Deukmejian Opens Campaign for California Attorney General
Senate hopeful George Deukmejian launched his bid for the attorney general nomination with a high profile mailer campaign listing 450 supporters including 26 Republican state legislators and 2 former lieutenant governors. Campaign coordinator Bill Roberts organizes from Los Angeles with offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco as a major fundraiser is planned for November 4 at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles.
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State Bureau
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Beecan
California
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San Francisco
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Republi
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Newsport Beach
Clair Bur
Denver
San Diego
Houston Flournoy
Deukmejian
Peter Pitchess
Brad Gates
Orange
Richard Denham
Signal Hill
Lea E. Peart
Irvine
Gov. Brown
Century Plaza
Glumarra vineyard election yields no union vote
In Bakersfield, Glumarra Vineyards workers rejected Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers in a secret ballot supervised by the ALRB. The tally was 873 against and 873 for the UFW, with 158 challenged ballots. The vote ends a long conflict and may trigger unfair labor practice hearings on Oct. 17.
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Glumarra
Cesar Chaves
United Farm Workers
UFW
State Agricultural Labor Relations Board
San Joaquin Valley
Teamsters Union
Jim Drake
UEW
Giwmarra
John Giumarra
Bob Dresser
ALRB
Sid
Anfair
Fvemnember Alrb
Giumarra
Glamarra
Teamsters
California approves $2 million for senior health centers
Gov. Brown signed legislation to fund adult gay health care centers with 2 million dollars, enabling 25 to 30 facilities to serve senior citizens. Assemblyman Fred Chel said the centers offer humane, cost efficient care allowing elders to stay in their communities rather than be housed in institutions.
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Brown
Fred Chel
Long Beach
Chel
Brown Signs Bill Expands Solar Energy Tax Breaks
Gov. Brown signed a bill providing a 55 percent state income tax credit for solar heating installations up to 3000 dollars with additional business credits of 300 dollars or 2 percent for costs over 4000. The credit runs through 1980 and may be claimed across years, while a separate regulation bill directs the Energy Resources and Conservation Commission to set solar industry guidelines.
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Los Angeles
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Iown
Assembly
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Sacramento
Congress
Gary Hart
Santa Barbara
State Franchise Tax Board
Whiplash Not To Be Considered Lightly
Hetzer, B.C. warns whiplash injuries are serious and can cause arthritis migraines and nervousness. Freese treatment may help when preliminary exams show spinal nerve pressure or vertebral displacement. The ad claims effective results after two exams and modern chiropractic care at 441 Flower with phone 665 9721.
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