Reagan Murphy in double act boosts GOP efforts in California
Reagan plans joint appearances with Sen George Murphy during the final weeks of his reelection drive aiming to aid statewide Republicans. A Reagan spokesman says about 55000 in indirect aid will come from shared billboards and other get out the vote efforts while cautioning corporate contributions remain illegal. Murphy will appear with Reagan but will not travel together extensively as the campaign adapts to legal limits.
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Sinatra wows GOP gathering in San Francisco
Sinatra and the Republican party drew about 2,000 attendees in San Francisco for a benefit show for Gov. Reagan. Tickets ranged from 12.50 to 125 with dinners. the event raised approximately 890,000. Sinatra joked about Nancy’s father and noted Dean Martin was ill and not present.
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Reagan probes education voucher plan in California
Gov. Reagan said his administration is examining a revolutionary school finance method the education voucher system. State support would go to students, not schools, allowing choices between private or public schools with aid ranging from about 500 to 700 dollars for younger pupils up to 700 dollars or more for higher grades and junior college students.
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Retired pay boost dispute hits Unruh Reagan pledge
Sacramento AP Unruh, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, accuses Reagan of breaking promises to boost retired state workers’ pay. He touts a Bakersfield broadcast stop and a capitol press conference introducing 82-year-old John Dieferbacher, a 1906 Reagan backer, who alleges renewed calls for cost-of-living boosts. Unruh warns campus militants at San Fernando Valley State College and urges student political participation while decrying violence.
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Health law shifts in U S Senate race dialogue
In a campaign week switch, Republican George Murphy urged a federal health system with a Health Development Bank and hospital loans, while Democrat John Tunney backed stronger law enforcement funding and rejected a national police force. The beat includes endorsements and remarks by Sinatra backing Governor Reagan.
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