Senate approves housing measure in California
The California Senate narrowly approves a housing bill backed by Gov. Brown to issue nearly 1 billion dollars in bonds for low and middle income housing. The measure returns to the Assembly amid split votes and debate over a moral obligation pledge and bond types affecting voter approval and state credit.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Senate
Assembly
Peter Chacon
San Diego
Chacon
Senate Assembly
George Zenovich
Fresno
Senate Finance Committee
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
Equity executives begin jail terms in $2 billion fraud case
Three men linked to the Equity Funding Corp of America swindle start serving federal prison terms in California and Washington. Mastermind Stanley Goldblum gets eight years at McNeil Island. Fred Levin and Samuel Lowell receive five years at Terminal Island. Additional executives face two to three year terms or work furlough arrangements as involved parties begin sentences this week.
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Los Angeles
UPI
U.S
Stanley Goldblum
Goldblum
Equity Funding Corp. of America
Wall Street
McNeil Island
Wash
Fred Levin
Samuel B. Lowell
Terminal Island Federal Prison
Terminal Island
Lompoc
Calif
Levine
Lowell
New Jersey
California Assembly considers bonds and pay raises in budget plan
The report notes Senate approval of farmworker secret ballot elections, a $950 million housing bonds program, and general salary boosts for civil service workers and judges. It also covers UC and state college pay increases and a Memorial Day holiday action by the Assembly.
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Sacramento
United Press International
Senate
Sbi-Dunlap
Napa
Assembly
Chacon
San Diego
D-Napa
Farm labor bill nears governor as Senate clears path
In Sacramento the historic farm labor bill SB1 cleared the Senate 31 to 7 and moved toward a Friday signature deadline. The plan, backed by major growers Cesar Chavez and Teamsters, would restore labor peace in the $9 billion industry and faces Assembly hearings before Gov. Brown's desk.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Cesar Chavez
Teamsters
Senate
John Dunlap
D-Napa
Assembly
Labor Relations Committee
Brown
Chavez’ United Farmworkers Union
Growers
the Teamsters
Automakers reopen all North American plants as layoffs shrink
Detroit reports all 58 auto plants in operation for the first time since last November, but weak sales keep about a quarter of workers idled. Ford runs all 23 car and truck plants this week, a first full production week since March 24, with GM Chrysler and AMC also operating. 162,725 workers remain idle industrywide, the lowest level since December.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Ford
Nationwide storms kill and flood across the country
Memorial Day storms sweep from Texas to the Atlantic touching off floods and two deaths in Pine Mountain Georgia golfers killed. Tornadoes hit central Illinois Indianapolis Champaign Kansas Missouri no injuries reported but power outages in Kansas City area. Scattered thundershowers linger east and south.
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United Press International
Illinois
Indianapolis
Champaign
Ill
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Texas
Senate panel backs wage plan with 8.5 percent rise
In Sacramento the Senate Finance Committee approved an average 8.5 percent salary increase for state employees, plus a 0.5 percent bonus for the lowest paid workers. The panel kept a 12 percent cost of living raise for judges starting Sept. 1 and rejected a Gov Brown proposal to pause raises for department directors and about 90 top officials. The 0.5 percent bonus will be paid in December and June 1976, totaling about 380 per eligible worker earning under 753 monthly.
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California
University of California and
State College
Sacramento
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Lompoc Factory Rep Faces Two Year Go Fund Faith
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Lompoc factory representative and a two year term related to a grant or guarantee. Names and full context are unclear, but figures $84.80 and $126.75 appear alongside unclear references to bids or payments. No distinct persons or organizations can be solidly identified from the readable text.
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Howard Way
Exeter
San Joaquin Valley
Way
Finance Committee
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Napa Valley
United States
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Bulova
W. College Corner of
Pine Mountain
Springfield
Sangamon County Sheriff’s
Decatur
Crisis Center
David Roberts
You Cowdrey
Electrolux
David Gait
Sentative Ranteen
Redwood House Plant CO
Lompoc Plaza
Lompoc Education Association
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