New Reagan Recall Move Launched
Sacramento United Press reports a new recall effort against Governor Ronald Reagan. Joyce Koupal of Orangevale, with her husband Edwin, leads the drive after two prior failed attempts. They predict securing 780,414 signatures to trigger a recall election within five weeks.
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Reagan May Ask RFK Photo Ban
SACRAMENTO A Guy Ronald Reagan said he probably will ask the Legislature to consider a bill banning publication of autopsy photos of late Sen Robert F Kennedy. He added he will seek action on a special call after addressing property tax issues. Kansas/Koupal details show recall efforts and petition challenges with signatures collected and delivered amid a noisy process.
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Reagan Hit On Welfare Cut Out Cry From Reagan
San Francisco Assemblyman John L. Burton charged Governor Ronald Reagan with a lack of compassion for the elderly and poor. Burton alleged Reagan pressed to block an override of a veto aimed at ending a $7.50 monthly welfare aid cut to Social Security recipients, calling it extreme pressure.
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Governors Asked to Raise Hospital Staffing Pay
A letter from the California Society of Psychiatric Technicians and the California Nurses Association urged Governor Ronald Reagan to place on the special legislative agenda a pay raise for nurses and psychiatric technicians in state hospitals. The plea stresses recruiting and retaining skilled staff amid staffing shortages.
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Open Primary Veto Override Fails in California Senate
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate narrowly failed to override Gov. Ronald Reagan's veto on a measure to place the names of serious presidential candidates on the California primary ballot. The 23-11 vote fell 4 short of the 27 needed. Three Republicans joined 20 Democrats in backing the override. The session also rejected a move to aid welfare-to-work trainees, with a 17-18 vote, failing to reach the required 27. The legislature adjourned after a five day lame duck session. A Burton bill to protect Social Security increments for some recipients was vetoed during acting governance. A neat dressed man robbed the Hollywood Security Pacific National Bank of 880 dollars.
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