Udall to Resume Law Practice After Leaving Interior
Secretary Udall announced he will leave office January 20 and plans to resume law practice in Phoenix and Washington. He also floated an international environment consulting firm and noted unfinished policy and budget matters will await the Nixon administration. He commented on Redwood National Park acreage, water reuse ideas, and praised Kuchel and Saylor as capable successors.
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Washington
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Richard M. Nixon
Phoenix
Redwoods
California
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Redwood National Park
Interior
Cal Expo seeks state funds and new admission policy
Cal Expo asks Governor Reagan and the Legislature for about 2.4 million dollars to run the next year's exposition. The committee cuts adult admission to 1.00 and sets track admission at 1.50 including fair access. A Capitol Turf Club contract for thoroughbred racing was tentatively approved for late January through early February 1969.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Caspar Weinberger
Cal Expo
Weinberger
Andrew Lolli
General Services
Nissen
Capitol Turf Club
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Rpa
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Ralph Nissen
Executive Committee
Frost
Continental
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Hawaii
Gibson
Hupp Corporation
Gibson Refrigerator Sales Corp
Gibson Drive
Greenville
Michigan
Gibson Refrigerator Sales Corporation
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New Frigidaire
General Electric
Frigidaire
E. 4Th
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Meadow Avenue
Long Craig Johnson
Linden Beach Poice
Wees Sandy
Pat Warner
Bolsa Camel Beach
Ree Eero
BONDS
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