CSEA Moves to End No Strike Clause at Convention
Delegates at the California State Employees Association convention consider scrapping the no strike pledge requiring two thirds of 845 delegates or majority of 111000 members and 188 chapters. The move, backed by the resolutions committee, criticizes state policies and Reagan administration labor practices while reaffirming support for public sector collective bargaining.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
CSEA
Convention
Resolutions Committee
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Modesto State Hospital
Eight die in Los Angeles wooden-apartment blaze
A pre-dawn fire gutted a 40 year old wooden building in Los Angeles. Eight people died and seven were injured with 30 rescued. Fireman David Smith performed mouth to mouth on 6 year old Anthony Porter Jr. who survived in good condition at a hospital. Officials call the blaze suspicious in origin.
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Los Angeles
UPI
David Smith
Smith
Anthony Porter Jr
Conspiracy trial tests film on Chicago Eight march
In Chicago the Chicago Eight conspiracy trial resumes as defense objections focus on a film of a protest march and later events at Grant Park. The film, made during the 1968 convention, was not shown to the jury after defense cross examination of a police witness. Meanwhile in the Philippines a Cebu City fire kills 11 and displaces 1,000 with U S Air Force help and $1.25 million damage.
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Chicago
UPI
Tom Hayden
Gen
John Logan
Grant Park
American Broadcasting Co
Robert Pierson
Jerry Rubin
Pierson
Rubin
Abbie Hoffman
Youth International Party
Bobby Seale
Manila
Cebu City
Philippine News Service
U.S. Air Force
Mactan
Slayer of Lennon killer found dead in bizarre act
Tuolumne County authorities report Chet W. Young 38 of Alameda killed himself in a remote California area after an apparent failed asphyxiation attempt. The man had earlier killed Bill Lennon father of the Lennon Sisters and had harassed the family for years. Police found letters and Lennon clippings in Youngs car.
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California
Miller D. Sardella
Young
Alameda
Calif
Marvin Edward Major
Secret Service
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lennon
Peggy Lennon
Sardella
Sonja Henie dies of leukemia at 57 in flight
Oslo dispatch reports Sonja Henie dies from leukemia aged 57 aboard an ambulance plane en route to Oslo from Paris. The Norwegian star held 10 figure skating world titles and three Olympic golds, later famed for film stardom and ice revues.
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Oslo
UPI
America
Sonja Henie
Henie
Paris
Nils Onstad
Torjus Moe
Miss Henie
Unruh Alioto commit to no name calling primary clash
Sacramento report says assembly minority leader Jess Unruh and San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto aim for a civil Democratic gubernatorial race. They have not formalized a pledge but guide their camps toward a gentlemanly campaign and avoid gutter attacks while contesting issues.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Jess Unruh
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Unruh
Reagan
Alioto
Inglewood
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Democratic Party
Hadley Roff
Look Magazine
Look
Jess
Southern California
United Press International
SCUPE
Riverside
Ronnie
Jessie
Lou Cannon
The
San Jose Mercury and News
Civic leaders tour SAC facilities at Offutt AFB
Thirty six civic leaders from Vandenberg area communities flew on a KC 135 to Offutt AFB Nebraska for a two day visit as part of the 1969 Primary Civilian Distinguished Visitor Program. They met Lt Gen Glen W Martin and toured the underground Command Post and in flight command post aircraft.
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Vandenberg
Air Force
Headquarters
Strategic Air Command
Offutt Afb
Neb
U.S
SAC
Vandenberg Group
Glen W. Martin
Officers Club
Crompe named to 1970 Southern California Editor Group
Harry J. Crompe editor of the Lompoc Record was elected to the 1970 Southern California United Press Editors conference committee at a Riverside meeting. Richard Doyle Anaheim Bulletin managing editor was elected chairman and Edward Thomas San Diego Union editor is the third member. panel sessions covered production and editorial issues with speeches by Jesse M. Unruh and Herbert Klein.
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Harry J. Crompe
Lompoc
Sugarbeet acreage rules set for 1970 crop year
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a national sugarbeet acreage requirement of 1 450 090 acres for 1970, with California allotted 293 290 acres. Proportionate shares, set asides and base acreage formulas are specified, plus filing by October 31 1969 with ASCS offices. In a separate item, South Korean forces report a 40 minute DMZ clash with three North Korean infiltrators resulting in two dead and two wounded.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
California
San Francisco
ASC
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Arizona
Seoul
UPI
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Astronauts among speakers at California environment conference
Governor Reagan will host the California Changing Environment conference in Los Angeles November 17 18 with 75 speakers including astronaut William Anders and Interior Secretary Walter J Hickel. The event aims to address air water land and noise pollution population pressure and mass transportation while stressing responsible civic impact.
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Sacramento
Reagan
UC Faculty Moves to Revoke 1950 Red Policy
The Academic Assembly voted 43 to 2 to disavow the 1950 ban on Communist teachers and approved a nonpartisan hiring norm. Dr Francis Sooy announced the action after a six hour closed session, with reactions sought from all nine campuses before a mail referendum by about 8,000 permanent faculty members.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California
Academic Assembly
Francis Sooy
Assembly
UC Medical Center
UC Board of Regents
Angela Davis
UCLA
Communist Party
Sooy
Lompoc Record: Local Daily Newspaper Details
The Lompoc Record is a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications in Lompoc California 93436. It lists staff including J Donald Adam Harry Crompe Bill Cockshott Betty Laurent and Vaughn Proctor with affiliations to several press associations and a $2.00 monthly home delivery rate.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Ray McCuen
Bill Cockshott
Betty, Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
Early winter storm disrupts interior states
An early winter storm dumped snow and rain across much of the interior, closing roads and knocking out power. Heavy snow reached Northeast Colorado and Western Nebraska, with warnings from Northwest Kansas to Minnesota, while torrential rains persisted into Oklahoma and Texas.
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United Press International
Midlands
Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Colorado
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
South Dakota
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Fort Smith
Ark
Longview
Texas
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Gary A. Nelson
CFC
L.A. Blaze
Slayer
Civic Group
Crompe
By Bob Barnes
Alice B. Toklas
Dr. Zhivago
Valley Drive-In
Jim Ainsworth
John Alexander
Wesley A. Huffman
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Fitn Life & Casualty
Harry Morris Insurance
College Avenue
UFE B&b Casualty
Lowevog Theatre
Meth
Sun
Vetro Goldwyn Mayer
Acaro Pont Production
Prp
Lean’s
Boris Pasternans
Doctor Zhivago
Panavision
Vane
North
Hen Hiney
Edgar Allan Poe
Interior States
Central Palms
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Ohio River Valley
BP Kennett
Music Company
E. Main
Santa Maria
Ned C. Tucker
Walnut Plaza
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