Reagan outlines post governorship plans and touring
Governor Ronald Reagan announced plans for syndicated radio commentary to more than 100 stations, a weekly column for Copley News Service starting January 13, and a speaking tour within two weeks. He said he is not considering a run for president now and will remain neutral in the senatorial race. He noted a staff and PR firm setup, defended his CHP encounter account, and emphasized leaving California with a surplus of about 400 million while maintaining political influence.
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Navajo Nation cries foul over beer coupon voting charge
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald denounces a claim that AFL-CIO funds helped finance the November election effort as false and insulting to citizens who exercised their voting rights. The opposition cites Goldwater’s prior assertion to attack the campaign.
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Reagan Opposes Federal Income Guarantee for Poor
California Governor Ronald Reagan, in a letter to congressmen and governors, opposed the Ford administration’s guaranteed income plan for the poor. He warned it would double cash handouts, reduce taxpayers, and cost $26.5 billion annually, citing California’s welfare reforms as a safer alternative. Reagan also ordered a new office to coordinate public service employment under a federally financed program to provide temporary state jobs for unemployed workers.
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CHP closes book on Reagan speed case in Santa Barbara
CHP officials said no further action would be taken after a Friday chase in which Gov Reagan's station wagon and a security car, both driven by patrol officers, were pursued by patrol cars in the Santa Barbara area. Patrols reported speeds up to 70 mph, with a communications failure blamed for the lack of contact.
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Wells Fargo and the Gold Rush Era Bank Identity
The firm, born during the Gold Rush, positioned as miners’ express, postal service, assayer, and bank. Wells Fargo shipped more gold east than any competitor, highlighting its origin and varied roles in 19th century commerce.
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