Bagley seeks windfall for colleges and coast land
California Legislature considers using 265 million of income tax windfall for higher education construction and coastline acquisitions. Assemblyman Bagley plans to split funds between campuses and coast land while Reagan's budget omits education construction. Foran proposes a penny gasoline tax boost for roads with 100 million redirected to cities and counties. The Los Angeles area study notes average resident age declined to 29.6 with women aging 30.7 versus men 28.5.
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Sacramento
Sunday
John Foran
Los Angeles Metropolitan Area
Los Angeles County
U.S. Census
Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission
Southern California Regional Information Study
U.S. Census Bureau
Ex-welfare director to study aid cheating
Robert Martin former state director of social welfare has been named special assistant to Los Angeles County District Attorney Joseph P Busch Jr. His first task is to study welfare fraud and absent fathers. Martin 48 of Hollywood previously oversaw welfare distribution in 1969 to 1970 and led 2000 employees handling two billion dollars annually. He also served as chief counsel for the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board from 1967 to 1969. He is married with three children.
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Robert Martin
Los Angeles County
Dist
Joseph P. Busch Jr
Busch
Martin
Hollywood
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board
Marcuse Would Hire Angela If She Is Freed On Bail
Herbert Marcuse offered to hire Angela Davis if she is freed on bail, a Marin County court case notes. Davis faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges in the August 7 shootout that killed a judge and three others during an escape attempt. Attorney Howard Moore Jr. says Marcuse cooperated and supplied an affidavit promising to supervise Davis toward a doctorate.
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Herbert Marcuse
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Marcuse
Angela
Howard Moore Jr
Atlanta
Marin Couty
Moore
UC San Diego
Brandeis University
Superior Court
John P. McMurray
San Quentin
Ruchell Magee
Teachers now rated on results say California official
California state schools chief Wilson Riles told 500 educators and lawmakers that teachers will be graded by student performance. He linked pay to outcomes as districts face tight budgets and rising needs, urging cost models and rational budgeting to win public support.
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Washington
UPI
Wilson Riles
California
Riles
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