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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1967
Page
2
California Assembly votes for a full and comprehensive report on the fiscal crisis by March 4, after a softened probe resolution. Governor Reagan contends the state faces its worst monetary problems since the Depression, with a projected $430 million deficit.
Sacramento Senator John G. Schmitz charged that a Saturday student and faculty march on the state capitol was a socialist rally for openly socialist political goals. He said leaders and participating groups have socialist affiliations and warned it signaled an effort to turn four state colleges into centers of political agitation similar to Latin American universities.
Governor Reagan urged UC regents to consider a $280 annual tuition to raise $20 million for the coming fiscal year while warning postponement leaves them to figure out funds. He defended a July 1 budget deadline, noted support for tuition, and quipped about an Oscar nomination for Marshall Axerad.
Nazi speaker Forbes faced interruptions as he explained conscientious objector status at a Whittier Friends meeting. Rev. Richard Weston kept order while dissidents sought equal panel representation and attorney Harriet Bruhai challenged Forbes to debate.
USC experts detailed California’s underground drug trade with pep pills and LSD as major staples. Bureau of Drug Abuse Control officials warned that illicit drugs enter via clandestine labs and thefts, with counterfeit LSD posing unknown potency and danger.
Former governor Edmund G Brown told a Democratic women’s luncheon there is no California fiscal crisis except in Ronald Reagan’s mind He said the state will end the year with a 431 million surplus and criticized Reagan for claiming a poor business climate while profits rose Brown warned against cuts to higher education and called Reagan’s administration a “happening in Sacramento”
A man criticizes the Reagan administration calling it government oriented and punitive. He claims welfare reforms punish women and illegitimate children, arguing tax proposals target vulnerable groups and aim to discipline dissidents.
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