State's Top Executives Due Salary Increase
A new exempt officials salary plan will take effect July 1 under a state law and executive order, expanding ranges from 24,000 to 27,000 for top posts like finance director and highway engineer. Several executives will see raises, while others remain near current or capped levels, with detailed range allocations and agency review by the DFA.
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Bill Prather
Associated Press
Santa FE
APY
State Department of Finance and Administration
Bruce King
State Personnel Office
DFA
Griffenhagen-Kroeger Inc
San Francisco
Robert
Sickpatrick
Griffenhagen-Kroeger
Nickpatrick
Boles
Franklin Jones
Health and Social Services
Dick Heim
Kirkpatrick
Motor Transportation
John Taylor
Taylor
Cae
Sebastian
Gate Banking
Roy Davidson
Charmain Crown
Consumer Protection
Attorney General's Office
Robert Mondragon
Kirkpaterick
Iito
Robert Mead
Pete Pence
William McConnell
State Board of Education Finance
McConnall
Attempt To Cut Off War Funds Faces Senate Vote
The Hatfield McGovern amendment to cut off funds for U.S. fighting in Indochina heads to a Senate vote with indications it may fail again. A June 30 1972 cutoff would allow troops if no return agreement, while a shift to Dec 31 would end funding. Senate counts show 54 against or likely against, 37 for, and nine undecided with several absentees. House action looms, as opponents argue withdrawal timelines are impractical. The debate touched off party and political implications for Vietnam policy.
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Carl P. Lebaldo
Associated Press
Washington
Indochina
Senate
Hatfield-McGovert
U.S
Vietnam
Hatfield McGovern
Ugh Scott
Nixon
George S McGovern
Ds.d
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Orc
Karl E. Mundh
J.W. Fulbright
D. Ark
Fulbright
William B. Spong
House
Barry M. Goldwater
Rariz
Goldwater
Hatfield
Center For Naval Analysis
Public Works Bill Faces Presidential Veto Debate
The House passed a $5.5 billion public works bill 275 to 146, despite White House reservations. It would extend Appalachian regional development programs and provide two years of loans and construction aid, with $2 billion in federal grants for hard hit areas. Senate support fell short of a two thirds override.
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Washington
House
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Public Works Committee
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Nixon
Senate
Two Brodrick Nonuplets Still Alive Tonight
Two of the Brodrick nonuplets remained alive 84 hours after birth on Sunday, with doctors listing the condition as critical due to extreme immaturity. Geralding and Leonard Brodrick, the parents, saw their tiny infants in incubators for 45 minutes and could touch them briefly as the 12 week premature birth prompted hope and alarm amid a high risk multiple birth record.
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Dyaney
Brodrick
Geralding
Leonard Brodrick
New Law May Benefit Officials Yet Diminish Dignity
In Santa Fe a new state law lets officials claim actual expenses on official trips, replacing the 25 per diem. It requires prior Finance Board approval and receipts for all reimbursements. Chief Justice J C Compton and Justice J B McManus Jr filed a request for reimbursement seeking travel funds for a New York City meeting.
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Santa FE
John Burroughs
State Finance Board
Supreme Court
J.C. Compton
John 3B. McManus Jr
New Yorkk City
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