Reagan to Head California GOP Delegation for Nixon
In Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan received a standing ovation as he announced he will personally lead California's GOP delegation for President Nixon in 1972. He urged party unity to enact a counterrevolution, warned Democrats over reapportionment, and pledged a balanced budget with welfare reform while criticizing critics who opposed the Nixon Administration.
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Ronald Reagan
Republican State Central Committee
California
Nixon
Reagan
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Barry Goldwater
Regan
Sis
Richard Nixon
White House
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Rep
Rogers Morton
Dole
Agnew
Reagan Endorsed Luce Elected GOP State Vice Chairman
Gordon Luce, former director in Gov. Reagan's cabinet, was elected Republican state vice chairman without opposition at the Sacramento convention. Clif Anderson, San Marino attorney, campaigned for the post but bowed out, endorsing Luce after a failed bid for a secret ballot. Putnam Livermore was unopposed for state chair, and Paul Haerle won re-election as secretary.
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Gordon Luce
Business and Transportation Agency
Reagan
Clif Anderson
San Marino
Anderson
Luce
Republican State Central Committee
Putnam
Livermore
San Francisco
Paul Haerle
Marin County
Haerle
William Campbell
la Puente
Campbell
Tirsop del Junce
Los Angeles
H.L
Bill) Richardson
Arcadia
Marjorie Boynton
Ukiah
Mike Evans
Orinda
Frank Adams
California Republican Assembly
Russ Collier
San Mateo County
Carlucci says CRLA not dead hinges on probe
Washington UPI Frank Carlucci acting OEO director said California Rural Legal Assistance may continue despite Reagan veto of a 1.8 million federal grant for 1971. He set funding through July 31, ordered a commission to study CRLA criticisms, and noted a six month grant of 600000 while a full review proceeds.
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Washington
UPI
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Office of Economic Opportunity
California
Ronald Reagan
California Rural Legal Assistance Inc
Reagan
Legal Aid Project
GOP
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Nixon
White House
OEO
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OBO
CRLA
Cruz Reynoso
GRLA
Campus Security Chiefs Meet to Upgrade Profession
College security chiefs from 26 Southland campuses met in Whittier to begin upgrading and standardizing campus security. A second session is planned next month as they form a network for all Southern California colleges with committees on finance and rules. Representatives from Chapman College attended as observers. Cal State Long Beach Campus Police Chief C. Lee Chandler will join the next meeting at Whittier Cottage on February 27 at 9 am.
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Southern California
Kesno
San Diego
G. L. Bagley
Whittier College
Bagley
California State College, Long Beach Criminology
Whittiers
Chapman College
Orange
Cal State Long
Carlton Tops in Tar Test Among Filter Kings
Carlton ranks lowest in tar emissions among tested filter kings, highlighting comparative performance across brands. Tests measure tar output under standardized conditions, suggesting Carlton shows improved filtration efficiency relative to peers.
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U.S
Ings
American Tobacco Company
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
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