Reagan seeks Nixon help to curb poverty office harassment
California Governor Reagan petitions President Nixon to intervene after a federal report severely criticizes the state Office of Economic Opportunity. He urges a joint state federal conference, accuses federal executives of misconduct and harassment, and warns of actions affecting California antipoverty programs and the CRLA investigation.
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Nixon
Sacramento
UPI
State Office of Economic Opportunity
Frank Carlucci
Carlucci
Best Inter
Spiro Agnew
Atty
Joh Mitchell
White House
John Whrlichman
Nixon Administration
Court rules fund disclosure rule for ballot measures unconstitutional
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Arthur K. Marshall declared a state law requiring public reports on financial contributions to ballot measures unconstitutional. The decision, in a suit by Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. against Proposition 18 opponents, finds the law too burdensome compared with campaign filings for candidates. The ruling addresses three oil firms Mobil Gulf and Standard of California acknowledging anonymous $95,000 to Californians against the street and road tax trap. Brown plans an appeal.
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Los Angeles
Arthur K. Marshall
Secretary of State
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Marshall
Brown
Mobil, Gulf
Standard of California
Practices of assessing utilities properties hit
A member of the State Board of Equalization criticized Tuesday the method used to value utility properties. The debate focused on assessment practices and potential impacts on ratepayers, with officials seeking fair, transparent standards.
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Sacramentop
State Board of Equalization
Education unit to try saving maritime school
The coordinating council for higher education on Tuesday moved to preserve the California Maritime Academy at Vallejo, possibly as the 20th state college campus. State College Chancellor Ann S. Dumke said trustees would decide in two weeks if it should become a state college. The board estimated the operating properties of the 10 largest stockholder owned utilities rose to 14.1 billion dollars, up 2.96 percent.
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Sacramento
UPS
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
California Mariime Academy
Vallejo
State College
Ann S. Dumke
Governor assails premature OEO evaluation release
The governor charges the release of a federal evaluation of the state OEO was staged to curry favor with poverty law groups and ultra left lawmakers. He says the timing creates a smokescreen to hide alleged OEO improprieties in CRSA oversight and to bolster efforts to curb safeguards on OEO funds and programs.
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Congress
Poverty Law
OEO
CRSA
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