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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1975

Page

27

U.S. admits pollution risk in offshore oil leases

The final environmental impact statement for 1.6 million acres of outer continental shelf leases off Southern California acknowledges some pollution risk from potential oil spills. It outlines alternatives including reduced acreage, delays, or exploration-before-leasing, and predicts a mid September decision with possible scope limits.

Washington UPI California Los Angeles Bureau of Land Management Interior Department Lourres Santa Monica San Pedro Outer Continental Shelf President's Council On Environmental Quality

UFW Delegates Gather in Fresno for Convention

UFW members from across California arrive in Fresno for a three day constitutional convention led by Cesar Chavez. He interrupts a 1000 mile state walk to greet 500 to 6 delegates as the gathering opens focusing on California’s new Agricultural Labor Relations Act and state supervised secret ballot elections for farm workers. Chavez plans to finish his march to Delano after the convention and calls for widespread organizing before elections at month’s end.

Fresno UPI United Farm Worker Union UFW Cesar Chavez Chavez Delano California Sacramento Gov. Brown San Joaquin Valley Leon Woodcock United Auto Workers Alan Kistler Afl-Cio Auto Union Woodbeock Kistler Mervyn Dymalty Richard Alatorre

Unemployed to hold jobs rally at Capitol

Fresno area unemployed will rally on the Capitol steps next Tuesday with more than 1,000 attendees. Joe Williams of the Fresno County Economic Opportunities Commission urges officials to provide jobs over welfare, warning that California’s 10.1 percent unemployment rate understates the struggle and a worse period may lie ahead.

Fresno California Capitol Steps Joe Williams Fresno County Economic Opportunities Commission Williams

New supervisor named for Division of Oil and Gas

Sacramento geologist Harold W. Bartholf, with a long oil and gas career, was named supervisor of the State Division of Oil and Gas. M. G. Mefford was named chief deputy, replacing John F. Matthews Jr. and James R. Weddle.

Our State Bureau Sacramento Harold W. Bartholf State Division of Oil and Gas M. G. Mefford Bartholf Mefford John F. Matthews Jr James R. Weddle

Bill to open personnel records for employees passes Assembly

The Assembly cleared a bill allowing employees to access their personnel records on request. Sen. David Roberts sponsor. bill moves to the Senate for concurrence in amendments. The energy office reshuffle includes Bertholf and Reinecke with new state duties amid California fuel concerns.

Sacramento Assembly David. Roberts D-Los Senate Lew Moran Department of Conservation California Bertholf Junior Oil Ed Reinecke Energy Planning Council Board of Equalization

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