Pay Board imposes 5.5 percent wage ceiling amid wage freeze era
The Pay Board votes 10 to 5 to cap wage increases at about 5.5 percent and allow prefreeze contracts to take effect if not conflicting with inflation goals. Union leaders consider challenges and possible Congress action as retroactivity rules face scrutiny.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Pay Board
House Banking Committee
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
George H. Boldt
Boldt
Reagan Signs $200 Fine on Employers of Illegal Aliens
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed a bill imposing a $200 fine on employers who hire illegal aliens, despite opposition from the State Board of Agriculture. Assemblyman Dixon Arnett said the measure would improve job opportunities for California residents amid a weak labor market. The bill gained attention after reports that a high official employed illegal workers.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Board of Agriculture
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Dixon Arnett
Redwood City
California
Romano Banuelos
U.S
Buckley to Speak at Allan Hancock College Tonight
William F. Buckley author editor and lecturer will appear at Allan Hancock College at 8 p.m. tonight with tickets sold at 7 p.m. in the sports pavilion. Buckley editor of National Review and writer of On The Right column appears in Lompoc Record amid California visits. Cloudy through Wednesday with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s.
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William F. Buckley
Allan Hancock College
National Review
Right
America
Lompoc
Bombers Hit Anti Aircraft Bunkers Near DMZ South Of Quang Tri
U S Air Force B52s struck antiaircraft positions and supply bunkers seven miles south of Quang Tri Combat Base. The raid targeted two bunkers near Highway 1 with about 180 tons of bombs in two waves. Allied helicopters reported antiaircraft fire in the area as South Vietnamese forces recently reoccupied Nui Ba Ho and Base Camp Sarge amid ongoing moves along the A Shau Valley.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
Quant Tri
Nui Bao Ho
Sarge
Nui Ba Ho
Planners approve new Lompoc residential concept study
Lompoc Planning Commission advances a planned development for an 88 unit residential project on 14.7 acres near North Avenue and X Street. The vote authorized staff to pursue planned development approaches while noting density and zoning considerations. A public hearing is set for Nov 22 to consider rezoning CC area near Ocean Avenue and A Street to C-2-R to aid mortuary development.
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Lompoc
North Avenue
X Street
William Fick
Robert Kranig
Dutch Sawyer
O’henry Hilley
Sawyer
Hilley
Commission
Ocean Avenue
Cypress Avenue
B Street
Walnut Avenue
Chestnut Avenue
First Street
Pete Shoemaker
Walnut
Second St
Hickory Avenue
Lompoc Hospital
China to send 46 member U N delegation to New York
A 46 man Chinese Communist delegation will arrive in New York for the United Nations session marking the first official Peking team since 1950. Kao Liang leads the advance party with Hsu Hain hsi and Lin Chiao sin. Huang Hua will join from Ottawa to equip the main delegation.
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United Nations
UPI
New York
Peking
Red China
Chi Peng-fei
Kao Liang
Harold A. Trumble
U.N
Advance Party
Hsu Hain-hsi
Lin Chiao-sin
Lompoc Economic Development Push Nears Objectives
Tom Parks, executive director of the Lompoc Valley Economic Development Association, outlined plans for a clean industry recruitment campaign. He also pursues a direct mail program and ads in trade journals. Directors approved Parks attending the America conference in San Francisco on November 18–19.
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Lompoc Valley
Parks
America
American Industrial Council For
San Francisco
Lompoc
County delays hearing on leaded gasoline ban ordinance
County supervisors decide to wait on a proposed leaded gasoline ban as of July 1 1975 and watch Los Angeles County move first. The Air Pollution Control Engineer and county counsel will study other ordinances and report back December 6.
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Los Angeles County
Geroge H. Clyde
Orange County
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Paul Jones
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John Bryk
Jones
Mitchell
Bryk
William Ruffner
William Buckley
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Buckley
A Shau
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Edna Flora
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