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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1972

Page

3

Riles proposes revolutionary California education plan

State schools chief Wilson Riles unveiled a five year 351 million program to expand public schools to include four year olds and revamp K through third grade teaching. The plan relies on parent involvement trained aides and volunteers to cut pupil adult ratios and update teaching methods.

Sacramento UPI Wilson Riles California Riles

Reagan rejects 265 million aid boost for schools

Gov. Reagan turned aside a proposed 265 million dollar boost for state aid to local schools while expanding his own plan from 65 to 100 million. Lawmakers say the changes would average 100000 to 250000 extra per district annually, boosting funding by 7 to 17 percent, with debate over the final figures.

Reagan Ups Sacramento

Farm workers to gain unemployment insurance coverage

A California bill by Assemblyman Jack Fenton would insure about 235000 farm workers for up to 26 weeks through a $32 million unemployment insurance fund financed by farm employers statewide. The measure, similar to a vetoed proposal, advanced a key committee amid farming industry opposition.

Sacramento California Jack Fenton Dontebello State Fenton Reagan

Assembly panel backs AB 205 after brief debate

The Assembly Ways and Means Committee advanced AB 205 11 to 3 prior to a floor vote. Roy J. Bell of the state Finance Department opposed the bill warning it would force farm employers to bear the fund's cost.

Assembly Ways and Means Assembly Roy J. Bell State Finance Department

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