Farm Bureau backs right to work and opposes boycotts in policy
Delegates at the California Farm Bureau policy convention adopt resolutions opposing agricultural boycotts and supporting right to work laws. They also back welfare work requirements, job registration, and a controlled approach to agricultural chemicals with emphasis on science and UC and Cal Agriculture input. The action includes a push for a national minimum wage with incentive-based provisions and a Taft-Hartley aligned framework.
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California Farm Bureau
California
John Beattie
Santa Barbara
California Department of Agricultural
University of California
Division of Agriculture Sciences
District Attorney seeks higher education incentive for four investigators
District Attorney David D. Milner urged the Board of Supervisors to amend county ordinance 1993 to grant the educational allowance to four investigators in his office. He argued the four sworn investigators have higher education requirements and should receive the same incentives as sheriff's personnel with degrees.
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David D. Milner
Board of Supervisors
Milier
Milner
Sheriff’s Department
Flower industry not periled in Carpinteria valley
Carpinteria planning commission hears assurances from orchid grower Frank Cobb and industry spokesmen that flower growers are addressing landscaping and aesthetic concerns amid rapid greenhouse expansion. A staff and grower report due December 3 will assess progress and public complaints regarding greenhouses and landscaping.
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Carpinteria
County Planning Commission
Frank Cobb
Carpinteria Valley
Los Angeles
Interchange Talk Planned for U S 101 Santa Barbara
The State Division of Highways says it will meet with the Board of Supervisors and Santa Barbara officials on December 1 at 2 30 p m in the County Administration Building to discuss a proposed interchange on U S 101 between Las Positas Road and La Cumbre Road. District engineers from the San Luis Obispo office note the project would connect to a future extension of Hope Avenue.
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State Division of Highways
U.S. 101
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
Las Positas Rd
la Cumbre Rd
San Luis Obispo
Hope Ave
Lynch opposes national guard expansion on data plans
California Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch says intelligence collection should stay with the state Justice Department and sees no reason to broaden to the National Guard. He noted his office currently handles data and will oppose the plan unless strong reasons arise. The proposal, needing council approval, centers on a centralized memory bank to track antigovernment activities.
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Sacramento
UPI
Thomas C. Lynch
State Justice Department
Lynch
National Guard
California Military Department
Glenn C. Ames
Agnew blasts television coverage of Nixon Vietnam speech
Vice President Spiro Agnew condemned TV coverage of Nixon’s Vietnam speech citing instant analysis by a few networks. NBC CBS and ABC presidents defended reporting but Agnew argued the press shaped public opinion. White House aides said no copy of the speech was shared with the networks before release.
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Sharon Baker
Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Vietnam
Agnew
Julian Goodman
NBC
CBS
Frank Stanton
ABC
Leonard H. Goldenson
Americas
United States
Secrets may be changed for arms talk success
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says U S and Soviet negotiators may need to swap military secrets to build a basis for strategic arms limitation talks. He cautions about risks but argues they are smaller than the danger of an unrestrained arms race as SALT opens in Helsinki. President Nixon urges Senate restraint while pledging updates to the disarmament subcommittee led by Mansfield. Gerard C. Smith to brief the subcommittee about three weeks after talks commence.
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Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
United States
Russia
Rogers
Helsinki
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Subcommittee
Philippines to pull troops from Vietnam
The Philippines will withdraw its 1500 troops from Vietnam, fulfilling Ferdinand Marcos's campaign promise. Noncombatant forces will return home by Christmas, with Romulo notifying South Vietnam's chargé d’affaires and notifying allied embassies. Marcos won a historic second four year term by a large margin.
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Arnold Dibble
Manila
UPI
Philippines
Vietnam
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Carlos P. Romulo
Nguyen van Loc
New Zealand
Australia
Thailand
South Korea
United States
Marcos
Huk
Philippine Civic Action Group
Philcng
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