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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1972

Page

2

State adopts $107 million pay boosts for 93,600 workers

The State Personnel Board approved 107 million in pay increases for 93,600 workers, effective Saturday, through 5 to 13.5 percent raises. Top hikes reach 12,000 workers in mechanical, construction, hydroelectric, marine, forestry, and medical technician fields, while CHP officers gain 9.5 to 30.5 percent. Higher-ed faculty increases of about 7.5 percent to 12.5 percent are not included. Reagan had proposed smaller totals and vetoed portions of the Legislature’s boosts.

Reagan California Highway Patrol Los Angeles State College

US seeks appeal on Santa Barbara Channel drilling

The Interior Department asked the Justice Department to appeal a federal court ruling allowing Gulf Oil Mobil Texaco and Union Oil to begin exploratory drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel off California. It also sought a stay so drilling would not start during the appeal. Judge Francis C. Whelan in Los Angeles ruled Interim Secretary Rogers C. Morton lacked authority to suspend drilling.

Washington UPI Interior Department Justice Department Santa Barbara California Department Francis C. Whelan Los Angeles Rogers C. B. Morton Whelan Gulf Oil Corp Mobil Oil Corp Texaco, Inc Union Oil Co

Old broker license violations tied to firm in city

The Department of Real Estate records show the firm continued operating without a broker’s license and without city clearance while Richard Renfro listed as broker. Local prosecutor Harvey Ginns weighs possible charges. the case spans past June 1970 with suspensions and a delinquent business license. A note questions the Cancer Prevention Society Clinic in Los Angeles and its funding alongside similar Long Beach clinics.

Richard Rentro Department of Real Estate Renfro Harvey Ginns Action Line Cancer Prevention Society S. Loma Dr Los Angeles Long Beach B.C The California Department of Public Health Elizabeth Mason Hohl American Cancer Society

Mission Pak creditors list urged for unfilled orders

Readers urged to contact Mission Pak at P O Box 5956 Buena Park California 90820 to be placed on a list of creditors. The Texas fruit company acquired Mission Pak and may offer partial refunds on unfilled gift orders, though timing is uncertain.

Action Line Mission Pak Texas Fruit Company Pepsons P.O Buena Park Calif B.C

Draftees Taken Off Plane May Face War Later

Three draftees pulled from a Vietnam flight line at Oakland Army Base await a presidential directive’s impact on their status. Spec 4 Warren Spain of Colonial Heights VA says he may be saved by Nixon’s order if not God. The Army interprets the directive as excluding future draftees, while those already ordered may still be sent. Urban of Shreveport and McCarthy of New York City discuss their classifications and chances.

Vietnam Warren Lynn Spain Spain John Urban Pfe Robert McCarthy Southeast Asia Oakland Oakland Army Base Travis Air Force Base Viet Nam Warren Spain Colonial Heights Nixon God WAC Barbara Parker U.S. Army Personnel Center Army Robert J. McCarthy New York City Shreveport Urban McCarthy

Senate Demos Defeat GOP Bid to End Poverty Legal Service

Senate Democrats blocked a Republican effort to strike a provision creating an independent corporation to run the legal services program for the poor. The second defeat, 56 to 4, followed a prior 46 to 37 vote, with Nixon aides opposing the move as enabling lawyers to engage in political work. The bill funds anti poverty programs for three years and ties director appointments to presidential control.

Washington Senate Momlay Roman L. Hruska Hruska

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