California Officials Clash Over Federal Highway Rules
Sacramento officials and lawmakers, led by Senator Randolph Collier, spar with auto club representatives over federal highway policy. They warn penalties could cost California millions and threaten up to 30 percent of total federal road funds, while hearings review potential changes to national road policy.
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Washington
Unruh Will Withdraw UC Unrest Probe If Governor Happy
Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh said he would drop a planned probe into University of California unrest if Governor Ronald Reagan is pleased. He noted the move was a graceful exit from Reagan’s own delayed inquiry, while stressing a broader study of university structure and financing would proceed.
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Reagan calls for private sector led economy plan
A 100 page California report outlines a shift toward less centralized government and stronger private enterprise. It recommends an advisory board to coordinate public and private work, a full employment policy, and training programs while noting 1966 saw 7.18 million employed and wage growth, with unemployment down and output metrics at postwar highs.
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California
Outsider Tuition Bill Introduced in California
Assemblyman Mike Cullen of Long Beach introduced a bill to deny residency status to students who gain resident status after a 12 month stay, aiming to end nonresident tuition loophole. The measure would save the state millions by keeping thousands of out of state students paying tuition. In 1965-66 UC students switched to resident status, and former Assemblyman James Hayes had proposed extending the wait for residency.
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Universityof California
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University of California
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3800 Deny State s Car Drunk Test
California motorists have largely refused chemical tests for drunken driving under the implied consent law. Tom Bright told the Senate Transportation Committee that about 3,800 refusals occurred, with only roughly 70 appeals challenging suspensions, as the 1966 law basis remains debated over civil liberties.
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Sacramento
Rafferty Declares Run for U.S. Senate in GOP Primary
State Superintendent Rafferty said he is committed to running in the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate. He noted he would step aside if another well qualified candidate leads in the polls, and he denied any influence from Governor Reagan. The remarks came during a television interview recorded Wednesday.
Steelworkers union warns of industry wide bargaining
United Steelworkers of America and International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers told copper producers they can expect aggressive, industry-wide bargaining when contracts expire this summer. The notice was delivered in Salt Lake City.
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United Steelworkers of America
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