Reagan and McClellan announce state job plan
Ronald Reagan and H C McClellan introduced a private financed job plan to place unemployed in California near Oakland San Francisco and the Central Valley. They argued the program would supplement existing training without costing the state, funded by a foundation with a focus on moving welfare recipients to work.
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Agriculture Chief Won't Return to His Ranch
California agriculture director Charles Paul says he likely will not return to his ranch after leaving office at year end. He has not resigned formally but wrote Governor Reagan seeking a unity plan for termination of his contract if needed. Paul cites ongoing economic problems and notes no definite post in mind as the Republican administration prepares to take over.
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Highway Commission Changes Recommended
Sacramento report from the Little Hoover Commission urges shifting funds from gasoline tax and removing certain expenditures from the Highway Commission budget. Proposals include gubernatorial appointment of the chairman, placing staff functions under the director of public works, and creating an advisory transportation commission to address long term needs as California faces nearly $1 billion yearly system costs.
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Japan Fish Talks In Washington Amid Fisheries Debate
Washington reports indicate United States and Japan are pursuing exploratory talks on limiting Japanese fishing rights within 12 miles off the U.S. coast. President Reagan's team held temporary Sacramento offices and met with GOP officials including James W. Haley, Dennis Carpenter, Philip Battaglia, and Lyn Nofziger.
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Power Topic for Teachers at AFL-CIO California Federation
At the convention in Santa Barbara about 250 delegates from 78 locals representing over 10,000 public school teachers and college professors prepared resolutions calling for militant action and collective bargaining to advance educational improvements and teacher welfare.
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