Reagan Faces Criticism From Former Lt. Governor
Former Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson accused Ronald Reagan of panic and deceit over Medi-Cal forecasts and tax policy. He blasted Reagan as a taxpayer friend while noting a large recent tax increase and a grocery sales tax push by a task force. Anderson spoke at a Maritime Trade Union event in Wilmington.
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Reagan
Glenn Andersan
Wilmington
Anderson
Medi-Cal
Alderson
Edmund G. Brown
California
Maritime ‘Trade Union
OEO Rejects Reagan Plan For Rural Legal Aid
Washington officials say the Office of Economic Opportunity will reject Governor Reagan’s conditions on an antipoverty grant for a migrant farm workers legal aid program in California. The OEO notes no provision exists for legal assistance in antipoverty grants and the governor can only approve or veto the grant, tying conditions to approval.
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Washington
UPI
Office of Economic Op‘portunity
Ronald Reagan
California
OEO
Reagan
California Rural Legal Assistance Program
Congress
Governor's aide ouster predicted in California
State Democratic Chairman Charles Warren predicted on Thursday that Governor Reagan will fire Finance Director Gordon P. Smith to placate critics. Reagan denies plans to oust his financial adviser, while Smith says he has no plans to leave. Warren says Smith caused chaos in Medi-Cal and other areas, and Reagan seeks a new man to fix the financial crisis in California.
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Sacramento
Charles Warren
Gov
Reagan
Gordon P. Smith
Smith
Warren
Los Angeles
California
Reagan Selects 36 to Name Delegation for GOP Convention
In Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan will assemble 36 loyal Reagan supporters to form his favored presidential delegation for the Republican National Convention this August. The committee, drawn from past California campaigns for Nixon and Rockefeller, aims for a broad party representation and will name 86 delegates and 86 alternates, all pledged to Reagan while options remain.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
California
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wuntil
Reagan Unruh handshake as prayers mingle with reform plans
In Sacramento the 1968 session opens with Democrats proposing police modernization and Reagan pressing court reform. Reagan and Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh exchanged greetings at the Governor's Prayer Breakfast as lawmakers debated a commission based system for judicial appointments and police training funding. Democrats push welfare overhaul and a bid for unified governor and lieutenant governor tickets.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Gov. Reagan
Democratic Assembly
Jesse M. Unnh
Unruhn
Nancy Reagan
Reagan
America
Capitol
Senate
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
State Bar Association
Roger Traynor
New Commissioner named to California Highway Commission
Robert E. Herdman of Solvang is appointed by the governor to a four year term on the California Highway Commission. The selection announced in Sacramento marks Herdman as the new commissioner succeeding the prior appointee.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Robert E. Herdman
Solvang
California Highway Commission
Fulton Joins Politicians Turned Singers In Recording Debut
Nashville Tennessee AP reports Representative Richard Fulton, a Democrat, joins a growing list of politicians who record songs. He released a 45 rpm disc featuring Poor Little Paper Boy and A Dozen Yellow Roses, hoping to gain attention amid national politics including Everett Dirksen.
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Tenn
Richard Fulton
Dtenn
Country Moate
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Ball
Fulton
Little Paper Bay
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