Infighting and power shifts in Reagan era administration
Dispatch outlines 内 civil frictions among top aides, Coke’s retirement leaving a vacuum, Edwin Meese III and others filling gaps, and new Human Relations Agency head Earl Brian accused of seeking broader control. It notes budget scales and concerns over centralized power within California government.
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Reagan
Earl Coke
Coke
Secretary of Agriculture
James G. Stearns
Stearns
Edwin Meese III
Michael K. Deaver
Donald G. Livingston
James E. Jenkins
Finance Department
Earl. W. Brian
Human Relations Agency
Duke Medical School
Brian
Social Welfare Board
Vietnam
No fault auto insurance reform debate heats California
Lawmakers and interest groups clash over a no fault bill proposed by Fenton. Supporters from consumer affairs and defense counsels push for 100 percent coverage and faster claim payments. Opponents from insurers and legal groups warn of higher costs and policy conflicts. Classified ads call RE 6-2313 for results.
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Fenton
John T. Kehoe
Department of Consumer Affairs
Larry Baker
Association of Defense Counsels of
Southern
Northern California
Northern California Automobile Association
The
Automobile Association of Southern California
Insurance Companies
State Bar Association
California Rural Legal Assistance
Clay Jackson
Association of California Insurance Companies
Charles Brown
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
John Francis Foran
Assemblyman
Farmers Insurance Group
State Bar
Harold Braford
Bradford
Robert Seligson
Ed Cary
CRLA
Cary
California Federation of Consumers
Lawmaker seeks equal pay for highway patrol with top city forces
Assemblyman W. Don MacGillivray proposes paying highway patrolmen at par with the five largest local police forces in California. The plan would use the State Personnel Board to set annual averages from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, and San Diego departments and adjust salaries from the Motor Vehicle Fund to match.
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Sacramento
W. Don MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Otor Vehicle Fund
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
San Francisco
Oakland
San Diego
Highway Patrol
MacGillivray
Reapportionment fights roll on in California legislature
Capitol News Service reports ongoing reapportionment debates in Sacramento as lawmakers consider near status quo plans. Dymally proposes creating a Mexican American district and reshaping Bay Area senatorial seats, while Harmer Zenovich and Meade push rival plans to protect incumbents and adjust boundaries ahead of Reagan’s veto threat.
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Phil Hanna
Capitol News Service
Sacramento
Capitol
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia House of Delegates
High Court
Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
Dymally
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Marin
George Moscone
Milton Marks
Peter Behr
San Rafael
Marks
Moscone
Behr
Senate
John Harmer
Glendale
Alan Short
Stockton
California
Short
Harmer
George Zenovich
Dfresno
House
Ronald Reagan
State Supreme Court
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