Reagan meets UC Davis students amid transformed campus image
At the UC Davis campus Gov. Ronald Reagan is greeted warmly by about 1,200 students after years of hostility on campuses. He reflects on welfare reform, tax limits, and mental health policy while noting changes from the 1960s upheavals to a calmer 1974 reception.
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Bodyguard urges Brown to avoid commercial flights
Reagan’s top bodyguard Edward V. Hickey says Gov.-elect Ed Brown Jr should not fly on scheduled commercial airlines as a security precaution. He cites risk analysis and says using security personnel can prevent tragedy while Brown favors public accessibility. Hickey previously protected Jackie Kennedy and presidents.
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Snow Streak Continues Across Great Lakes to Appalachians
Snow fell for a third day from the lower Great Lakes to central Appalachians with northern New York and Pennsylvania seeing ongoing accumulation. Pepper Pike in Ohio added inches while Syracuse and Rochester reported light snow. travel advisories were lifted as roads reopened.
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Unions Challenge Federal Labor Rules in Agriculture Debate
California producer W. B. Camp warns that bringing agriculture under federal labor law would empower unions and strip rights from workers and growers. He accuses farm groups of aiding powerful union officials and notes the grape boycott by the United Farm Workers Union is failing.
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Bill shifts welfare programs to state control in AB206
UPI reports Assemblyman Joseph Montoya introduces AB206 to move administration of Food Stamp Medi Cal and Aid to Families with Dependent Children from counties to the state government in Sacramento.
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1974 Harvest Grape Yield Inches Toward Record
As of November 1, the 1974 grape harvest reached 600000 tons, about twice 1972 output, creating lower grape prices. The bumper crop is linked to price declines, not boycott activity.
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