Beef prices seen rising 10 percent after freeze ends
Sacramento predicts a 10 percent jump in hamburger, roasts, and steaks when the price freeze ends next Wednesday, down from a prior 25 percent forecast. State Agriculture chief C B Christensen cites high feed costs and supply factors, with prices expected to stabilize in about three weeks.
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Sacramento
UPI
C.B. Christensen
State Food and Agriculture Department
Christensen
California
Modoc County
Bills move to aid image of legislature in Sacramento
Two bills to boost public image of the legislature advance in both houses. SB716 seeks transparency in investments and gifts over thresholds, while AB1218 expands lobbyist reporting and audits. Violations could incur fines up to 5000 dollars.
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Sacramento
API
Assembly
Senate
Assembly Governmental Organization
Ways and Means
Senate Rules Committee
Finance
George Moscone
San Francisco
Moscone
Ken Meade
Oakland
Meade
Doakland
Ways and Means Committee
Kapiloff
San Diego
Lieroty
Beverly Hills
Beilenson
Ten States Face School Labor Woes In First Autumn Week
United Press International reports labor disputes disrupt the start of autumn classes in at least ten states. Michigan bears the brunt with 33 districts and Detroit facing teacher strikes. some districts operate with supervisory staff as negotiations continue.
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United Press International
Michigan
Detroit
Illinois
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
San Francisco
Budget fight looms as tax limit vote nears in Sacramento
Gov predicts a 4.3 percent budget rise if voters approve the tax limitation measure on November 6. Legislature advances welfare and election bills while several measures face floor action or defeat. Proposals include AB18 on welfare, SB961 on election funding, and several vehicle and public health ordinances.
Reagan Acknowledges Difficulty in Hiding From Presidency
Governor Ronald Reagan said it would be hard to run away and hide if the presidency beckoned him in 1976. He avoided a pledge to run but suggested he could be drafted if support grew and noted contributors urging preparation for another bid. A Gallup poll had him tied with Spiro Agnew at 22 percent.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
California
Reagan
Spiro T. Agnew
Lawmakers seek to prevent cut in welfare grants
Democratic and Republican leaders unite to block a welfare grant cut affecting about 500,000 Californians. The Senate gutted AB18 and sent it back to the Assembly for compromise while SB110 to raise typical checks from 210 to about 243 was defeated 25 to 12 as Reagan administration backing wavered.
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Sacramento
UPI
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Mike Cullen
D-Long Beach
Frank Belotti
Eureka
Burton
Rules
Stull
R-Leucadia
Los Alamos Hotel
Pound
Bell ST
Folk
Sheri Geiger
Mission Federal Saving Time
Mission Federal
Mission Federal Savings
North H Street
Lompoc
Tri CounTies
Santa Barbara
Goleta
San Luis Obispo, Ojai
Camarillo
Federai
Sadinges
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