PG&E bills could jump 25 per cent
PG&E faces multiple rate actions in 1973 that would lift the average California household gas bill about 19 percent and electricity about 25 percent. Six increases already granted this year, four for gas and two for electricity, with four more pending before the California Public Utilities Commission.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Gas & Electric
California
California Public Utilities Commission
PAC
Commission
PUC
Pg&e
New unemployment plan unlikely this year
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson told the Board of Supervisors that a county unemployment insurance program is unlikely to become law this fiscal year. He cited minimal layoffs this year and noted only Ventura and Orange counties have set up benefits, recommending the issue be discussed in meet and confer sessions with employee groups.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
County Employees Assn
Social Workers Union
Johnson
Ventura
Orange
State officials to speak at Allan Hancock College forum
Four leading state officials will participate in Allan Hancock College Public Issues Forum this fall. Houston Flournoy, Edmund Brown Jr., John Harmer, and Joseph Alioto will present on October 18, 25, November 1, and 8 respectively at 8 p.m. in the Student Center. Registration is required for up to 450 attendees.
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Allan Hancock College
Houston Flournoy
Sec
Edmund Brown Jr
John Harmer
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Community Services Divison
UCSB
Hancock College
Hancock
Hancock College Community Services Division
County clerk squabble over vault incident and tour remark
Reyes described the vault episode as the judge questioned if the room was always like this. Baker recalled the vault door was set to open for Reyes and Abersman’s master key remark sparked a Cook's Tour comment. Security tightened as grand jury tensions linger over past mismanagement and resignations.
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Reyes
Baker
Abersman
Richards
Lewis
California
Dodson
David D. Minier
Lawrence McAlpine
Minier
Milner
Appeals
Sextuplets Born Sunday In Satisfactory Condition
An accountant's wife who used fertility drugs delivered six babies Sunday night in Denver. Four boys and two girls, weighing under two pounds to just under three, were seven weeks premature but breathing. The father, Eugene Stanek, 31, said five names are chosen for the infants. The mother Edna Stanek and all six babies remain in satisfactory condition.
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Denver
UPS
Eugene Stanek
Stanek
Edna
Barbara Springer
University of Colorado Medical Center
Springer
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