State pay hike asked by Reagan
Reagan urges a pilot program to test voucher efficacy for elementary pupils and calls for tuition charges for state college students. He favors secret ballots for farm workers voting representation and tightens welfare rules to push able bodied recipients to work. He proposes work programs in 35 of 58 counties, with 580 participants, while reevaluating education priorities and pursuing more flexible schools.
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Als
California
Teagan
Laber O
Pay Board veto sparks furor over aerospace wage hikes
The Pay Board vetoed amid protests a set of wage increases above guideline limits for aerospace companies Boeing Lockheed McDonnell Douglas North American Rockwell and LTV. Union leaders condemn the decision as unfair while planning strategy sessions in St. Louis.
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Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Floyd ©. Smith
Abs-Cio International Association of Machinists
St. Louis
Woodcock
Te Board
Boldt
Nat Goldfinger
Willian Winpisinger
The
Machinists Union
Boeing Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
McDonnell-Douglas Corp
North American Rockwell Corp
LTV Aerospace Corp
Reagan proposes pay boosts for state workers and faculty
Sacramento reports Assembly Republican Leader Bob Monagan introduced Gov. Ronald Reagan's bill to grant 5 percent salary increases for civil servants and 74 percent for university and college faculty. The package, part of three Reagan admin measures, would cost 95.8 million dollars and also includes fully paid health insurance and uniform allowances for Highway Patrol and others.
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Sacramento
UPT
Assembly
Bob Monagan
Ronald Reagan
Mortingan
Monagan
Reagan
ACTION LINE misinterpretation of the page story
Letters and responses cover consumer complaints double billing lost shipments and city code enforcement. The column notes a missing Whirlpool vacuum shipment, a Los Angeles building code appeal, Betty Crocker coupons for kidney machines, and delayed Social Security checks due to address changes.
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Los Angeles City Building and Safety Department
T.M
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Board of Building and Safety Commissioners
N. Spring St
Building and Safety Department
Action Line
Betty Crocker
R.S
Long Beach
Betty Crocker Division
General Mills
Minneapolis
Old Age Security
Medicare
Social Security
Washington
F.S
Issaquah
Wash
Seven Children Die In Portland House Fire
A kitchen fire in Portland claimed seven young lives ages 2 to 8. Firefighters pulled the victims from the burning home and rushed them to hospitals where they died. The blaze began in the kitchen and investigators search for the cause. Six victims were Johnson children and Deron Turner was the Turner child in the home. Police restrained the Johnson family from returning to the house.
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Portland
Ore
Jeff Morris
Robert
Rosa Mae Johnson
Deron Turner
Shirley Turner
Johnsons
Johnson
Michael Bale
Wanda Fae Johnson
Ruby
Teresa
Maurice
Turner
Japan U S talks stress tariffs and Okinawa revamp
President and Sato discuss trade frictions with the United States pressing high tariffs and import quotas. Secretary Rogers notes the China trip leak concern and Sato’s push for Okinawa return to Japan with a possible April 1 action.
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Maurice Stans
Kakuei Tanaka
Japan
United States
U.S
Nixon
Sato
China
William P. Rogers
American Broadcasting Co
Rogers
Citrus Freeze Ravages California Crops In Sudden Cold
Icy winds and record lows across Southern California cause million dollar losses especially in the Coachella Valley Riverside County where 30 to 90 percent of tangerines and other fruits are ruined The freeze also damages oranges grapefruit vegetables and truck crops with temperatures dipping to the teens in places and winds up to 90 mph Officials warn the multi million dollar blow may extend into Friday and across counties including Kern San Bernardino and Riverside.
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Los Angeles
California
Coachella Valley
Riverside County
Kern County
Riverside
San Bernardino
Nevada
Utah
National Weather Service
San Bernardino County
Ex Carson officials jailed on bribery charges
Former Carson Councilmen John Junk and Rick Clark received 90 days in jail and $1,500 fines each as part of a suspended one to five year sentence for soliciting a bribe. Judge Thomas G. Murphy kept the felonies on the books for five years and ordered five years probation.
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Carson
John Junk
Rick Clark
Los Angeles Superior Court
Thomas G. Murphy
Murphy
Junk
David Meyers
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University of California
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van Nuys
UPI
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Pratt and Whitney Engine
United Aircraft Corp
Baltimore Sun
Creek Corp
Stamford
Conn
American Express
W.S
Gertrude Giglio
United Parcel Service
City Business
President
Okinawa
Tokyo
Steyning Citrus Co
Coachella
Bob Andrew Stall
Zale
Kay
Savin’ of
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Ladies & Gente
Gay
Ledias
Eag
Ais
Pine Ave
Los Altos Center
Stearns
Cor Pepper China Service
Conkware
Gant
Jawal Auto Colandar
Jawal
Lda
Jewel
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Jewel Welch
Lakewood Center
Hazelbrack
Panperwood
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