Regents Faces Scrutiny Over UC Investments
A report by the Assembly Education Committee flags possible impropriety in UC regents Edwin Pauley Ed Carter and William French Smith amid investments in Property Holding Co stock a Los Angeles land deal and changes to the Irvine campus plan The study urges clear investment guidelines public disclosure of financial interests and open regent meetings with costs and conflicts reviewed by the state auditor general.
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Sacramento
UPI
University of California
Assembly Education Committee
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Assembly
Edwin Pauley
Ed Carter
William French Smith
Pauley Holding
Los Angeles
Carter
Irvine
Smith
UC Regents
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John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
Leroy Greene
State Auditor
Chicago National Bank
Property Holding Co
Pauley
Auditor General
Irvine Co
Ronald Reagan
Action Line answers on jobs health and safe services in Long Beach
The column answers reader questions on green card holders in Southern California labor, repairing a stalled stereo radio, Head Start eligibility with income details, Amate Pre School, free pap smears at Long Beach clinics, and nearby health services. It also notes a Nevada bill vetoing legal prostitution.
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Immigration Department
Los Angeles
Mexico
United States
Immigracion Department
Putnam
Aloha Radio and TV
Ocean Blvd
Magnolia Ave
Action Line
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Long Beach
Navy
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Amote
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
E. Seventh St
Bar‘a Jones
M.P
Long Beach Free Clinic
Pine Ave
Los Angeles County Harbor General Hospital
W. Carson St
Torrance
Emergency Vet Jobless Funds Crisis Warned by Cranston
Sen. Alan Cranston says the federal government will exhaust funds to pay unemployment benefits for discharged service members by March 5 without action. He cites about 180,000 veterans and 38,000 former federal employees nationwide, including 21,000 California veterans and 7,200 state workers. He urged Nixon to seek a supplemental appropriation and allow transfer of other funds while Congress acts.
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Alan Cranston
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Cranston
California
Nixon
Congress
Labor Department
Forest Service May Require Entry Permits in California
The Forest Service indicated permits may be required to enter 1.9 million acres of wilderness and Primitive areas in California national forests this summer. A committee representing various groups urged the permit system, with no fee for entry and campfire permit included.
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