Brown farm labor bill faces strong union opposition
In Sacramento the Brown compromise farm labor bill draws heavy criticism from the Teamsters Western Conference and the California Labor Council AFL-CIO. They say the measure would void existing farm labor contracts covering more than 50 000 workers and strip gains, while other unions oppose a provision forcing all farm employees into a single bargaining unit.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Farm Labor Legisla
Teamsters Union
California Oe and Construction Trades Council
Afl-Cio
M.E. Anderson
Western Conference of
Teamsters
Anderson
Building and Construction Trades Council
Governor appoints Metzger to head state data processing division
The Governor named Donald J. Metzker of Carmichael to lead the state Division of Electronic Data Processing Control and Development. The Senate passed measures funding schools, creating medical malpractice pools by county, and more. The Assembly considered expanding adult private sex acts and marijuana ticket citations with mixed outcomes.
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Sacramento
United Press International
Data
Donald J. Metzker
Carmichael
Senate
California
Rodda
Carpenter
Newport Beach
Assembly
Brown
San Francisco
Pot
Moscone
Brown urges delay on offshore drill site lease decision
Governor Brown seeks to delay Interior Department plans to lease offshore oil sites along Southern California. A Brown spokesman said the decision should wait until the state coastal plan is submitted and adopted. The move aims to ensure leases align with state and local planning and avoid illegal action under the Intergovernmental Cooperation Act.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Interior Department
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Anthony Kline
Brown
Ine
Kline
Richard Maullin
State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission
Department of Interior
Maullin
First batch of 1974 tax rebate checks mailed
The first batch of 1974 tax rebates totaling 8.1 billion dollars is in the mail. About 66.8 million Americans are expected to receive checks aimed at stimulating consumer spending to spur production and reduce unemployment.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Ford
Valley Chapel prepares for May Revival and weekly services
The church outlines a May 18 to 25 Revival and lists weekly schedule including 9:45 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. worship with Eternal Love, 7 p.m. evening services, and mid week Bible study on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Youth and children’s choirs meet at specific times, with Phil Werndli to preach Sunday.
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Valley Chapel
Phil Werndli
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions Faces Financial Collapse
Santa Barbara reports the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions founded by Robert Hutchins is about 16 years old and running a monthly deficit near 75000 dollars. Directors plan a Saturday meeting to decide options including possible closure or relocation to Chicago.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Center For the Study of
Ivory Tower
Chicago University
Robert Hutchins
Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Center Magazine
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