Reinecke charts independent path within Reagan era
California Lt. Gov. Reinecke walks a thin line between loyalty to the Reagan welfare program and an independent stance. He backs the governor on welfare while opposing a broad national park plan, arguing parks stay under Interior Department control. He predicts Nixon will win California in 1972 but not by a landslide and dismisses Pete McCloskey’s challenge as futile.
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State senator says Nixon admin lured him to lobby bill
California Senator James Mills charged the Nixon administration lured him to Washington under false pretexts to lobby for a revenue sharing bill. He said legislators were ushered to Capitol Hill to lobby and urged to tell Congress to back the plan, though he opposed it.
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California utility board rejects reassessment petition
A consumer group claims the California Utilities Board is influenced by utility interests as it rejected a petition to reassess utilities. William M. Bennett, a longtime consumer advocate, supported the petition, while the board overall denied it.
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Reagan telegram flags panel over CRLA probe
Governor Reagan accused a federal panel appointed to review California Rural Legal Assistance of muzzling witnesses and failing to uncover facts. He urged Frank Carlucci to ensure findings are filed promptly with federal officials and criticized the commission’s bench hearings at Soledad Prison.
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