Hydroelectric workers back down in California bargaining clash
California hydroelectric workers threatening a 625 member strike over wage hikes and union bargaining backed off after a face saving offer from the state. CSEA agreed to return to work with pay increases up to 12.5 percent and wage parity with non state hydro workers in 1973 74 while negotiations continue.
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Copley News Service
Sacramento
California
Reseration
CSEA
Personnel Board
State Water Resources
William R
Gianelli
Water Resources Department
DWR
Mploves
Ieir
Crossword Puzzle 64 Sausage Puzzle of Monday June 12
A compact report notes the Monday June 12 crossword puzzle solution for puzzle 64 titled Sausage. Readers are invited to study clues and confirmed fills, with no further detail on constructors or grid specifics.
California faces power shortage risk from growth and environment
A Copley News Service report warns California could face blackouts as demand rises and environmental opposition shapes siting. PG&E plans to double capacity by 1980 and 1990 with nuclear units at Diablo Canyon and other sites, needing state approval and many agencies.
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California
Council
Sacramento
Pacific: Gas & Electric + Co
Pg&e
Diablo Canyon
San Luis Obispo County
Atomic Energy Commission
State ‘Public Utilities
AEC
RUC
Point Arena
Collinsville
Sacramento River
Pittsburg
South Moss Landing
Monterey County
State Water Control Board
Asia
Rand Corp
People’s Lobby
Blyman Edwin
L. Z’berg
Alan Sieroty
Beverly
Hills
Donald» L. Grunsky
Watsonville
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City of Song
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