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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1970

Page

2

Unruh Attacks Reagan On Prop 18 At Richmond Refinery

Democratic candidate Jess Unruh accuses Governor Reagan of hypocrisy over Prop 18 while at the Standard Oil refinery in Richmond California. He cites oil company donations to Reagan and calls for a full time Air Pollution Control Board and stronger action on smog violations.

Richmond Jess Unruh Standard Oil of California Reagan Ronald Reagan Standard, Texaco Union Shedl Standard Oil

Reagan security reports guard for state officials

Governor Reagan’s office refused comment on reports that armed military police in civilian clothes were assigned to protect state officials in Sacramento. Gen. Robert Quick deflected questions while William Strobel noted cooperation with local law enforcement to safeguard state buildings and officials.

Sacramento Reagan National Guard Robert Quick William A. Strobel Teal

Reagan Endorses Long Hair Style At Rally

In Chula Vista California Governor Ronald Reagan on the campaign trail for reelection tacitly supports long hair on young men. He said every young generation has a right to its own style though he noted it will be outgrown.

Chula Vista Calif UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan

California race shadows violence fears and drug debate

California political roundup reports Charles O'Brien and Kvelle Younger clashing over election day violence while both cite threats against officials. Rafferty claims drug abuse will cause mass casualties. rival Wilson Riles questions public trust in education. Lt. Gov Reinecke backs Rafferty and a Nixon rally lineup is announced in Anaheim.

Daily Review Wire Servicen Charles O'Brien Kvelle J. Younger O'Brien Los Angeles Younger Angels O’brien California Wilshire Junior Chamber of Commerce Rotary Ed Reinecke Max Rafferty Rafferty Wilson Riles Sen. Murphy Priday Anahemy Presiden Nixon Tony Martin Teagan

Reagan says unemployed will get work in coming months

California Governor Ronald Reagan states that unemployment is likely to fall within a few months, citing signs inflation is being controlled by Nixon administration policies. He spoke during San Diego stops and watched the Los Angeles Rams practice ahead of a Sunday game.

San Diego Reagan Chula Vista Long Beach Los Angeles Rams New Orleans Saints Roman Gabriel Richie Pettibon George Allen

Intercepted Salt Lake Letter Thanks Jail Kitchen Staff

Guards prevented a letter from leaving Salt Lake County Jail on Wednesday. The note addressed to the kitchen staff expresses gratitude for a good meal and asks them not to stop serving it.

Salt Lake City Litah UPI Salt Lake County

Healy Defends Marijuana Use On Vietnam Service

Congressional candidate John Healy admits smoking marijuana during Vietnam service while his opponent says he used tobacco. Healy argues marijuana should be a misdemeanor now, not long prison terms, noting a different wartime context. Opponent Ron Delums confirms smoking Kool cigarettes on air.

San Francisco UPI John Healy Vietnam Healy Kbhk-Tv Ron V. Deldums

Rafferty halted in pamphlet distribution bid

Dr Mas Rafferty seeking re election as state superintendent of public instruction was ordered to stop distributing a campaign leaflet. The leaflet depicted opponent Wilson Riles with a Malcolm X poster and a caption calling him dynamic, raising questions of bias and inciting. A temporary restraining order was signed by Superior Court Judge John Schindler with a permanent injunction hearing set for November 12.

Los Angeles UPI Mas Rafferty State Superintendent of Public Instruction Superior Court John Schindler Rafferty Riles Malcolm X

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