Primary circuit and circus in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire, candidates promise bold actions and the nation tunes in. Voters face a carnival atmosphere as Jacob C. Gordon vows jail for officials, Joe Lex sets up in the Concord jail, and Ed Muskie campaigns after roast beef dinners while the state, home to the first primary, weighs patriotism, money and attention.
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Concord
N.H
NEA
Jacob C. Gordon
Paul McCloskey
Joe Lex
Ed Muskie
Austin Burton
Chief Burning Wood
New Hampshire
Caskie Stinnett
Sam Yorty
George McGovern
Concord City
Red Reynolds
Harold Sutton
Jesus Christ
Florida
Austin Burtin
Reagan asks 127.8 million for state prisons and closures
Gov. Ronald Reagan asked the legislature to approve 127.8 million dollars for next fiscal year for California prisons and to abolish housing for 1,538 inmates. He proposes reductions at San Quentin and the Susanville camp, adds 2 million to fund 316 guards and 88 psychiatric staff, and seeks a 2.4 million overall increase for the corrections department.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
San Quentin
California Conservation Center
Susanville
Sierra
Reagan
State Department of Corrections
Reagan proposes 7.6 billion budget exceeds past state totals
The governor's proposed 7.6 billion budget dwarfs Warren and Brown figures, being 6.5 times Warren's 20 year earlier and 2.5 times Brown's decade earlier, with a note on past California budgets from 1952-73 and a classified ad line.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Earl Warren
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
California
Employment survey planned for area next week
The Census Bureau will collect employment data in the area next week as part of a nationwide sample of 50 000 households. Director C Michael Long notes the monthly labor force data gauge economic conditions, with confidential individual data and published totals. An interviewer, Mrs Jane H Grant, will visit homes at 817 So Haslam Drive Santa Maria.
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Bureau of the Census
C. Michael Long
Bureau
Los Angeles
U.S. Department of Labor
United States
Labor Department
Jane H. Grant
Haslam Drive
Santa Maria
California universities to gain 748 million in budget
Gov. Reagan proposed an 748 million operating budget for UC and the state college system for 1972-73, a 13 percent increase over the current year. About half the rise funds faculty and staff pay raises while construction funding shifts rely on bonds and nonstate sources.
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Sacramento
UPI
University of California and
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Verne Orr
State College
UC Medical
Reagan budget foresees rising cigarette and alcohol use in California
The proposed budget projects per person cigarette use at 172 packs this year and 171 next year while alcohol consumption increases with hard liquor beer and dry wines rising and sweet wine dropping. It notes a possible beer strike could boost 1972 73 tax receipts though calendar year consumption remains unchanged. Cigarette taxes are expected to yield 248.3 million next year versus 245.1 million this year with alcoholic beverage taxes around 139 million.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
USS
Seven Acre Rincon Park Expansion Approved Near Carpinteria
The County Planning Commission on Wednesday endorsed adding seven contiguous acres to Rincon County Beach Park east of Carpinteria in substantial conformity with the General Plan. The state will sell the land to augment park acreage, with a summer opening planned and parking improvements planned by park officials.
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Rincon County Beach Park
Carpinteria
County Planning Commission
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Granite State
Concord Monitor
New York
Deak Morris
Free Sex Party
Barry Goldwater
Sam Who
Department of Corrections
California Youth Authority
Amor
GAW
Gasey Kasem
Bangladesh
M. R. Siddiqi
Washington
U.S
Orr
Congress
Rincon Park
Allan Hancock College
Lompoc
Cabrillo High School
Roy Schmidt
John E. McKee
Broadway
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