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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1971

Page

3

Finch Says California Cannot Unilaterally Trim Aid

Presidential adviser Robert H. Finch said California cannot unilaterally cut welfare benefits to balance its budget. He urged support for the federal family assistance plan and noted changes require federal law. He disputed Reagan’s claim of an agreement to end the California Rural Legal Assistance program.

Robert H. Finch California Finch Los Angeles Congress Vas Reagan Health, Education and Welfare Nixon CRLA Office of Economic Opportunity

Calif. Space Base Bid Seeks Shuttle Launch Site

California lawmakers Lagomarsino and MacGillivray urge Nixon and Congress to designate the state as the takeoff point for the space shuttle program. They name Vandenberg and Edwards bases as key sites, aiming to boost aerospace jobs and position California in the emerging Mars mission plan.

Sacramento California Robert J. Lagomarsino Ojai W. Don MacGillivray Santa Barbara Nixon Congress National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Cape Kennedy Fla White Sands Nlm Lagomarsino Vantdanburg Air Force Base Edwards Air Force Base Mars Reagan Aerospace

Lawmaker Bee Stricken in Sacramento Briefly Hospitalized

Assembly Speaker pro tempore Carlos Bee, 53, of Hayward, was hospitalized briefly in Sacramento Monday with a respiratory disorder. He was taken by ambulance to a hospital after reporting breathing difficulties at his Capital office and released within about an hour. The ailment has recurred but was not deemed serious.

Sacramento UPS Assembly Carlos Bee Hayward Bee

Reagan unlikely to set special Senate election date

Governor Reagan probably will not schedule a special election for the vacant state Senate seat to align with the Los Angeles City Council primary. Ed Gray, associate press secretary, said the governor wants full input from district residents before deciding, and input may not be in by tomorrow.

Sacramento UPS Ronald Reagan Senate Los Angeles Ed Gray

Day Loses Top State Board Job

W Howard Day of Long Beach, president of the State Board of Education since 1967, was replaced by Eureka attorney Newton L Stewart as Ronald Reagan announced Gates Jr. to fill Harvard’s seat. Day, who did not seek a second term, cited disagreements over the tax program and said he had heard rumors of his removal. The governor named Mark T Gates Jr. to the other vacancy. Both new appointees are Republicans.

W. Howard Day Long Beach State Board of Education California Guy Ronald Reagan Newton L. Steward Eureka Day Los Angeles Edward Hutchinson Reagan Mark T. Gates Jr Thomas G. Harvard Needles

Demos Agree to Cease Fire on Budget Details

Gov Reagan said Democratic leaders will hold their fire on budget criticism until details of welfare and Medi Cal reform are released. Assembly Speaker Moretti and Senate leader Mills characterized the budget as balanced with potential political maneuvering, and Reagan said there is no trickery involved.

Demos Sacramento Reagan Assembly Bob Moretti van Nuys Ery Senate James Mills San Diego Kcra-Tv Moretti and Mills

Nixon urged to free Model City funds for LA and San Jose

Sen. John V. Tunney of California urged President Nixon to lift a freeze on Model City grants amounting to 24.3 million dollars for Los Angeles and 3.1 million for San Jose. The move aims to restart federal support for urban aid programs in those cities.

Washington John V. Tunney Dcalif Nixon Los Angeles San Jose

Cranston Tunney Seek Wilderness Smog Bills in Senate

California Sens Cranston and Tunney introduced two environment bills in the Senate. One creates three California wilderness areas Lava Beds Lassen Pinnacles designated as additions to the national system. The other protects local pollution laws from automatic invalidation when federal regulations shift.

Washington California Senate Alan Cranston John Tunney Cranston

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