basic federal pesticide control law this summer with no major changes. They also urge Congress to press the EPA for voluntary easing of regulations including dropping formal testing before farmers can apply restricted pesticides. The stance follows upcoming House Agriculture hearings on extending the law, last overhauled in 1972. The authorization expires June 30, with a bill to extend to September 30, 1977, sponsored by Foley and Wampler.
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UPI
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Environmental Agency
Agriculture Committee
Thomas S. Foley
Dwash
GOP
William C. Wampler
Virginia
Colby urges balance amid CIA spying debates
San Francisco report quotes William E. Colby warning against a hysterical focus on CIA missteps and yesterday’s picks. He stresses intelligence remains essential as threats loom with the world “thirty minutes” from nuclear missiles. He cites computer analysis and open-source data as key tools in forecasting future dangers.
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UPI
CIA
William E. Colby
FBI
Colby
Commonwealth Club of California
U.S
Nathan Hale
Mata Hari
James Bond
Maxwell Smart
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Library of Congress
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Democratic National Committee
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