Wallace write in bid possible in California primary
California Secretary of State Edmundo Brown Jr said George Wallace cannot be a formal candidate in California's June Democratic presidential primary but could pursue a write in campaign by filing a candiday endorsement by May 25. Nine Democrats are circulating petitions to reach the ballot. Wallace appears only as a potential write in with unclear chances.
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California primary focus on busing in June race
California strategists see Florida results elevating busing as a major issue in the June winner take all California contest. Humphrey Jackson and Muskie backers loom large as Wallace leads. Campaign managers note shifts toward right on busing and ongoing fundraising, with Wallace not on California ballot. The race targets 271 delegates, amid a long season ahead.
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Yorty exits presidential race except California primary
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty withdraws from the national contest except for California where he still hopes to win the June 6 primary. He says there is no time to campaign in other states and calls his overall chances very slim after finishing third in New Hampshire with 6 percent and under 1 percent in Florida.
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California bill overhauls textbook selection process
A bill introduced in California proposes revised procedures for selecting textbooks for elementary schools. It would route funding through the state superintendent of public instruction and remove current requirements that the State Board of Education purchase and disseminate the books.
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