Reagan accuses judge of obstruction over welfare income check
Gov. Ronald Reagan blasts Sacramento Superior Court Judge William Gallagher for obstructing welfare reforms by blocking state and local officials from inspecting outside income returns of welfare recipients. He charges the ruling undermines public trust and questions judicial conduct while seeking an appeal to overturn the order.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Superior Court
William Gallagher
Gallagher
Governors Office
Evelle Younger
3Rd District Court of Appeal
Reagan
State Department of Social Welfare
State Department of Human Resources Development
WIN
Department of Human Resources Development
Recycling plant opens in LaVerne Calif
Occidental Petroleum unveils a four story pilot facility to convert garbage into oil metals glass and charcoal. EPA and San Diego County officials observe as the plant aims to process four tons daily with potential to fund waste collection via byproducts.
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LA Verne
Calif
America
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
San Diego County
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Steve Levy
Case Houson
San Diego
Community Events In Lompoc Include Carnival And Talks
Local calendar lists a Carnival at Loma Vista Elementary on Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. plus a CYO car wash at Ken Calvert's Mobile Station. Also scheduled are a Chicken Dinner fundraiser by Job's Daughters Bethel 349 at the Lompoc Masonic Temple, a Community Action Council potluck talk by Jackie Cuttani, a Valentines Banquet by Valley Chapel with speaker Chuck Smith, a Lompoc Senior Citizens potluck, and several tours and meetings at the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce, Lions Inn, and Los Padres NF, with POW MIA events February 14–19.
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Catholic Youth Organization
Ken Calvert
Ocean and
H Streets
Job
Bethel
Lompoc Masonic Temple
Jane Hansen
Community Action Council
Lompoc Valley
Jackie Cuttani
City Hall
North I St
Valley Chapel
Presbyterian Center
Berkeley Drive
Chuck Smith
Calvary Chapel
Costa Mesa
Smith
Life
Time
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Robert G. Lancaster
Los Padres National Forest
Lompoc
Cable TV Hails FCC Ruling Expanding Import of Distant Signals
The FCC approved rules allowing cable systems to import distant signals to cities for the first time. In top 50 markets they may carry three networks and three independents, with progressively fewer options in larger markets, plus imports beyond a 35 mile radius. The action passed 4-1 with Commissioner Robert E. Lee voting no.
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Washington
UPI
National Cable Television Association
Communications
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Cable Television Association
Robert E. Lee
Safety probe clash over softening report in California
Democratic leaders accuse Earl Coke of trying to soften a Department of Finance probe into the Division of Industrial Safety. The report, requested by Governor Reagan, cited low morale and manpower shortages as hampering safety enforcement. Assembly leader Jack Fenton condemned Coke's cover letter for highlighting budgetary problems.
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Sacramento
Division of Industrial Safety
California
Department of Finance
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Agriculture and Service Agency
Earl Coke
Assembly Democratic
Jack Fenton
Montebello
Coroner Deputy Arraigned Over Questionable Medical Background
LA coroner deputy Donald A. Stuart was arraigned on charges of posing as a physician and falsifying medical credentials in three countries. Investigators found he never earned a California medical license and that claimed licenses and education records from the University of London and University of Toronto could not be verified. Stuart did intern at Buffalo General Hospital from 1954 to 1957, though no physician license was located.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Donald A. Stuart
Los Angeles County
Stuart
Thomas Noguchi
California
Ralph Mayer
University of London
Illinois
Harry Lowell
University of Toronto
Mayer
Buffalo
General Hospital
Water board reviews bids after bribery allegations
Sacramento on the Water Resources Control Board re evaluates bids from Engineering Science Inc Arcadia for a $1 million water quality plan contract. The board had tentatively chosen ESI in December amid ongoing bribery charges against its executives and a Honolulu official.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Water Resources Control Board
Engineering Science. Inc Ot Arcadia
ESI
State Board
Kerry Mulligan
Hawaii
Honolulu
California Legislature Advances Tax and Policy Measures
The Sacramento briefing notes a $10 cut in state license fees for real estate brokers and salesmen to begin April. It lists multiple bills including Negro History Week designation, a bond bank creation, UC and state college salary funds, forestry regulatory powers, child care center funding, a two thirds tax vote proposal, and penalties for malicious mischief.
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Alquist
San Jose
University of California
Grunsky
Watsonville Forest
State Board of Forestry
Marler
Assembly
Lierety
Beverly Hills
Barnes
San Diego
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