Reagan Inaugural Proves A Wow Continues Page A-1
Reagan was inaugurated in a private ceremony Monday as TV cameras captured the state celebration. Security was tight with blinds drawn and armed guards on the Capitol roof. His 12 page speech outlined a smaller government in a growing fiscal crisis, pledging tax reform and property tax relief while promising welfare as needed. He stressed law and order, opposed street demonstrations, and laid out plans to curb costs and boost local government aid.
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Tuition plans face student and press opposition
The campus circle shows broad resistance to proposed tuition increases as Everett Pojman notes long term tax effects while Stand Moter argues for limited taxpayer subsidies. George Kerber cites faculty discussions across seven campuses in the San Fernando Valley on the tuition issue.
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Reagan Birthday Telegrams Spark California Gala
At Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento Ronald Reagan received telegrams from Michigan Governor George Romney and former presidents Eisenhower and Nixon as about 1000 attendees heard remarks praising Reagan. Romney called for dynamic leadership as California enters a new era. Eisenhower conveyed regret at missing the inaugural events. Nixon predicted a bright future for the state as tuition and budget debates drew attention from university leaders and critics.
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Spending hits high in quarter in California
California spent an average of 446 dollars per person on taxable goods in July through September, elevating the third quarter total to 8.5 billion dollars. Richard Noving of the State Board of Equalization noted the rise as Los Angeles County rose 8.2 percent. The statewide average per person was about 293 dollars in retail stores and 37 dollars for meals and drinks in restaurants.
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Spy Suspect Boeckenhaupt Loses L A Trial Request
Federal judge rejects Herbert W Boeckenhaupt plea for trial in Los Angeles and orders his transfer to Alexandria Virginia. Boeckenhaupt 23 a naturalized U S citizen born in Germany was arrested at March Air Force Base in Riverside County east of Los Angeles on October 31 for conspiring to deliver U S secrets to a Russian agent.
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