Legislature Rejects Using California Governor’s Mansion
Sacramento Democrats and Republicans clash as the Governmental Organization Committee votes 5 to 6 to prohibit the Brown administration from using the new 12 000 square foot governor’s mansion for anything beyond official meetings seminars and training. The measure would leave the state with two mansions while Brown continues to live in a rented apartment and calls the project a wasteful Taj Mahal. Critics warn of vandalism and protests if the mansion sits idle and say the old downtown Sacramento mansion is too costly to repair and is kept as a museum.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
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Lou Casanovich
Restlake Village
Capitol
Brown Eyes White House Bid While Denying Run
Sacramento reports Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. wants the presidency but has not fixed a run time. Former aide Jim Lorenz says Brown aims for 1980 or later, detailing a strategy to align with liberal Easterns while appealing as an alternative if a Democratic convention deadlocks. Brown’s aides deny any decision to run.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Capitol rally presses Brown on unemployment action
About 300 protesters gathered at the Capitol to urge Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. and other officials to dedicate a large portion of California's projected budget surplus to job programs. Minutes earlier, 45 teachers protested a measure allowing collective bargaining for public workers, arguing it would curb personal freedoms.
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Obledo attacks welfare issues seeks independent SSI SSP review
Health and Welfare Secretary Mario Obledo asked U S Senator Alan Cranston to probe federal SSI SSP administration after claiming California improperly paid out over 179 million dollars in welfare funds in the year ending June 30. He urged an independent committee of CPAs to audit the program and cited alleged federal errors in Riverside County grants to ineligible recipients.
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