Bonds Proposed to Modernize San Diego Juvenile Center
Voters in November will decide bond issues to fund a new Hall of Justice and modern juvenile center in Mission Valley. The current 77 year old courthouse and Anthony Home lack space, with five detention units planned and separate living areas for youths, in line with state and national expert recommendations.
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Anthony
Mission Valley
Anthony Home
Anthony Hall
Service To People As Legislator Seeks Re-Election
Howard K. Cramer 80th District campaigns to retain his Assembly seat. He cites his legislative record and experience as adding value to voters. He notes the 80th Congress expanded social security and reduced bureaucratic blocks enabling 885000 dwelling units in 1947.
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Howard K. Cramer
State Assembly
Legislative meeting called by club president tonight
A special meeting has been called by Mrs. Josephine McNaughton, president of the Business and Professional Women's club, to discuss positions on the November ballot at the Park Club House tonight.
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Josephine McNaughton
Business and Professional Women’s Club
the Park
Labor and Management Unite Against Prop 15 Dangers
Labor and management warn voters to oppose Proposition 15, arguing it would harm California's fourth largest industry and 78 000 fishing and cannery family members. They note impact on allied sectors and recount failed attempts by sportsmen to push similar measures over twenty years, with George Waite urging a No vote.
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California
George Waite
The
California State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Coronado City Manager Council Form Studied by City Council
The Coronado City Council authorized City Attorney J R Goodbody to draft a report on adopting a City Manager Council form of government. The plan outlines council supremacy, manager independence, ethics, and clear separation of duties between legislative and administrative branches under California law.
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J. R. Goodbody
City of
Coronado
Archibald D. Abel
The
Coronado Compass
Abel
Istrative
State of
California
McKinnon Claims Minority Won 80th Congress Victory
Coronado voters are urged by Democratic nominee Clin ton D. McKinnon to back him next Tuesday. He asserts the 80th Congress was elected by a minority and serves a few, blaming price inflation on profiteering and lobbyists for housing against affordable FHA financing.
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Clinton D. McKinnon
Congress
Coronado
McKinnon
City Manager Rules On Council Attendance And Referrals
The City Manager must attend all council conferences and meetings unless excused by the Mayor or when employment issues are on the agenda. Administrative matters will be referred to the City Manager for action and no report will be made unless requested. The Manager may refer investigations to department heads and will accompany reports with recommendations only when directed.
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Fletcher Seeks Re election On Record Of Tax Cuts And Unity
Rep Charles K Fletcher urges San Diego County voters to re elect him to the next Congress. He cites his 80th Congress record including a budget cut of over six billion dollars and tax relief totaling 48.8 billion dollars, with most relief going to earners under 5000 a year. He stresses cooperation with a Republican president and a need for a local voice in Washington.
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Charles K. Fletcher
Fletcher
San Diego County
Washington
Truman
Crane Promises Education, Road Reform in El Cajon Rally
Ellis Crane Jr. outlined his Assembly campaign program at his El Cajon headquarters. He urged state aid for new classrooms and equipment, curb abusive Highway Commission powers, realign Highway 80, and widen Highway 101 to four lanes from San Diego to San Clemente, blaming San Diego politicians for delays on the Colorado River aqueduct.
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Ellis Crane Jr
el Cajon
State Highway Commission
San Diego
San Clemente
California Speaks on Public Life Knight Quote
The piece cites Goodwin J. Knight praising increasing involvement of American women in public life as evidence of their readiness for greater government responsibility. It also adds Hubert B. Scudder of Santa Rosa urging that the right to strike must yield to public health and safety.
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Goodwin J. Knight
Hubert B. Scudder
Santa Rosa
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