Brown weighs removing Eagleton question from job form
Governor Brown undecided on deleting the Tom Eagleton question from his 13 page personal use job questionnaire. aides suggest possible revision while considering removing an arrest query as well.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1975
Page
4
Governor Brown undecided on deleting the Tom Eagleton question from his 13 page personal use job questionnaire. aides suggest possible revision while considering removing an arrest query as well.
In Sacramento, two Senate Finance Committee bills to repeal anti-smog device requirements for 1966–70 cars in Los Angeles and five surrounding counties won 84 votes. Critics warn repeal could invite federal lawsuits and tougher curb measures, while supporters cite costs and dubious benefits.
Assemblyman Mike Cullen released a police lab report claiming sobriety after a .06 blood alcohol reading from Sutter Hospital. He was arrested Thursday night on suspicion of intoxicated driving and expects charges to be dismissed. court appearance set for February 7.
A Sacramento Assembly committee approved an $1 million measure creating a 19 member Comprehensive Planning Commission to oversee development in the Santa Monica Mountains near Los Angeles. The plan would issue region wide building permits during planning and require a legislative report by June 1976. Opponents fear loss of landowner control.
A 1970s style fitness ad promotes aerobic exercise and cardio conditioning to reshape body and life. Three programs suit individuals with an introductory special of 14 visits for ten dollars and low-cost memberships on first visit.
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