Engle Objects to Brown Press Conference Demand
Mrs. Clair Engle rejected Gov. Brown's call for her ailing husband to hold a press conference. She said Engle has veto power and that the campaign press conference plan was the governor's idea, tied to Engle's involvement with a California based campaign group.
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Deukmejian Backs School Priority Bill
Governor support shifts to an Assembly measure aimed at increasing state education funding. Deukmejian notes a past budget surplus and urges use of new revenues for education while arguing education was short-changed by the Brown administration.
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