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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1975

Page

4

Brown aims to cut mansion costs by moving to downtown apartment

Sacramento reports Gov. Brown vows a million-dollar savings by living in his downtown Sacramento apartment instead of the Carmichael governor’s mansion. He cites $1.4 million savings over four years versus upkeep of the 12,000-square-foot residence. Assembly panel votes to let mansion construction continue.

Gov. Brown Capitol Sacramento UPD Brown Carmichael Taj Mahal Ronald Reagan Assembly Department of Parks and Recreation Paul Halvonik

Brown appoints Leonard Ross to Public Utilities Commission

Governor Brown names Leonard Ross, 29, Berkeley attorney and economist, as the first PUC appointee. Ross, Yale Law School graduate and former adviser on the state budget, will fill the $37 212 a year post, subject to Senate confirmation, and aims to make the commission consumer oriented.

California Reagan Brown Sacramento Leonard Ross Public Utilities Commission Ross Robert McDavid Berkeley 20Th Century Fund Yale Law School Yale Senate Columbia University Harvard UCLA Los Angeles Tom Brady Commission University of California State Air Resources Board Mary Nichols Uc-Berkeley Robert Sawyer

Food stamp plan for jobless wins panel approval

Sacramento reports unanimous approval by the Assembly Human Resources Committee for a measure by Assemblyman Bill Lockyer to fund up to 200 million dollars in food stamps for unemployed workers. The bill moves to Ways and Means with a 6-0 vote, mandating at least one welfare eligibility worker in each county unemployment office to aid applications.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Human Resources Committee Bill Lockyer Dsan Leandro Ways and Means Lockyer

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