Brown asks U.S. fund jobs to offset refugees
Sacramento Governor Brown proposes to President Ford that for every job for a Vietnamese war refugee, a job be made available for an American. He outlines a “Jobs for Americans” plan with federal funding, vets given priority, and a projected California impact of about 200,000 jobs and $600 million over three years.
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Excedrin PM promotes sleep relief for pain sufferers
Public clinical findings from a New York hospital show patients up to 79 years old experienced significant relief from sleep loss due to minor pain when using Excedrin PM. The nonhabit forming analgesic aids sleep without prescription, offering an over the counter option for those troubled by pain and sleeplessness.
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NOx Fee Campaign Pushes to End Resale Loophole
Associated Press reports Longtime foes Kenneth Hahn and Nate Holden lead a push to repeal the residual NOx smog device requirement for cars aged 1966 to 1970 when they are resold. Officials say 2.3 million vehicles may still be subject to the law and urge Sacramento to act this week.
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Full NOx device repeal gains Senate committee approval
Sacramento AP reports a Senate Finance Committee approved Sen. John Holmdaal's bill to repeal the remaining NOx smog device requirement for 1966 to 1970 cars sold or registered in California. The measure moves to the Senate floor after earlier repeals in five southern counties. The devices aimed to cut oxides of nitrogen from auto exhaust.
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Deukmejian touts 60000 offshore drilling jobs for Cal
Senator George Deukmejian says developing outer continental shelf oil could create about 60,000 California jobs and boost state economy. Speaking to AFL-CIO leaders in Sacramento he urged immediate federal action to lease offshore lands and speed exploration. He notes Santa Barbara spill paused drilling cost thousands of jobs and cites estimates of over 5 billion barrels oil and trillions of cubic feet gas offshore.
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Teamsters to bargain for police group
SAN DIEGO UPD The Police Officers Association signed a contract naming the Teamsters Union as chief bargaining agent for 1140 members in talks with the city. The affiliation begins June 16 and provides for 190 OM to be paid to the Western Conference of Teamsters. Police officers approved a dues increase to fund service fees as most members, including Police Chief Ray Hoobler, are part of the association.
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