California State Employees Association Defies Reagan Vetoes
Sacramento report says CSEA charged Governor Reagan with political expediency after vetoes of a 5 percent pay hike and state financed health insurance. Bailey, deputy head, urges a 7.6 percent raise for all workers starting Jan 1 with up to 11 percent further for those lagging behind, asserting the Personnel Board’s guidance is ignored.
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California State Employes Association
Ronald Reagan
John N. Baikly
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State Personnel Board
Bailey
Reagan
Personnel Board
CSEY
Trustees Back Pay Hike At State Colleges
A State College Board committee endorsed on Monday a salary increase averaging 13 percent for faculty plus a 6 percent fringe boost. Chancellor Mansel Krene noted faculty earn about six dollars below peers at other schools. The full board will vote Tuesday, with the proposal headed to the legislature for final approval.
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Mansel Krene
State College
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Ronald Reagan
Riles Slams State Testing as Useless
California State Schools Chief Wilson Riles called the statewide testing program for elementary and high school students "completely useless" and said the reading tests do not improve education. He urged reallocating funds to other education areas and reiterated his stance on the state school finance system being unconstitutional due to disparities affecting poorer districts.
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California
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Geidal Evelle Younger
U8. Supreme Court
Reagan opposes sale of UC rare books for funds
Governor Reagan declared unequivocally that there was never a recommendation to sell University of California rare books to obtain operating funds. He said a university library is a repository for valuable items and would be opposed to any sale. Auditors were sent to identify alternatives, and he blamed a leak for stirring controversy.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Verne Orr
Reagan
State Finimwe Department
Farm labor jobless bill okayed in California
The California Assembly approved a bill extending unemployment insurance to about 241,000 farm workers. Assemblyman Jack Fetton led the measure, which passed 41 percent and moves to Gov. Reagan. The action ends a long push by the United Farm Workers and other farm labor groups.
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Ronald Reagan
California
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Farm Workers’ Organizing Committee
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Reagan laughs at Agnew remark over McCloskey jibe
Reagan said he laughed at Spiro Agnew's humorous remark about Rep. Paul McCloskey and Benedict Arnold during a news conference. He defended Agnew as a great vice president, noted nitpicking, and expressed support for Agnew on the 1972 ticket with Nixon. McCloskey, San Mateo County liberal Republican, challenges Nixon for renomination.
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Heagan
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Nixon
San Mateo County
Paul M McCloskey
Calif
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Disgraceful session a critique of California legislature
Governor Reagan blasted the 1971 California legislature for a “disgracefully” long session that wasted taxpayers’ money. He accused leadership of foot dragging and said the two main issues reapportionment and a tax increase should be resolved by year’s end.
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Reagan to Launch $8 Million Los Angeles Traffic Control System
Gov. Ronald Reagan will press a button to start an $8 million electronic traffic surveillance system in Los Angeles. The first phase covers 42 miles of freeways from Santa Monica to Harbor and back, with sensors feeding a computer to manage signals and lane routing for reduced delays and accidents.
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Reagan
State Division of Tighway
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San Diego
Harbor
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Tus Argous publication notice and subscription details
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice from The Daily Review about subscription rates and issuance dates. It mentions Fiayd A Sparks as publisher and Seer Ho as maker, with dates including March 3 and June 2. The text is garbled but references post office, square, and a monetary amount $4594.
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Seer Ho
Bate
Seen
Ala
Frement Ciees Sonttes
Fami
Caloris
Auto repair bill becomes law in California
SACRAMENTO AP Aims to crack down on auto repair fraud California Governor Ronald Reagan touted a new law creating a Bureau of Automotive Repairs to license dealers and curb fraudulent practices The measure authorizes fines up to 1000 dollars license suspensions and up to six months in jail for violators It requires signed repair estimates customer work orders and availability of replaced parts for inspection The law sets 25 to 50 dollar licenses and applies to about 40 000 dealers with penalties tied to misleading promises or deviations from standard workmanship
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Anthony Bellenson
Ceverly Hills
California
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Bureau of Automotive
Suit challenges California welfare act liability on adult children
Attorneys for elderly recipients and their children sue to halt state welfare claims under the Welfare Reform Act arguing the provision raising contributions from adult children is unconstitutional. They seek Supreme Court review, claim the Court of Appeal erred in vacating a restraining order and delaying proceedings, and note thousands of Californians would be affected. The suit targets DSW director Robert Careson and unemployment agency secretary James Hal, citing drastic increases in support obligations and income-based liability.
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