DMV to Notify Mobile Home Owners on Delinquency
California DMV will start sending notices in May to owners of mobile homes with delinquent registrations. If any part of a multiunit mobile home is delinquent 120 days, the entire unit is moved to county tax rolls and deregistered with DMV. County assessors will tax the full mobile home, and owners may seek DMV assistance to determine delinquent fees.
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Department of ‘Motor Vehicles
County Tax Assessor
DMV
Doris V. Alexis
California
Gary Nishite
Milk nutrition facts highlight calcium and protein benefits
An article extols milk as a top health drink, listing its eight grams of protein per cup and high calcium content. It notes two cups cover most calcium needs for preteens and adults, warns against calcium deficiency, and suggests low fat or skim options for reduced calories.
Dinah Shore’s Political Shift Revealed in Hollywood Tale
A vivid reminiscence portrays Frances Faniny Fanny Rose later known as Dinah Shore. A talented Jewish singer arriving in 1940s Hollywood, she faced political persuasion from a friendly ally who urged Democratic conversion. Dinah’s life shows a sustained Democratic allegiance shaping her public career.
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Hubert Humphrey
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California official cites homework garment industry abuses
Donald Vial of California’s Department of Industrial Relations warns in a letter to the Senate committee that sub minimum wages persist in illegal home garment work. The federal plan, publicized by Ray Donovan, would remove the ban on homework in seven garment related industries including apparel, jewelry, mittens, buttons, handkerchiefs, and embroideries.
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Donald Vial
Department of Industrial Relations
U.S. Labor Sional Committee
Labor Department
U.S. Labor
Ray Donovan
California labor rules squeeze homeworkers and wage protections
A 1984 letter cites Assembly bills 927 and 834 and argues against lifting federal homework regulations. It claims California’s strict controls on garment industry homework reduced child labor exploitation, warning that repealing protections would jeopardize workers nationwide and push appArel firms back to substandard conditions.
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