State budget highlights in Reagan era education push
In Sacramento, the Reagan budget elevates education as a top priority with 2.34 billion dollars in state aid. Higher education gets 697 billion while public schools receive about 1.06 billion, plus ongoing allocations for UC, state colleges, and salary hikes. The plan expands Education Opportunity Programs and supports private and public institutions, aiming to widen access without sacrificing quality amidst inflation and growth.
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Reagan eyes welfare reform to curb rising costs in budget
California Governor Reagan plans welfare and Medi-Cal reforms to tighten eligibility and deter fraud as the state budget for 1970-71 pins $1.6 billion on aid to the poor. Welfare and Medi-Cal costs are climbing 14 to 17 percent, with total welfare spending set to boost in 1970-76 in three main areas: welfare, Medi-Cal, and mental health.
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Sacramento
Reagan
California
State budget breaks down spending by category
The Sacramento AP summary outlines Gov. Reagan's 1970 71 budget with education 27.6 cents health 24.3 cents transportation 10 cents corrections 28 cents higher education 11.9 cents property tax relief 15.4? cents and other small allocations. The breakdown emphasizes how each tax dollar is allocated across education welfare and administration.
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Reagan Sends Budget With No New Taxes to Legislature
Sacramento reports Gov. Reagan released a balanced 1970 71 budget totaling 6.48 billion dollars with no tax hikes. Surplus funds cover a near 9 million gap as anticipated tax revisions later aim to raise up to a billion to fund broader cuts and property tax relief.
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Reagan Seeks 5 Percent Pay Hike for California Workers
Gov. Reagan proposed an $81 million budget for 1970-71 to grant a five percent salary increase for California’s 381,407 state employees. He also supported a $2 monthly increase in employer health plan contributions, while planning a lower total state workforce and the elimination of about 1,000 mental hygiene jobs through attrition or transfers.
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Reagan’s 1.5 Million Smog Lab Plan
Governor Reagan unveils a budget proposing a new 1.5 million dollar smog research laboratory to fight vehicle pollution. He claims California has turned the corner but calls for more water pollution work and Bay protection while proposing cuts to parks development and local recreation subsidies.
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Soviet urge to cool Middle East crisis and options open
London dispatch says the Kremlin warns the Big Three to push Israel to cool it. Russia keeps all options open, may supply weapons to Egypt and could intervene only if full scale war threatens Arabs with defeat. Kosygin sent personal messages to Nixon Pompidou and Wilson via Soviet envoys.
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Egyptian planes strike troops near Suez Canal
Egyptian warplanes carried out a hit and run attack along the Suez Canal. The military command reported two Egyptian jets, causing some casualties but only minor damage to an Israeli position north of Eliarna near the Mediterranean end of the 103 mile waterway.
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McGill Named President of Columbia University
William J. McGill age 47, chancellor of the University of California at San Diego, was appointed president of Columbia University yesterday. He succeeds Andrew W. Cordier, who left last August after promising a one-year term, and Grayson Kirk, who retired in August 1968 after spring campus disorders.
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