Hitch Asks Public Oppose UC Budget Vetoes
Berkeley UC president Charles J. Hitch urged Californians to oppose Gov Reagan’s vetoes in the 1968 69 budget and back additional funding for the university He cited a 276 5 million dollar base allocation and warned cuts would delay programs and reduce research and faculty promotions He noted there may be surplus funds and said public pressure should be applied to Sacramento for restoration and to override vetoes
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Hitch
Berkeley
University of California
California
Ronald Regan
Charles J. Hitch
Sacramento
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Unruh
D-Inglewood
Reagan
University Regents
Uni
Regan
Senate
Oil Well Fire North of Fillmore Reaches $500000 Damage
A oil well fire 10 miles north of Fillmore continued Thursday after a fuel line burst and sparked blaze. West States Petroleum Co officials said damage surpassed $500,000 as investigators worked to determine the cause.
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Fillmore
Here
West States Petroleum Co
Senate unit approves tax cut for business in California
The Senate Finance Committee backed Gov. Reagan’s bill to cut business property taxes by 43 million dollars annually. Assemblyman John Veneman said a 15 percent cut on the business inventory tax would spur growth, with a 1969-70 start and state grants to local governments offset revenue losses.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate Finance Committee
Ronald Reagan
John T. Veneman
Rmodesto
Senate
Veneman
California
Parks Gain Parity With Highways In Public Use Rules
Sacramento lawmakers move to remove the presumption that highways have higher priority than parks. The bill by Sen. Milton Marks aims to settle disputes over whether parks or highways serve the greater public use in court.
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Sacramento
Constitution Revision Set for November Vote
Governor Reagan announced a November 5 vote on a second revision of California's constitution. He signed a bill authorizing the secretary of state to proceed with the measure.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Secretary of State
Court Rejects Young Republicans Seating Challenge
A Superior Court judge dismissed claims by California Young Republicans members that they were illegally unseated as delegates at the February Anaheim convention. Judge Andrew J. Eyman ruled against Mike Djordjevich of Daly City and the moderates group, upholding the convention outcomes.
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San Francisco
Superior
The
California Young Republicans
Anaheim
Andrew J. Eyman
Mike Djordjevich
Daly City
John Hix
Fresno
Djordjevich
Bagley Attacks Movie Tax Break Bill in Assembly
Republican assemblyman William T. Bagley denounces as a $2 million gift of state money to the movie industry a bill exempting motion pictures from the business inventory tax. The measure, amended to reimburse Los Angeles County and local districts for lost property tax funds, passed the Senate in its original form.
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George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Assembly
Ralph C. Dills
D-Gardena
Senate
State
Los Angeles County
Burbank
Culver City
California Assembly Approves Human Organ Donation Bill
The California Assembly passed a bill 65 to 2 clarifying organ donation laws. Drafted by Sen. Anthony Beilenson the measure lets individuals arrange before death for body disposition and requires the donor's personal physician determine death before transplantation rather than a transplant team.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Classified Ad on Clean Up Time Sale
A household goods sale urging readers to call HE 2 5959 to place a classified advertisement for selling no longer needed items. The notice emphasizes cash transactions and prompts immediate action.
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Pine
Kang Beach
Long Beach Jr
Sea Festival
Independent
Independent Press-Telegram
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E. Ocean Blvd
Buffums
Pine Ave
Broadway
PCH
del Amo
Lakewood Bank of California
Redondo Avenue
Borden's Exterminating Co
Atlantic Ave
John Bloeser Carpet Co
E. Stearns
Pacific Avenue
Boyd's Pet Shop
South Street
First Western Bank and Trust Co
L.A. Associates
Pine Avenue
Penney
5Th and
Walker's
Calif
East
2Nd St
Bob Driscoll Insurance
Long Beach Blvd
Don May
Leilani
Aere St. Pemley
Trient
2Nd Street
Phil Hohn
Pierpoint Landing
Pacific Landing
Panorama Drive
Belmont Plier
Fisherman's Hardware
Sim's Bait & Tackle
Pacific Coast
Hi-way
Cole's Markets
Artesia
Les Coyotes
Spring Street
East Wardrow Road
E. 2Nd
East 4Th Long Beach
Woodruff Ave
Lakewood
Desmond
Sears
Big John's Pizza Parlor
East Ocean
Men's Wear
Los Altos Plaza
Atlas Travel Service
Captain's Inn
Marina Drive
Kenady's Men's Wear
East 2Nd Street
Edward E. Elliott
Los Angeles
California Constitution Revision Commission
Commission
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bagley
UPI
Busby
Boca
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Food Center
Home Appliance Co
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Pacific
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