Open California primary plan shelved over Reagan fears
Sacramento report says a proposed free-for-all presidential primary in California was dropped after Republicans feared it would be interpreted as insulting Gov. Reagan and his preferred son candidacy. Sen. Alfred F. Alquist and GOP leaders cited timing and political implications, with no action expected this year.
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Open Presidential Primary Rules And Write-In Vote Bill
A proposal outlines open presidential primary rules requiring 5000 valid signatures per county cap and a 40 percent party vote to bind delegates. It allows withdrawal by affidavit, and sets conditions on delegation for two ballots or until candidate release, with thresholds and contingencies for open primaries in several states. In Sacramento the Assembly fast-tracks a bill to curb write-in votes by requiring a filed declaration at least five days before the election to count such votes.
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Unrest at State Colleges Triggers Strike Talk in California
In Los Angeles on Wednesday faculty unrest surfaced at California State College campuses. AFT leaders warned of a potential strike unless issues such as class size hours per week and graduate assistance are resolved. They cite a 23 percent concern among 2,732 of 7,224 faculty.
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Yorty Attacks Cranston Over Vietnam Stand
Los Angeles California mayor Sam Yorty accused former State Controller Alan Cranston of demagoguery in the Democratic U S Senate primary. He labeled Cranston a hawk in dove feathers after Cranston’s Vietnam shift and said he might not endorse any candidate. Yorty, who had considered running, questioned allied endorsements and praised Robert F Kennedy’s strong youth appeal in California.
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Ex-Worker for Reagan Aids Kuchel
Ann Spencer, former on Reagan’s 1966 campaign committee and Orange County group, was named state vice chairman of the Citizens Committee to reelect U S Senator Kuchel. She hails from Coronadel Mar and holds roles in the Republican State Central Committee and the California Federation of Republican Women.
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Economist Warns of Dollar Decline and Depression Risk
Dr. Michael A. Heilperin of USC warns America faces a softer dollar and potential depression unless the balance of payments deficit is corrected within two months. He proposes tax increases, $10 billion annual spending cuts, tighter consumer credit, higher discount rate, and a balanced federal budget to restore confidence.
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