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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1975
Page
14
Ronald Reagan urged political leaders to set ground rules to reduce assassination risks while acknowledging public appearances by President Ford are politically impractical to curb. He called for a commission or party leadership to limit such events to deter would be attackers.
Gov. Brown rejected a White House aide’s claim that Northern California is the kook capital of the world after a presidential assassination attempt in 17 days. He defended California’s people and pledged to protect President Ford on future visits. Attorney General Younger agreed Californians welcome Ford but urged crowd management controls and a review of security procedures.
World Vision's W Stanley Mooneyham testified that the group planned to bring 20 Coshins orphans to Los Angeles before government involvement. Richard Scott, a Los Angeles physician, sues alleging religious discrimination after being denied for adoption through Family Ministries in Whittier.
Auburn AP The state senator John Stull R Escondido pleaded no contest to a drunken driving charge and was fined 375 dollars. He was arrested Sept 12 after his car struck a freeway construction zone on Interstate 80 northeast of Sacramento.
AP reports California Governor Brown signed multiple measures including a $2 million appropriation to fund Medi Cal dentures for eligible recipients and a $23 million for insurer tax adjustments. The actions follow criticism of earlier cuts and require hearings on commissions. other bills address banking notices, store refunds, and price transparency in gas stations. The package also includes a reform to ensure independent stations are charged the same prices.
Governor Brown signs bills setting mandatory prison terms for using a gun in serious crimes. Judges lose discretion to grant probation even for first offenders. A 15 day waiting period for gun purchases is extended from five days to check backgrounds, with Assemblyman Frank Murphy as author.
Governor Brown urged AFL-CIO leaders to back President Ford's $100 billion, 10 year energy plan. He supported nuclear plants where safest, offshore drilling, and investing in oil shale with safeguards while pushing faster transition to safer energy like solar. He urged bold policy and criticized Arthur Burns for restrictive money supply.
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