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13 Jan 1967

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Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1967

Page

2

Patrick set for bid to topple GOP leadership in California

Patrick, once fourth in the GOP primary, plans a weekend bid to oust state chairman Parkinson at the Republican State Central Committee reorganization in Sacramento. He will back Dr Bernart Tully for vice chairman, claim 400 pledged votes, while Parkinson loyalists expect to elect Dennis Carpenter.

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William Penn Patrick Dme GOP Republican Centra Cordmittea Sacramento Gaylord Parkinson Patrick Parkinson James Halley San Mateo Bernart Tully West Covina Parkingon Associates Hest Atty Dennis Carpenter Orange County Tully Joe Shell Los Angeles Richard Nixon Nate Tully Jack Schrade San Diego San Rafael Republican State Central Committee San Jose Mercury-News Harry Farrell William Patrick Parkinson's Kinson Son Ronald Reafor Senate Gan Thomas H California Reagan Sautob Cal Conde Ruchel Mind Ivy Baker Priest Alesee John Birch Society Republican Party
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California Assembly Debates Education Taxes and Driver Training Bills

A flood of introduced measures advances in education driver training and school funding. Bills by Carrell Monagan and others seek teacher certification changes and fiscal rules plus new incentives and penalties for schools and districts.

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Associated Pres Highee Educa S- Shoft D-Stockton Tuilon Republican Administration Commission Chin Collier SB S Carrell D-San Fernando Public Instruction Veysey R-Brawley Monagan Alley stugAiMraates Fas Cine Jae Dent Echool_Lunchitrade SB Sd Monterey Park Aisifitts Food Service Nol Tedutoatere Cubetitules A Board of Bigiloree AB 314 Brifachyl R-Redwoodl Stortuens Tesching R-Eureka R-Eureka: Bereements With & State College Wr Uni] A Senate Ediversity, of California Aselitten Dotwis Rammerton Crime Grunsky Cologne R-Indio
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Reagan Tightens Rules on Agency Speech Plans

Sacramento reports President Reagan orders state agencies to obtain prior approval from his office before issuing speeches and news releases. Officials warn against an excessive, nonessential flow of material and call for a meeting to limit nonnewsworthy releases.

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Sacramento Cies Lyn Nofziger Reagan Department
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Reagan Moves to Ban Brown's Bookkeeping

In Sacramento the Reagan administration seeks to wipe about 100 million in anticipated tax accrual revenue, challenging state budgeting. Assembly minority leader Monagan, for Finance Director Smith, cited Reagan and Controller Flournoy support, saying the measure would erase most of the projected budget surplus and complicate the state’s fiscal picture for 1967-68.

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Sacramento UPS Republican Assembly Robert T. Monagan Gordon P. Smith Ronald Reagan Houston J. Flournoy Jesse M. Unruh Monagan Flournoy Edmund G. Brown Monay Gan
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