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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1966

Page

2

Workmen's Comp Hottest Legislative Issue

Industry seeks a fair law for both employee and employer while hearings stress perjury rules. Dr Earl F Cheit notes many injured workers return to work with wage loss, widows with children face hardship, and calls for stronger death benefits. Industry backs apportionment and pension concepts to curb costs and aid truly disabled workers.

Earl F. Cheit University of California At Berkeley California al Young Oregon Peals Board Consiai Jack Wickware League of California Cities Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board Wickware Harris Commission Workmen's Compensation Jess Ed Leonard San Francisco California Self-Insurers Association Leonard Jahor State Compensation Insurance Fund Young

Senate Finance Chief counters Reagan deficit claim

Sacramento UPI The Senate Finance Committee chief George Miller Jr. challenged Ronald Reagan's assertion of a $701 million state cash gap. Miller warned the governor-elect was tying bond costs to a broader budget deficit and urged modest tax increases to cover rising educational expenditures. He noted ongoing concerns about the state's finances and pledged budget figures through the 1967 legislative session.

John DB. Cox UPI George Miller Jr Nance D-Martinez Reagan Miller A. Alan Milter Edmund G. Brown

Woman Judge Won't Resign as San Francisco Seat Stalls

San Francisco Municipal Court Judge Lenore Underwood, a Republican, refused to resign, delaying the appointment of a successor after Gov. Brown declined to name another woman. Underwood cited pressure from women in the city and delayed her retirement until next year.

Long Beach San Francisco Warren Harma Underwood Tvets Lim San Pran‘isen Reagan Brown Ly Post

Mrs Reagan to Show as Lady in Red at Inaugural

Mrs Ronald Reagan will wear a red threepiece suit for the January 2 swearing in at the Capitol with a general public ceremony on January 5. The outfit, a shadow stripe wool hopsack, features a sleeveless overbodice, a simple eased skirt, and a lowbreasted jacket designed by Ben Zuckerman and bought via Amethia Gray in Beverly Hills.

Mrs. Reagan Sacramento Ronald Reagan Ben Zuckerman Ametia Gray Beverly Hills

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