Brown shifts to social glue theme ahead of 1978 run
Governor Brown faces criticism over era of limits and unemployment as he adopts a less controversial social welfare stance centered on community obligation and less bureaucracy. Aides call it a continuation, not retreat, of his policy arc amid Catholic Charities talks and Capitol Park speeches.
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California urged to pursue all available natural gas sources
President Carter urged California to secure every possible natural gas source amid a looming shortage. Governor Brown said he would press Washington for LNG talks, study sites, and coordinate with energy officials to protect consumers while pursuing imports from Alaska and Indonesia.
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Brown May Shift on Death Bill Says Deukmejian
California politics focus on a death penalty bill reinstated by the Assembly after the state Supreme Court struck it down. Senate expected to concur and send to Governor Brown who has pledged a veto on conscience grounds. Deukmejian predicted Brown’s unpredictable stance could influence a 1978 voters' decision.
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