Long Beach legislators react to Brown inaugural address
Long Beach's delegation reacted to Governor Brown's eight minute inaugural speech with mixed views. Senator Joseph Kennick and Assemblyman Fred Chel praised the brevity and clarity, while George Deukmejian pointed to unmet questions on the New Spirit and crime, urging stronger GOP support for inflation and spending controls. Analysts noted Brown's focus on economic woes and public employment programs, with a wait for cost estimates on proposals.
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U.S. Senate
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Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
State Senate
Brown urges jobs plan and anti-tax pledge in inaugural
California governor Brown outlines a job creation push with federal funds possibly totaling 100 million for 1975. He pledges a 7 percent personal budget cut, supports tax and industry reforms, and says the state will streamline employment programs and broaden unemployment benefits while governing bodies face scrutiny over smog and energy use.
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Inaugural Day Pride For Brown Family At Swearing In
California Governor Edmund G Brown Jr took the oath as the 34th governor as Pat Brown and Bernice Brown watched from the Assembly balcony. The elder Brown called the speech no nonsense and urged cuts while his sister Kathleen Brown Rice smiled nearby amid family reactions.
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Ronald) Reagan
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CIA urged to obey law over foreign operations
Laurence Silbertson directs joint criminal and civil rights inquiry into CIA activities. The probe, overseen by Justice officials, evaluates legality under laws prohibiting color of law abuses. Amendments to the 1974 Foreign Assistance Act restrict CIA foreign operations without presidential approval, aiming to curb clandestine political actions such as the Chilean destabilization program. Colby ordered to review ongoing foreign intelligence activities. no response reported.
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Senate
United States
Pepo
Sparkman
Colby
Ruling bars new offshore drilling without coastal approval
San Francisco Judge Ira A. Brown Jr. ruled that oil firms must obtain State Coastal Commission approval before sinking new wells from existing platforms in state waters. The decision bans new drilling within California's three mile offshore zone for now, following a suit by Get Oil Out. The case centers on whether offshore projects qualify as exempt under the Coastal Zone Conservation Act.
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State Lands Commission
Long Beach Pedestrian in 60s Fatally Struck in Crosswalk
Luigi Baldino, a man in his late 60s of 53 Linden Ave, was killed crossing East First Street in a crosswalk around 6 45 p.m. Police said the driver, Ned Adams, 62, of 723 E First St, was not cited or held.
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