Reagan champions welfare work program in spirit driven plan
California Governor Ronald Reagan defends a WPA like welfare reform that would require able bodied recipients to work or lose welfare. The plan would place aged and disabled on a pension program while offering job training or public service options. Reagan cites pride and self respect as benefits and criticizes guaranteed minimum payments as impractical.
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Sacramento
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Governor Reagan Sets Special Senate Election for June 22
Governor Reagan scheduled a special election for June 22 to fill the California State Senate seat vacated by Democrat George Danielson of Los Angeles who resigned to pursue a congressional bid. A runoff would be July 20 if no candidate wins a majority.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Senate
George Danielson
Los Angeles
Congress
Ex Reagan appointee Clark gets new California court post
Gov. Reagan promoted William P. Clark Jr. from the Superior Court in San Luis Obispo County to the Second District Court of Appeal in Los Angeles. Clark, 39, would earn about 40 076 a year if confirmed. San Luis Obispo lawyers opposed his 1969 Superior Court appointment. Meanwhile a San Francisco strike by 54 Airporter Bus Service Teamsters over eight hours halted bus service for 4 000 to 5 000 daily riders before settlement.
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Reagan
William P. Clark Jr
Superior Court
Second District Court of Appeal
Los Angeles
Clark
San Louis Obispo County
Regan
Ventura County
San Luis Obispo County
Commission On Judicial Appointments
San Francisco
UPI
Airporter Bus Service
Teamsters Union
Reagan plan to hire welfare recipients ends after poor results
The Reagan administration terminated Operation Hand Up after a Department of Human Resources Development study found 309,000 private employers were asked to hire at least one recipient yet fewer than 1,000 reported job openings. The report cites 26 welfare recipients hired at an average weekly pay of 71 dollars.
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Sacramento
UPI
Department of Human Resources Development
William Lawson
Hayes maps sweeping California court reform plan
Assemblyman James A. Hayes announced plans to introduce a broad court reorganization bill next week. He criticized the Los Angeles County Judicial Reform Committee for opposing part of the plan without review while praising other reform recommendations. Hayes urged constructive committee input and warned against premature judgments.
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Sacramento
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
California
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judicial Reform Committee
Malcolm M. Lucas
Hayes
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