California lawmakers face busy final weeks of 1975 session
In Sacramento the 1975 California legislature returns after a long weekend for a 13 day sprint to pass malpractice insurance reforms, end a tax privilege for big business, and boosts pay by 10 percent. President Ford will address a joint session and meet GOP and Brown aides amid looming adjournment.
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Picket Lines Delay Start as U S Teachers Face Strikes
Across the nation, students return to schools as teachers threaten strikes. In New York state a third of 750 districts were in impasse with unions, while Chicago teachers pressed for a strike after failed negotiations.
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Ford seeks power for technicians in Sinai pact
President Ford asked Congress for authority to place American civilian technicians in the Sinai Desert as a key element of the Israel Egypt peace agreement. He reiterated the force would not signal a Vietnam scale U.S. involvement and warned the interim accord could collapse without approval. Ford spoke after Camp David and planned a White House briefing with congressional leaders.
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Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
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Ag board accepts petitions today for farm worker vote
The Agricultural Labor Relations Board begins accepting petitions from Teamsters and United Farm Workers for state supervised secret ballot elections. Both unions expect to file hundreds of petitions, potentially triggering votes in Delano and the Salinas Valley.
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Army losses told by lawmaker
Rep Les Aspin says 6900 weapons and 1.1 million rounds lost 1971 to 1974 could enable ten battalions worth of arms to be stolen. He cites thefts reaching groups such as Japanese Red Army and IRA and notes security upgrades are costly yet needed.
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Ft. Jackson
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Holiday Labor Day travel lull and weekend crowds in SoCal
Traffic eased on Labor Day weekend as travelers started early to beat the rush. CHP reported light freeways and scarce beach crowding with some rescues on the coast. border delays near San Ysidro were modest. Drownings and a missing youth were reported near Riverside and desert areas as thousands sought beaches and river recreation. AFL-CIO Retail Clerks unions expected to back Sunday's tentative agreement with the Food Employers Council after marathon talks in Washington.
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