Reagan Attacks Unruh Over Education Funds in California
Governor Reagan accused Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh of deliberate overspending in last year’s education bill to create a budget deficit and embarrass the administration. He claimed he found money to cover the school aid and criticized Democratic presidential hopefuls while addressing a Republican rally at the Oakland Coliseum.
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Reagan Signs Law Allowing Third Ballot for Spoiled Votes
Gov Ronald Reagan signed a measure by Sen James Mills that lets voters in Tuesday's primary request a third ballot if they spoil their first two. The change clarifies a prior interpretation restricting spoilage ballots to one new ballot.
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Republican incumbent's mailer goes to Democrats instead
In Pomona, Pete Schabarum prepared 40 000 brochures for the 49th Assembly District to mail to Republican households. An error at a mailing house triggered a wrong button, sending the pieces only to Democratic households on the eve of Tuesday's primary.
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Pete Schabarum
Seven vie for 17th District seat in heated Los Angeles primary
The 17th district spanning from San Pedro to Carson sees seven Democrats five Republicans and one Peace and Freedom candidate race to succeed retiring Rep. Cecil King. Former Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson and LA Councilman John S. Gibson Jr. lead the Democratic field. Republican candidates include Joe Blatchford and Morris A. Hooper Jr. A conservative tilt could challenge party norms in November.
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Dick) Howard
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Camper Parking Ban Modified by New Bill
Governor signs a bill to remove confusion over overnight camper parking. The measure treats camper-type vehicles like cars for parking laws and ordinances and takes effect immediately. It follows a 1967 ban on vacation vehicles along highways that inadvertently barred yard and business parking, delaying enforcement until fixed.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reseda attorney joins race amid primary battle
Reseda attorney Paul Hill with Bruce A. Thabit of Encino and Bruce Stevens of Lynwood enter a crowded primary. Veteran civil liberties lawyer Hugh Manes of Sherman Oaks runs as Peace and Freedom Party candidate in the district.
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