San Francisco ballot on strike rejected by leaders
San Francisco labor leaders rejected three surprise Board of Supervisors proposals to end the nine day walkout by putting contract demands on the June 8 ballot. Quentin Kopp called the referendum idea a way to mediate the strike and said voters would decide pay terms. About 2,000 craft workers walked out over pay cuts, with city services affected, as talks continued with city negotiators.
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SAN Francisco II
Board of Supervisors
Quentin Kopp
John Crowley
San Francisco Labor Council
Labor Council
Kopp
San Franciscans
San Francisco
EU Donation to Cal She'd Live in Mansion
Secretary of State March Fong Eu proposes moving into the $1.3 million governor's mansion with a $15 000 annual living expense stipend, calling it a donation to the state. Gov Brown declined the mansion, citing ostentation, while Eu seeks access pending a legal change and mansion decorations from Hearst Castle.
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Sacramento
March Fong EU
California
Ms. EU
Gov. Brown
American River
Hong Kong
Alfred Alquist
D-San Jose
Mervyn Mymally
Hearst Castle
San Simeon
Longet Charged With Reckless Manslaughter In Skier Death
Aspen authorities charged French entertainer Claudine Longet with reckless manslaughter in the shooting death of her lover, pro skier Vladimir Spider Sabich. The case moves to Pitkin County District Court after a motion by the district attorney.
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Aspen
Colo
Claudine Longet
Vladimir “Spider” 5Abich
Miss Longet
Pitkin County Court
Andy Williams
John Wendt
Pitkin County District Court
Ringo trial remains set amid ruling on game legality
The federal case against Bert Bond, Edward Hagen, Marvin Robey and others over the Ringo gambling scheme proceeds toward an May trial, despite a Superior Court ruling that the Pike game was legalized under state law. U.S. Assistant Atty. Michael White said the indictment will not be dismissed, while Long Beach officials and defense attorneys debate the implications of the decision on Las Vegas style games.
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Long Beach
Bert Bond
Ringo
Asst. U.S. Alty
Michael White
Superior Court
C. Ray Shira
Shira
White
Bond
Edward Hagen
Marvin Robey
IS. Dist
Irving Hill
Long Beach City
Las Vegas
Robert Parkin
Parkin
Quake felt in Long Beach area with light damage reported
A 4.7 magnitude quake centered about 10 miles west of Newhall rattled Southern California at 7:21 a.m. Residents in Long Beach and across the region felt a slight rolling motion as dishes rattled and alarms rang. No major damage was reported, with weather fronts bringing rain and squally winds along the coast.
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Southland
California
Santa Barbara
Pacific Northwest
Ventura
Oxnard
Point Concep
Cion
Newhall
Seismological Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Balboa
Los Angeles
North
San Fer
San Francisco
Lakewood officials vote to join state union
Lakewood supervisors voted to affiliate with the California Association of Professional Employees making Lakewood the first city in the state to join. Twenty four management employees voted yes, twelve no, and four abstained. The union seeks formal recognition as bargaining agent and represents management and technical workers. Mayor Jo Bennitt warned unions could affect council relations.
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Lakewood
California Association of Professional Employes
Richard Warner
Lakewood Management Association
Warner
Jo Bennitt
Howard Chambers
Pope Sadat Meekly Presses for Palestinian Rights at Vatican
Pope Paul VI met Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the Vatican and urged a peaceful just Arab Israeli settlement with equitable Palestinian rights. Sadat praised the Pope’s firm stance on Jerusalem and Palestinian issues, while hinting at possible arms talks with the United States.
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Pope Paul
Vatican
Vatican City
Paul VI
Anwar Sadat
Holy City of Jerusalem
Golda Meir
United States
Kremlin
Israel
Jerusalem
East Jerusalem
Sedat
Police and politics dominate a divided newspaper page
The page highlights an anonymous burglary tip, a bill to weed out incompetent doctors advancing in the Assembly Health Committee, an Emmy nominations list with notable omissions, a Black lawyer pursuing Hobsonesque charges after an antibusing protest, health experts backing broad flu immunization, and a Long Beach council rift over anti pornography efforts.
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Assembly
Long Beach
Weather Outlook for FRIDS and Mountain Area
FRIDS and NIGHT AND LB area clearing tonight with fair weather Friday. Lows around 48 and highs near 66. MOUNTAINS clearing tonight, then fair and windy Friday with a low near 35 and high around 85. ALERTS warn of windy conditions tonight and fair Friday.
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University of California
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