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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1968
Page
4
Gov. Reagan vetoed bills to restrict autopsy photograph access in Kennedy case and tighten handgun permit issuance. He also rejected a lucrative summer youth program, a separate legislative retiree system, and a DUI license-revocation option, urging more study and existing programs instead.
Alan Cranston says Wallace supporters will also back Rafferty, while Wallace party and some Democrats unlikely to defect. He expects Kuchel voters to cross over, denounces Rafferty over campaign claims, and showcases a bipartisanship sticker as he tours California to rally unity amid Democratic discord.
City Council awarded two contracts for supplying paper towels and toilet tissue to multiple departments. The bids were approved Tuesday as part of routine procurement and budget adherence for municipal operations.
Democratic Assemblyman John L Burton urges Governor Reagan to add collective bargaining for farm workers to the special session agenda as a path to end the grape boycott. A Reagan aide reports rotten grapes arrived from UFWOC Boston.
The article recounts Max Rafferty’s contentious six years in Needles as superintendent shaping policy and building a football and baseball powerhouse. It notes dramatic student gains and university exam success, alongside accusations of vengeful behavior and fear among trustees about his potential senate bid.
San Francisco UPI report says Assemblyman John G. Veneman accuses the Senate of subverting the Assembly's plans for property tax relief within the 1967 tax increase. He urges a special session to pass a broad relief program while Gov Reagan balks without cross-house compromise.
Assemblyman John V. Briggs accuses lax laws and enforcement of allowing widespread adulterated meat sales in California. His 23 page report cites Donald D. Hill of the U S Department of Agriculture noting many plants slaughter diseased animals and canned products lack inspection with weak supervision at processing and locker plants.
Gov. Ronald Reagan vetoed a bill by Assemblywoman March Fong to test full time operation at Castlemont High School Oakland. The two year 1.2 million experiment would study benefits for about 2000 students from lower income families in a largely Negro district.
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