State school funds to rise on surplus forecast
In Sacramento state officials said surplus funds for schools will exceed August estimates. Assemblyman Unruh and Rep. Flournoy urged scrutiny of Medi Cal costs while deputy controller Sheehan cautioned against inflation claims. A Monday briefing will reveal final general fund status and surplus size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPS
Huston J. Flournoy
John Sheehan
Flournoy
State General Fund
Unruh
Post
Department of Finance
Reagan Defends Mental Health Record Progress in California
Gov. Donald Reagan said California has advanced in mental health by reallocating funds from typewriter ribbons to patient care. He noted new staffing standards to be completed by June 1970, space allocations of 70 square feet per patient, daily costs rising to 18.73 dollars, and a total hospital population of 12,000, with Modesto State Hospital to be phased out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Reagan
Reagan
Department of Mental Hygiene
Modesto State Hospital
Reagan wants colleges for the elite Unruh charges
Assembly Democratic Leader Jess Unruh accuses the Reagan Administration of steering the state college system toward an elite institution. He cites a memorandum claiming up to 25,000 qualified students could have been turned away from the 18 college system last month, with 10,000 qualified for fall 1969 still unserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Jess Unruh Day
Unruh
R. G. Whitesel
Glenn
Dumke
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Alan Post
LL Ding
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
Italy
Takeane
Cit
Associated Press
Town Hall West
Los Angeles
California
Qooley
Zenith
Bae
Panasonic
Arvin
Motorola
FREE
Philco
General Electric
Hitachi Color TV
VHE
Hitachi
Dooley
Dooley’s Hardware
Martee
Long Beach
Mon
Tucs
Wed
Thurs
Sat
Sun
Southern
Brice
Youag
Aya Pe Ey Ars Oe
Prn Ny
Ara Derr Arr
Aer LY Pet
DOORS
Lucas
Ial
Bankamericard
Penneys
Dame’ Cash Pannay
3. Cy Pennay Company
Fabulous Founders Days
Rae
Penney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!