Agnew sees youth vote as varied not left leaning
Vice President Spiro Agnew told a California Hawaii high school journalist gathering that 18 year olds may hold independent views and are not necessarily a left-leaning bloc. He urged better news reporting, defended ITT probe politics, and said he will work to reelect Nixon.
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California raises age of majority to eighteen
Sacramento AP report says the Senate passed a bill to amend the new age of majority law, raising legal adulthood to 18 from 21. The measure by Assemblyman Paul Prio, R-Pacific Palisades, cleared 28 to 1 and returns to the Assembly for concurrence in technical amendments. It clarifies inheritances set before March 4 withheld until the beneficiary reaches age 18.
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Governor approves 7.2 million for crippled youth program
Gov Reagan signed an emergency appropriation of 7.2 million to extend the crippled youth program, requesting by Reagan after vetoing a similar bill last November. The measure targets a 13 million dollar yearly loan and grant program for the state's crippled youth services. The governor urged Assemblyman Robert Crown to reintroduce the appropriation this year.
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Reagan opposes state lottery as constitutional debate heads to Assembly
Governor Reagan dismissed a proposed constitutional amendment allowing a state lottery and warned that lotteries have little impact on state revenue. He criticized welfare reform accusations as politically motivated while Assemblyman Leon Ralph touted potential $76 million annual revenue.
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Governor cites hypocrisy behind welfare reform controversy
The governor told reporters at a news conference that the ongoing welfare debate stems not from mis management by his administration but from the hypocrisy of the Democrat who wrote the reform bill.
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