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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1969

Page

5

Burns Leadership Hit as Young Dems Revolt Shapes Senate

In Sacramento the veteran Democratic Senate leader disclosed Republicans will gain control of the Senate Finance Committee next week. Senate President pro tem Hugh M. Burns said the Rules Committee will give the GOP a 7-6 edge, altering a 8-5/7-5 balance after Miller’s death. Democratic Sen George Moscone announced a bid to lead a younger faction pushing more partisanship and a shift from seniority driven rules.

Sacramento Senate Senate Finance Committee Hugh M. Burns Dfresno George Miller Jr Burns GOP Robert H. Finch George Moscone San Francisco Moscone Sen Randolph _ Collier Yreka Collier Rules Committee Richard J. Colwig Atherton Comerade Fresno Democrat Richard M. Nixon Alan Cranston Max Rafferty

Miller's Son May Seek Dad's Seat in Senate

George Miller III emerged as a possible Democratic candidate to replace his late father in the state Senate. Assemblyman John T. Knox said Miller will likely run, while three Democrats have announced campaigns. The political maneuvering comes as Burns remains pro tem amid party balance shifts and calls for ethics reforms.

Miller Senate Sacramento George Miller III Young Miller John T. Knox Richmond Knox Reagan

Striking Newsmen and AP Reach Impasse Over Roles

Striking members of the Wire Service Guild and AP negotiators stalled after most of the first day of nationwide action. Federal mediators will reconvene, while AP continued basic services in 50 states and worldwide. California officials considered restricting AP news, with Reagan aides telling agencies not to cross picket lines.

Wire Service Guild Associated Press Wire Service United Press International Los Angeles Times California-Nevada Los Angeles San Francisco Reno San Diego Fresno Sacramento Reagan Paul Beck Capitol Guild Assembly Democratic California

Senator moscone cites anonymity from congress to lieutenant governor

Senate Democratic leader George Moscone said he could not judge Ed Reinecke's abilities as lieutenant governor while noting the shift from congressman to lieutenant governor risks similar obscurity. He added with a smile that the change may not be much different from anonymity.

Sacramento Senate George Moscone San Francisco Renagan Ed Reinecke Moscone

Promise No Punishment For Roosevelt Walkout

Acting Los Angeles superintendent Dr J Graham Sullivan pledged no students will be punished for walking out at Roosevelt High School as 150 to 200 Mexican American students and others abstain from class seeking action after a teacher allegedly slurred a student. The protest came as parents and residents picketed outside East Los Angeles high school.

Los Angeles Roosevelt High School J. Graham Sullivan East Los Angeles High School Thuusday

Reagan Anti-Smut Bills Reintroduced in Senate

Gov Ronald Reagan's anti smut legislation defeated by the 1968 Legislature was re introduced in the Senate on Thursday. Senator Robert Lagomarsino the author of Reagan's program last year filed the measure in the upper house.

Ronald Reagan Senate Robert J. Lagomarsino Rojas Reagan

No Quarter for Rebels Promised by Reinecke

California lieutenant governor-designee Ed Reinecke told reporters in Burbank that campus troublemakers can expect “no quarter” from him though he would listen to legitimate student complaints. He spoke after arriving from Washington, reaffirming a tough stance on obscene material and anti-pornography measures backed by Lagomarsino and Reagan, with debates over enforcement and age restrictions continuing in Sacramento.

Burbank Ed Reinecke California Washington

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