California Ecology Corps draws out of state objectors
Non Californians aid Reagan Ecology Corps in California while taxpayers foot the bill. About 40 to 80 objectors are in the 340 member group used to fight fires and aid conservation. Officials say costs run about 23 000 dollars per member annually for 1972 73. Some objectors report pressure to join. debates over wage levels and standardization of meals and housing continue.
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Wakefield attacks Reagan over Hubbard appointment to Education Board
Republican Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield criticizes Gov. Reagan for naming David Hubbard, president of Fuller Theological Seminary Pasadena, to the State Board of Education. Wakefield cites Hubbard's role in Pasadena school integration and questions Reagan’s stance on neighborhood schools, urging clarity and consistency.
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Minimum pay-for-men bill gains committee OK
SACRAMENTO The Assembly Ways and Means Committee Wednesday approved a bill to extend state minimum wage laws to men while exempting them from hours and working conditions rules that protect women and minors. The bill would shift wage guideline authority for men to the Industrial Welfare Commission, which now covers women and minors.
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Butler Indiana Adopts Deer as Town Mascot
Signs on four highways greet visitors with a note about Susie the pet deer living in Butler. The three foot signs funded by residents feature Susie and urge drivers to be careful. Susie has roamed the town since May 1971 after her mother was killed. She makes daily rounds, begging from residents and sometimes following children to school.
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