Reagan backs Nixon china trip while loyalties align in Washington
Washington notes Reagan, a Nixon loyalist governor, met with President Nixon and Sen. Buckley to reassure conservatives over the upcoming China trip. He recalled past concessions and cautioned potential appeasement while stressing unity behind Nixon's policy and treaties with major nations. Reagan emphasized his support for Nixon and Agnew while leaving open a 1974 Senate challenge.
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Assembly defeats public employees union measure in California
Sacramento California. Assembly votes 26 to 31 to defeat a Burton bill granting state and local workers the right to form unions and bargain collectively. Burton moved to reconsider. Cullen opposes citing conflict with existing law and saying the time hasn’t come.
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Reagan gestures toward Cranston as likely opponent
Reagan hinted in light tone that Alan Cranston may be his likely opponent, saying he would not deprive Cranston of worry for the next three years as he spoke with a forward looking smile.
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