06 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1975
Page
1
Critics say the Agricultural Labor Board acted too quickly granting access for union organizers on ranches. Violent threats, a federal judge restraining the ruling, and pending hearings set for September 12 highlight tensions among ranchers unions Chavez and Teamsters, and the new law’s early tests.
A San Bernardino election dispute shows 32 illegal votes in the First Ward race won by Esther Estrada amid challenged ballots from varied addresses. Lawmakers consider postcard registration, risking weaker controls, as critics warn of further legal battles and compromised voter eligibility.
Ray Geiger of Farmers' Almanac urges town names on cancellations. readers debate replacing Redlands postmarks. San Bernardino CA 923 mark to be adopted for mechanized processing. local post offices use Redlands for certain handoffs. Doug Mac Williams named San Bernardino National Forest supervisor, moving to Redlands. views from his new desk span San Gabriels to Mt. San Jacinto. historic move of ranger station due to floods and earthquakes.
A humorous look at business resistance to new ideas and a form titled How to Kill Ideas. It notes executives at Cooper Laboratories and editor anecdotes about judging necessary expenses through a Brinell hardness test on heads, with commentary on hard headedness and practicality.
Temperature records note 89 and 49. Six bids for Crafton Hills College construction are rejected for contractual complexities exceeding 4.6 million dollars. Planning panel discusses trailer parks in Redlands. Smog from the Los Angeles basin threatens trees in the mountains above Redlands.
A brief literary note cites Isaiah 33 7 praising valiant advocates and envoys of peace. It quotes John Milton praising candor in praise of noble deeds and honest critique as the best covenant of fidelity.
The piece argues U.S. dumping is a global pastime, blaming slow bureaucracy for ineffective tariffs. It cites Japan’s import quotas and shows a broad import imbalance in autos, electronics, textiles, and other goods while noting U.S. manufacturing lags in radios, cameras, TVs, umbrellas, and rail parts.
The piece argues that European firms hide reserves and liabilities while American companies excel in management and capital but most remain U S–focused. It notes U S exports support millions of jobs, calls foreign terms unfair, and laments slow action on dumping as the author heads to London.
A Hart Research poll for Peoples Bicentennial Commission shows 66 percent favor employee ownership and control of firms, with many Americans calling for workers to elect leaders and set policies. Rifkin argues for economic democracy within capitalism, while a majority worry profits trump people and call for reform.
A collage of sayings references education and study politics health literature and migration. It quips about allergy aggression aging reading habits and pioneers leaving coastlines for beachside rents while noting economic indicators like carloadings and steel output.
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