Cory urges suits on State oil monopolies
Controller elect Ken Cory calls for anti trust actions against seven major oil firms Standard Oil of California Mobil Union Oil Atlantic Richfield Exxon Texaco and Shell for monopolizing California crude oil. He says majors control pipelines block independents and owe the state railroad-style sums while evading state and federal rules.
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California jobless rate seen at 9.3 by next August
Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy warned California’s unemployment could hit 9.3 percent by next August citing a State Economic Department report. He told the Outer Mission Organization congress that more than 800,000 jobless must be put back to work and pledged daily action with the group.
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Developing Northwest storm brings heavy snows to several states
A Pacific front pushed inland from the coast causing rain and snow across Oregon, Washington, northern California, the northern Rockies, and the Pacific Northwest. Thunder showers appeared in parts of the area while other regions from southeast Missouri to the Carolinas saw showers and storms.
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Strike Looms as Greyhound Talks Extend Nationwide
More than 16,000 Greyhound drivers and staff in 48 states threaten to walk out if a wage deal is not reached before the 11 a.m. PST contract expiry. Federal mediator Guy Parent reports ongoing talks and some progress after 24 hours, while union leader Donald Rhodes says no clear gains yet.
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California voters back de sexed constitution with unclear leadership
Prop 11 passed by 44,004 votes to remove masculine terms from the state constitution. The change leaves the California Judicial Council without a chair or head, prompting concerns over leadership and authority while the printer plans to reissue the constitution with the new language.
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