Reagan aides report 10 percent cut aims and bureau reorganizations
Sacramento officials told Governor Reagan they are pursuing a 10 percent budget cut as ordered. The governor's secretary said the office has reduced personnel by 25 percent to 75 from 101 and managed mail with fewer staff. Executives from private industry will study state efficiency, with about 150 to participate over six months. Planes for reorganizing the executive branch move ahead under a bill allowing reforms with legislative consent.
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Fullerton Liberal Opposes Tuition Wins State Board Presidency
Commons, an oil executive from Fullerton, was elected president of the State Board of Education by an 8-2 vote, replacing Thomas W. Braden. He pledged continued opposition to college tuition and called for broader tax support for public education, as new appointees shifts reshaped the 10 member panel.
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Gonsalves Elected Chairman of Joint Legislative Committee
Sacramento report says Assemblyman Joe A. Gonsalves of La Mirada has been chosen chair of the Joint Legislative Organization Committee. The former Dairy Valley mayor also chairs the Assembly Rules Committee and will oversee a liaison unit between the two houses’ committees.
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Episcopal clergy oppose UC and state college tuition plan
Clergy of the Episcopal Diocese of Northern California issued a statement opposing the imposition of tuition at the University of California and state colleges. The Very Rev J Ogden Hoffman Jr of Trinity Cathedral Sacramento led the clergy committee in voicing opposition to ending the tuition-free policy. They argued tax-supported higher education best provides opportunities and access.
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Citizens Protest Picketing Social Workers Arrest Threat
A small group of citizens protested the sheriff’s office in Sacramento in sympathy with striking social workers. Five members of the Union of State Employees Local 411 AFL-CIO and other unions faced a temporary injunction warning from police and sheriff’s officers about arrest. Sheriff’s Captain Edwin Burns stated the injunction battle is in court, not on the street.
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Ford Praises Reagan as Presidential Timber
Stockton UPI Ford says Reagan has the qualities to be president or vice president. He notes Reagan’s early favorable national impression and says Romney and Nixon are leading GOP contenders. Ford attends a $12.50 fundraiser and declines to weigh in on Kuchel’s primary challenge.
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Mother Freed in Stab Death
In Los Angeles Ruth Gardner, 33, of San Dimas, whose marine husband T Sgt Lloyd F Gardner was fatally stabbed on Tuesday night, was released after the district attorney declined to file a murder complaint. Authorities said the stabbing occurred during a quarrel in the couple's home after he returned from Vietnam.
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Tuition aid debate shapes state college policy
Mund G. Brown serves until 1970 as Harward and Mc Candless back tuition support for state colleges and the university. Harward argues many taxpayers cannot afford the cost while Mc Candless envisions alumni funding retroactive tuition and 10 year loans for worthy students. McCandless voted no on reaffirming a policy on how the board should approach proposed legislation for an elective board of education and an appointive superintendent.
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