Reagan rivals clash over land use and jobs in California
Republican Houston Flournoy and Democrat Edmund G. Brown Jr. sharply criticized Gov. Nua gan's administration amid disputes on land use planning and unemployment. Brown charged neglect of inflation funds and cited 652,000 unemployed, while Flournoy urged a statewide land use plan and blamed partisan appointments.
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California GOP largely opposed Rockefeller nomination says Cranston
Senator Cranston announced he polled about 78 California Republicans and found most opposed President Ford's nomination of Nelson Rockefeller as vice president citing ideological differences and Rockefeller's limited role in Goldwater’s 1964 campaign. Reagan denied discussing the matter. Cranston stood by his report.
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