Governor presses for Hubbard appoint to State Board of Education
Governor Reagan pursues Senate confirmation for Dr. David A Hubbard of Pasadena to the State Board of Education despite GOP opposition. Hubbard, 43, Fuller Theological Seminary president, was appointed March 7 and faces a two thirds Senate vote after Rules Committee review. The dispute centers on Hubbard stance on busing and involves another Reagan pick, Eugene N Ragle of Roseville, whose term may be stalled while Republicans oppose Hubbard. Mills notes he will not favor Hubbard without concessions on Ragle, framing a one-for-one exchange.
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Reagan proposes $14 million program to curb California drug abuse
Governor Reagan asks Legislature for a sweeping $14 million plan to curb drug abuse in California. The proposal diverts first-time narcotics offenders into local treatment programs with a six to 24 month window and wipes their records if not rearrested. It pairs $2.5 million in federal funds with $11.5 million in state funds and aims to unite state and local efforts.
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