Reagan and Family Move Into California Governor's Mansion
Ronald Reagan, wife Nancy and children Patti and Skipper move into the 23 room 1877 78 mansion on 16th and H streets Sacramento. Skipper climbs the staircase and yells Charge to test the banister while Reagan notes the busy nearby highway and and service stations.
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Reagan Sworn In Hails New Breeze
Reagan takes oath as California governor amid security tightness at the Executive Mansion. He inherits a budget deficit and calls for a “Creative Society” while facing a Democratic legislature and pressure for tax relief. Reagan rules out immediate presidential ambitions, focusing on state issues and a possible tax increase.
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Nelson resigns as California consumer counsel
Helen Nelson resigns from the $18 000-a-year post of state consumer counsel after serving since its creation in 1959. She urged Governor Reagan to name a successor, but Reagan indicated he was unsure if the position is needed.
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Ring stolen from Long Beach home worth $3000
Police report a 14 carat diamond dinner ring valued at $3000 was taken from Eva H. Booth residence at 1835 Fourth Street Long Beach. The incident was disclosed Sunday.
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Third Quarter Retail Sales Hit 6.5 Percent Rise in California
Californians spent a record 8.5 billion on taxable goods in the third quarter of 1966, 6.5 percent above the same period in 1965 according to the State Board of Equalization. The state drew in 293 million from retail stores and 137 million from restaurants, with per capita spending averaging 44 dollars.
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