California 72 election to shake up congressmen in Calif
Sacramento reports the 1972 election will bring the state's largest congressional shakeup in a decade with five new House seats, including a key fight for the new 3rd District in San Bernardino Riverside counties. Dems and reps contend for the two safe seats and one tossup as incumbents face retirements and fierce primaries.
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California
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San Bernardino-Riverside
George Brown Jr
John Y. ‘Tunney
Senate
David Tunne
Tunney
Victor Veysey
Brawley
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Portola Valley
McCloskey
San Mateo County
C.D
Orange Counties
President Nixon
San Clemente
Clair Burgener
San Diego
Freeze on utility rates extended to March 25
The Price Commission extended the utility rate freeze by 15 days to March 25 to allow time for new regulations. Electric, telephone, gas, telegraph firms and other regulated transit remain at February 10 levels. The commission plans to clarify rules on allowable increases to ensure continued service and capital needs.
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Congress passes fair hiring bill broadening EEOC powers
The House approved a bill to enforce the federal ban on job discrimination and extend coverage to vast numbers of workers including teachers police and firefighters. It expands private sector and union coverage to firms with 15 or more employees and authorizes federal court enforcement of EEOC rulings, up from persuasion only.
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