State U S Project Aims to Cut Welfare Roles in Calif
Gov Ronald Reagan announced a 16.5 million state and federal program to place about 12,000 jobless fathers into training and jobs. The plan uses 3.3 million state funds plus 13.2 million federal money for the current year, with 26 counties initially covered and prioritized unemployed fathers on welfare.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
General
Eugene Chappie
Iscal
Spencer Williams
Department of Social Welfare
Labor Won't Back Unruh Election
California AFL-CIO political action executive group refused endorsement for Democratic Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh. The COPE attached to both nominees in Unruh's 85th Assembly District race in Inglewood. Republican Paul N. McCloskey and Milton Marks were approved for other seats. labor leaders urged backing friends of labor and warned voters to choose solutions over regression.
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California
Afl-Cio
Democratic Assembly
Jesse Qnruh
Executive Council of the
Auticil
COPE
Unmah
Inglewood
Paul’n
McGloskey
San Meten
Milton Marks
San Francis
Joseph Aliollo
Friends of Labor
Atlofo
Thomas L. Pitts
California Labor Federation
Reagan veto of open primary sparks push for override
More than 100 lawmakers urged to override Governor Reagan after his veto of a bill creating an open presidential primary in California. Senator Alfred E. Alquist called the veto a shock to the legislature and voters seeking a meaningful voice in selecting a party nominee.
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UPD
Ronald Reagan
California
Alfred E. Alquist
San Jose
Reagan
Alquist
Secretary of State
Oregon
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