Rules tough on California schools in federal aid debate
California school boards officials told a congressional subcommittee that larger districts find federal grant rules onerous and costly. They urged general aid over categorical funding and criticized federal pressure on busing to desegregate.
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Robert M. Formhals
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Warren
Goodwin Knight
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Darling Seeks Reagan Leadership to Unite GOP
Nine to Five member Lick Darling said Reagan should be the active leader of the Republican Party. After meeting Reagan at the Ambassador Hotel, Darling argued Reagan could strengthen the party by guiding volunteer groups like the Central Committee. He did not get a direct yes but sensed interest.
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California
Republican Party
Darling
Central Committee
Colleges Fret Over Freeze Could Cut Admissions Systemwide
The draft state budget threatens a freeze forcing California State College campuses to trim expenditures and deny entry to thousands of full time students. Fullerton would drop 1300 admits with a 1.9 million general fund cut while Dominguez Hills faces 290 admissions loss and 500 thousand in cuts. Chancellor Dumke likely opposes drastic reductions harming education quality, despite a 10 percent yearly student growth.
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Fullerton
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Dominguez Hills
Dumke
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Reagan and Brown Campaign Outlays Revealed in Reports
In Sacramento and county notices, Governor elect Reagan and Lt Governor candidate Brown report campaign activity. Reagan's team lists contributions and expenses totaling over 1 million, with separate filings for Cranston and other runners. Brown and rivals file detailed income and outlay, marking large totals and ongoing spending as filing deadlines approach.
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Cam J Committee
Reagan
Gov.elect
Ronald Reagan
Alan Cranston
Reagan Urged to Run GOP Leadership in California
In Los Angeles the head of the 12,000 member California Republican Assembly urged Gov elect Ronald Reagan to actively assume the leadership of the state GOP. The call signals party interest in Reagan guiding state party strategy as he prepares to take office.
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Cns
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Ronald Reagan
California Taxpayers chief withdraws from finance post
Robert C. Brown executive vice president of the California Taxpayers Association withdrew Monday from consideration as state director of finance. He cited his commitment to Cal-Tax directors to complete reorganization. A Reagan aide said candidates for the post have been narrowed to three, names undisclosed.
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Robert C. Brown
California Taxpayers Association
Cal-Tax
Brown
Reagan
Negro Conservative Leader Finds Watts Beautiful Area
Los Angeles based Ul tract Conservative president Dr Joseph H Jackson apologized for doubting Watts. He visited Watts last weekend expecting run down shacks and unrest but found beautiful buildings and well kept yards. He praised local schools and said apostles of malcontent spread false tales about Watts. He contrasted calm Watts with tense Chicago where Dr Martin Luther King Jr and his campaign faced unrest.
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Joseph H. Jackson
National Baptist Convention
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Jackson
United States
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Martin
Luther King
King
Cam Jackson
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