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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1967
Page
2
Sacramento AP reports more than 3,000 welfare recipients joined farm labor jobs in September. Health and Welfare Administrator Spencer Williams cited 3,255 fathers taking farm work in nine counties among 4,635 unemployed welfare recipients. Twenty six were dropped for refusing jobs, with others pending removal.
Governor Ronald Reagan called President Johnson dishonest for threatening to cut highway spending. Reagan said the move would be costly to California after Transportation Secretary Boyd asked for comment on potential effects of trimming the $4.4 billion federal highway aid program.
Four members of the Hell's Angels motorcycle club will be tried Friday in Orange County Superior Court on narcotics charges after a motion for venue change due to pretrial publicity. The group, among a dozen arrested last February at the Alta Loma ranch, had changes of venue granted for Otto Friedli and three others.另
Labor Secretary Wirtz told Rep. McFall that California farmers had utilized only about 6,175 of 8,100 available braceros, while noting a Department of Employment estimate of a tomato harvest worker shortage of 3,200. In Burbank, Madeé-O-Day and the International Ladies Garment Workers Union AFL-CIO signed a new contract ending a dress store strike, with wage increases, cost of living allowances and fringe benefits.
The 58 year old Marin County school principal, Garnet E Brennan of Nicasio Elementary, was suspended after admitting daily marijuana use since 1949. She says the lesson will be truthful living and quit now. A fellow teacher defended marijuana use though not using it. no action was taken against him.
Rep. Craig Hosmer condemns an Arizona water plan to bypass the House Interior Committee as Machiavellian and hocus-pocus. He warns the amendment by Sen. Carl Hayden would saddle taxpayers with a 1.2 billion white elephant by attaching the Central Arizona Project and a 360 million Colorado package to a House money bill.
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