Alioto calls suit to recover 2.3 million in fees
San Francisco mayor Joseph L. Alioto denounces a Washington AG suit seeking 2.3 million in legal fees linked to antitrust actions that won 16.2 million for 12 municipalities and utilities. Slade Gorton filed the case in King County Superior Court naming Alioto and aides, while Alioto defends his fee-sharing arrangement and long service.
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Joseph L. Alioto
Washington
Slade Gorton
King County Superior Court
Seattle
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Faler
Washington Antitrust Group
Reagan seeks statutory leeway over more than 100 million
Reagan urged greater control over fixed funds including welfare spending arguing current formulas limit progress. He declined to specify areas but promised changes to let him influence programs. He praised Nixon's first year and met Hayakawa to become better acquainted. He also noted a federal offer for a 1.5 mile beach use near San Onofre and disclosed cabinet award processes.
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Reagan
Post
Frank Lanterman
R-La Canada
Reagan signs 1970 bill validating Pasadena junior college tax election
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed the first bill of the 1970 legislative session. The measure validates a Pasadena junior college tax-rate election held on October 21.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Pasadena
Reagan backs 10 percent late tax penalty in California
The Reagan administration supports 10 percent penalty on late state income tax payments proposed by California Controller Houston I. Flournoy in his annual report to the Legislature. The move targets timely tax compliance as an economy measure.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan
Houston I. Fldurnoy
Court Orders Apartment Be Offered Black Salon
A Superior Court judge approved a stipulated judgment ordering that a Negro lawmaker be offered the next vacant studio apartment she said she was denied earlier because of alleged discrimination. The Fair Employment Practice Commission charged a Sacramento real estate company and an apartment manager with refusing to rent to her due to race. the defendants later agreed to rent a $135 studio in the same building with no parking space, and the court order specifies she be offered the next vacant $135 studio.
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Sacramento
UPS
Pany
Brathwaite
Resignation Demanded for Two L A City Aides and Pollon
City officials call for the ouster of two Los Angeles aides and Planning Commission President John J Pollon over alleged misconduct. The push centers on governance concerns and calls for accountability from the planning department leadership.
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John J. Pollon
Must Hike Tax or Cut Services
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post warned Sacramento faces a choice between raising taxes or cutting long standing programs. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee ordered a $200 million cuts plan led by Medi Cal and welfare reductions. Verne Orr differed but acknowledged a problem if Prop 7 fails.
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Ways and Means Committee
Verne Orr
Ronald Reagan
Unruh Keeps Seats on Three Assembly Committees
Sacramento Assembly Speaker Monagan reappointed all 21 committee chairs with 14 Republicans and seven Democrats. Minority Leader Jess Unruh, running for governor, retained his seats on agriculture intergovernmental relations and natural resources. Lanterman retains Ways and Means chairmanship.
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Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
R-Tracy
The
Jess M. Unruh
Agriculture
Natural Resources
Zenovich to Run for Burns Seat in State Senate
Fresno Assembly Democratic Caucus Chairman George Zenovich announced Tuesday he will seek the state senate seat held by retiring Fresno Senator Hugh Burns. Zenovich has long chaired the Assembly Democratic Caucus.
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