Reagan Seeks Secret Ballots For Unions in Key Speech
Reagan urged legislature to require secret ballots in union elections. He said the measure would protect workers from pressure and foster fair representation. The move follows his long campaign promise on union voting rights and labor reform.
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Teamsters Talks Make Slight Gain
California officials and opponents debate control over topless entertainment and obscenity laws as Governor Reagan pushes for state preemption while local governments seek to regulate local problems. Senate bills aim to toughen laws against smut and protect juveniles, with lawmakers split on local versus state authority.
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Labor union presses for new contract amid looming strike
The union’s 500000 members may strike if talks fail as sessions continue. Trucking Employers Inc raised its offer to 22 cents an hour for year one, while demands remain 26 cents. A new session was set for this afternoon as negotiations extend beyond the expiration of the old contract.
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Brown and Knight Balk at California Governor’s Residence
UPI reports Brown and Knight oppose private fundraising for a new governor's mansion in Sacramento. Brown insists public funds should cover about 1 million dollars for a public residence, citing propriety and the state’s wealth.
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Press-Telegram Long Beach announces publication details
The notice lists the paper as a second class matter at the post office in Long Beach California. It mentions circulation by mail and a per month year rate with carrier delivery figures and references the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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