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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1975

Page

9

Pupil Board Pushes Meditation Courses In California High Schools

California student advisory board asks the State Board of Education to offer transcendal meditation in all high schools. It cites studies and notes pilot programs in six high schools and 15 adult schools with claimed benefits to grades behavior and engagement.

Sacramento California State Board of Education California Student Advisory Board On Education

State sues to end California legislator car leases

Two San Francisco attorneys filed a Sacramento lawsuit to stop the state from leasing cars to lawmakers. The suit targets Controller Kenneth Cory and Treasurer Jesse Unruh claiming the policy wastes public funds and amounts to unauthorized compensation. It seeks an injunction to halt lease expenditures.

Sacramento San Francisco California Gary J. Near Theodore W. Phillips Sacramento County Ken Meade D-Berkeley Kansas Near Phillips Patricia Gillette Kenneth Cory Jesse Unruh Meade

Brown Sr pension soars with $8000 automatic increase

Former Governor Edmund Brown Sr gains an $8000 boost to his retirement checks this year, bringing his monthly payment to about $2249 thanks to automatic system increases. Reagan not listed. Kuchel also receives a $2086 monthly pension. The Retirement System shows 126 beneficiaries totaling $925,000 in 1973 74.

Sacramento Edmund Brown Brown Ronald Reagan Reagan

Brown attacks UC admin pay at regents meeting

Gov. Brown told the Regents that university administrators especially the president are paid too much. He noted his vote against Provost David Saxon’s $59 000 salary while his own pay is $49 100, and criticized mansion perks as excessive in hard times. The governor urged salary reform across state and university rules. He contrasted high campaigning costs with low pay for top officials and praised higher state salaries as a solution.

Brown Charles J. Hitch Hitch New York

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