Angry Taxpayers Protests Doubling of Orange County Supervisors Pay
Orange County supervisors voted to double their annual pay from 15000 to 20268 after Proposition 12. Taxpayers phoned and condemned the move while pathways for a ballot challenge through 45170 signatures exist, with a 20 day window to gather them.
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Adrian Kuyper
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Itate
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National Jobless Rate Up Amid GM Strike Effects
The Labor Department reported unemployment edged up to 5.6 percent as manufacturing jobs fell, largely due to the General Motors strike. Total payroll employment declined, while some sectors rose. average earnings held at 3.28 dollars per hour for about 45 million workers, with weekly earnings dipping.
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Lawmakers Mull Foreign Medical Training Amid Shortage
The Assembly Health and Welfare Committee chaired by Tuffy heard AB 2098 to ease practice by foreign trained physicians in California. The bill would clash with AMA rules, aiming to address doctor shortages. critics cite language barriers and reliance on AMA evaluations. Senate in interim study.
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Callen
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Monterey Park
Gordon Cologne
India
Alan Short
Stockton
California
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Cathcart
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Mexico
Sky Spy Satellite Launched by Air Force
A brief Air Force statement announced a satellite launch from Cape Kennedy with officials restricting press viewing for the first time in 15 launches. Plans place the satellite over the Pacific then southeast Asia, using infrared sensors to detect rocket exhaust and relay alerts via a near-complete ground station in Australia.
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Australia
Firing Squad Executes Six Iraqi Officers
Cairo based Al Ahram reports six Iraqi officers were executed by firing squad after broad political trials. The killings followed a wave of charges and show trials tied to the regime's consolidation of power.
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al Ahram
ACTION LINE help with refunds and river trip inquiries
Readers seek guidance on a lost ticket refund from American Airlines and delayed student paychecks at Compton College. The column confirms full refunds and explains paycheck delays due to county auditor processing and federal funding. Also provides contacts and river trip brochures for a Blythe to Yuma raft trip.
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William Hipple
Compton College
Compton
Los Angeles
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Yuma
Ariz
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Long Beach
Deni Strochein
Blythe Chamber of Commerce
Colorado River
Bread packaging and weight concerns hit local deli trade
A Lakewood reader urges customers to check bread weights citing waste and mispackaging by bread firms. An unnamed deli owner reportedly slices multiple loaves daily for lunches, with a bread man as a source, raising health department reporting barriers.
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Recount Expected in 4 Tight Races
In four states Democrats lead in governorships or Senate races and a recount may follow. Indiana shows Hartke leading Rowdebush by 4,249 votes with no recount anticipated, while Maine Rhode Island and Oklahoma prepare for possible counters. National guard patrols guard ballots as officials wait on recount decisions.
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Rhode Island
Maine
Indiana
Romano L. Mazzoll
William 0. Cowger
House of Representatives
Sander Levins
William Milliken
Michigan
Vance Hartke
Richard J. Rowdebush
Rowdebush
Hartke
Roudebush
Frank Licht
Herbert F. DeSimone
Oklahoma
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Dewey Barrett
Rep. Peilis Offers 5 Cents for Campaign Posters
Rep. Jerry L. Peilis, a California Republican reelected Tuesday, proposed paying 5 cents for each campaign poster brought to his San Bernardino office. He said the offer aims to clean up campaign remnants and urged other candidates to join.
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