Senate moves to boost California legislative salaries
The California Senate Finance Committee approved a 10 percent salary raise for legislators raising pay from 21 120 to 23 232 annually. The bill SB610 moves to the full Senate with a projected annual cost of 275000 beginning December 6, 1976. President Pro Tem James R Mills supports the measure citing deserved pay.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Finance Committee
California
New York
State Finance Department
James R. Mills
San Diego
Rules Committee
Mills
Civil Service
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Alfred Alquist
San Jose
John Holmdahl
Castro Valley
Nicholas Petris
Doakland
Albert S. Rodda
Dsacramento
David Roberts
Los Angeles
Donald Grunsky
Aptos
Anthony Beilenson
Peter Behr
Tiburon
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Lou Casanovich
Westlake Village
Walter Stiern
Bakersfield
Howard Way
Exeter
Spacemen in Joint Simulated Apollo Soyuz Maneuvers
American and Soviet astronauts begin a seven day joint spaceflight simulation to rehearse July docking and separation. Aleksey Leonova Valeriy Kubasov Thomas Stafford Deke Slayton and Vance Brand participate in control centers and simulators across nations in preparation for the first international flight.
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Houston
UPI
Aleksey A. Leonova
Valeriy N. Kubasov
Thomas P. Stafford
Donald K
Deke
Slayton
Vance D. Brand
U.S
Russia
Space
Change of name for James Dean Abbott in Santa Barbara County
In Santa Barbara Superior Court a minor named James Dean Abbott seeks a name change to James Dean Melbye. A hearing set for June 23, 1975 requires all interested parties to appear at 9 a.m. in Santa Maria. The order to show cause will be published in the Lompoc Record for four weeks prior to the hearing.
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Superior Court
State OF California
County OF
Santa Barbara
James Dean Abbott
Betty AN Melbye
James Dean Melbye
Department No. Smi
East Cook Street
Santa Maria
California
Lompoc
ATED
Santa Barbara County
Exxon
Corral Canyon
Wide area storms spawn tornado sightings across several states
Thunderstorms swept a broad swath from Nebraska and Colorado to south Texas with reports of tornado-like winds in western Kansas Oklahoma and Texas Monday night. In Welch West Virginia the winds uprooted trees but spared homes and injuries were not reported. The storm, about 10 minutes long, crossed Welch Elementary School yard and a mountainside path. A tornado watch was active for parts of northwest Texas and Oklahoma with frost warnings in Minnesota and possible frost in upper Michigan.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Welch
W.va
Sam Sidote
WELC
Florida
Maine
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
Earthquake rattles Southern California strip
A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck at 5:21 p.m. PDT and was felt from Bakersfield to Santa Barbara County and through Los Angeles. The epicenter was about 75 miles northeast of Los Angeles and 25 miles south of Bakersfield, per Cal Tech. No significant damage or prison impact reported.
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Pasadena
UPI
California
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Santa Barbara County
Santa Monica
San Fernando
Cal Tech Seismological Laboratory
New chance for approval of pot bill
Supporters of SB95 seek Assembly approval after a 43 28 reconsideration vote following a narrow defeat. The bill would decriminalize possession of an ounce or less to a traffic citation with fines up to 100 dollars, while larger amounts and drug sales penalties remain.
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United Press International
Knox
Richmond
Senate
Mills
San Diego
Nojedly
Walnut Creek
Vasconcellos
San Jose
Moscone
San Francisco
Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Alan Sieroty
Los Angeles
George Moscone
California Assembly panel approves Brown farm labor bill
The Labor Relations Committee approved ABI533 by Assemblyman Howard Berman 7 to 2 amid clashes between Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers and Teamsters. The bill would require secret ballot elections, limit secondary boycotts, and permit harvest strikes by winning unions, with restrictions on consumer and retailer actions.
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Berman
Los Angeles
Assembly
Brown
Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Cesar Chavez
Rose Bird
Chavez’ United Farm Workers Union
Labor Relations Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Capitol
Capitol Park
Chavez
State Chamber of Commerce
Teamsters
UFW
California Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
John Henning
Building Trades Council
Council
Chavez’ Union
Howard Berman
Beverly Hills
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Marion A. Smith
Howard C. Menzel
S.R. Llamas
James D. Finley
South H
Whitch
Furniture of the Earth
Arthur Frank Fishbein
South
St. Lompoc
Victoria Francis Fishbein
Judy Austin
ORION
St. Rm
Calif
Curtis Andrew Goller
Huntington
Cal
Curtis A. Geller Jr
Carol Minc
By Barnes
Redwood House Plant CO
Lompoc Plaza
Moore
Electrolux
Lompec
David Gaitan
East Ocean Avenue
OPE
the Inland Alternative Committee
South County
Charles M. Taylor, Jr
North County
Allen Burke
Hugh D. Young
Gerald R. Ginn
Carrillo Street
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