Cities back plan to ban public workers strikes
The League of California Cities votes to back a constitutional amendment banning strikes and binding arbitration in public employment disputes. Sponsors push to place the measure on the 1978 ballot with signatures statewide. Mayors Bradley, Wilson, and Hayes oppose. Pete Wilson supports the amendment.
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San Francisco
UPI
League of California
League
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
Lionel Wilson
Oakland
Janet Gray Hayes
San Jose
Rosalynn Carter to Speak at Edicon Conference Luncheon
Rosalynn Carter will address the 18th annual United Press International Editors and Publishers Conference in Puerto Rico October 9 to 12. She will attend a luncheon for delegates on October 11 and is expected to discuss human rights and her Latin America tour. More than 350 newspaper executives and their wives from multiple regions are expected to attend.
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New York
UPI
Rosalynn Carter
United Press International Editors and Publishers
Edicon
Puerto Rico
Stoner to contest extradition in 1958 church blast case
Marietta Ga. racist extremist J B Stoner surrendered to Cobb County authorities vowing to challenge extradition to Alabama where he faces charges for the 1958 Bethel Baptist Church hazardous device incident. He claims FBI undercover agents and a Birmingham detective conspired against him and accuses Alabama officials of political motives. Bond set at 10000 with property.
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Marietta
J.B. Stoner
FBI
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Stoner
Cobb County
James L. Bullard
Bullard
National States Rights Party
William Baxley
Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr
Bethel Baptist Church
Fred Shuttlesworth
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Manhasset
N.Y
Linda
Brenda McCall
North Shore University Hospital
Payson Whitney Tower
Rita Harper
Maternal and Child Health Center
Valle Florid
Heckman's
Caseune Rion Center
Tote
Upen Mun Fe
SAT & Sun
Mills Jewelers
Antwerp
Broadway
Santa Maria
West Ocean Ave
Lompoc
Orig
Group
Typopacae Ate Co
Canyan
Jcpenney
Lompoc. Calif
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