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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1971

Page

2

State declines to testify at Reagan CRLA veto hearings

San Francisco reports the State Office of Economic Opportunity refused to present testimony at a federal commission hearing on Gov. Reagan's veto of 1.8 million dollars in CRLA funding. Director Lewis K. Uhler called for a broader investigation rather than a formal inquiry and said two staffers would stay to assist. CRLA director Cruz Reynoso countered, stressing the program's nationwide model and urging full inquiry into related charges.

San Francisco Federal Reagan California Lewis K. Uhler State Office of Economic Opportunity Richard Williamson Maine Supreme Court Commission Uhler CRLA Federal Office of Economic Opportunity Raymond Procunier Corrections Procunier Cruz Reynoso Stuart Pollak

Medi Cal Overhaul Costs Questioned in Legislature

Sacramento UPI An Assembly committee heard that Gov Reagan proposed Medi Cal overhaul could cost local property taxpayers 200 million dollars yearly. Assemblyman Campbell questioned the claim and cited state estimates showing potential county savings of 40 million annually. The plan would trim services and add a token copayment in the billion dollar program for the poor.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Reagans William Campbell Reagan

Union Oil sees drilling stall on Alaska North Slope and Santa Barbara Channel

Union Oil President Fred L. Hartley said drilling on Alaska s North Slope is nearly halted due to land claims and missing federal approval for an 800 mile pipeline. He also cited pending legislation to cancel 35 federally held leases and a federal suspension in the Santa Barbara Channel. California has a state moratorium on channel drilling.

Union Oil Co California Alaska Oilrich Santa Barbara Channel Union Fred L. Hartley Los Angeles Santa Barbara Union Oil U.S. Geological Survey Interior Department

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