GOP Hold Tightens in Assembly
In Sacramento, Speaker Robert T. Monagan solidified GOP control by naming 15 committee chairmen from his party and six to Democrats. He reduced total committees, dropped several Democratic chairmen, and reshuffled key posts including transportation, public employment, and retirement.
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Sacramento — Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Monagan
Jess Unruh
James A. Hayes
John Francis Foran
Hayes
Assembly
Carlos Bee
Harvard
Alan G. Pattee
Salinas
Agriculture
John G Veneman
Modesto
Revenue
Gordon Duffy
Hanford
Health
Robert E. Badham
Newport Beach
Commerce
Pauline L. Davis
Portola
Edwin L. Z’berg
Sacramento
la Canada
Eugene R. Chappie
Cool
Bagley
Paul Priolo
Pacific Palisades
Carl A. Britschgi
Redwood City
Governmental Efficiency Committee
San Francisco
Willie L. Brown Jr
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Moretti
Gavel
Harry Johnson
el Monte
Charles J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Bee
Biddle
GOP
Atmosphere of Threats Blamed for UC Auditorium Firebombing
UC Chancellor Roger Heyns blames an atmosphere of threats for a $500,000 arson that destroyed Wheeler Auditorium after a student strike by minority groups and teaching assistants. TWLF members picketed campus entrances in support of ethnic studies autonomy while union teachers condemned the act as counterproductive.
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Heyns
Wheeler Auditorium
Third World Liberation Front
College of Ethnic Studies
TWLF
Jim Soliz
Third World
American Federation of Teachers
Reinecke Seeks Campus Peace After Oath As Lt Governor
California lieutenant governor Ed Reinecke vowed to seek long term campus solutions after taking office in Sacramento. His remarks followed clashes at San Francisco State and amid ongoing unrest on Berkeley and other campuses.
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U.S
Ed Reinecke
California
Capitol Rotunda
Ronald Reagan
Reinecke
Southern California
State College Board of Trustees
Students in finals ignore protesters at college campus
Twenty five teachers led by a man in a Frankenstein mask protested at San Fernando Valley State College against the firing of 28 instructors from San Jose State. The demonstrators, part of the AFT Local 1441, drew little attention during finals week as they urged collective bargaining and displayed signs about unions.
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Berkeley
Eldrige Cleaver
Moses Hall
Northridge
UPI
San Fernando Valley State College
San Jose State
Reagan reshuffles staff name Hutchinson appointments secretary
Governor Reagan announced a major staff shakeup with Edward B. Hutchinson named appointments secretary replacing Paul R. Haerle who resigns to return to private law practice. Winfred Adams will shift to Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke as executive assistant and Herbert Ellingwood becomes legal affairs secretary replacing Edwin Meese III.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Paul R. Haerle
Haerle
Edward B. Hutchingson
Department of the Department of General Services
Palo Alto
Winfred W. Adams
Ed Reinecke
Herbert E. Ellingwood
State Bar of California
Ellingwood
Edwin Meese III
Hutchinson
Finch Asked to Unravel Rat Fund Mystery
Sen. Lewis F. Sherman of Berkeley urged Robert H. Finch then health secretary to investigate delayed rat control funds for the western United States. He noted Congress appropriated 5.5 million dollars last year for states west of the Mississippi but none has been delivered.
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Sacramento
UPS
Robert H. Finch
U.S
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