Brown Considering Gubernatorial Run Against Unruh
Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown says he is looking at a possible Democratic gubernatorial bid against Assemblyman Jess Unruh. A delegation offered financial support if he pursued the nomination after San Francisco Mayor Alioto withdrew. Brown also notes interest in a U.S. Senate run, and promises to focus on Reagan if he enters the governor race.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Brown
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Senate
John V. Tunney
George Murphy
Reagan
County plans public hearing on sign rules continues
The County Planning Commission kept open the public hearing on a proposed sign ordinance, delaying action to February 11. Ryan Outdoor Advertising objected to a 100 square foot sign limit, arguing it would devastate their Santa Barbara County operations, while others questioned amortization and roof sign bans.
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Ryan Outdoor Advertising Co
Santa Barbara County
Buellton Businessmen’s Assn
M. V. Duncan
Andrew T. Petersen
Sign Committee
G. Norman Bacon
Petersen
Herbert Diverbiss
Robert Lilley
Commission
Rich
James Odum
Outdoor
Gary Ricks
Odum
Financing of centers tangled in state welfare funds
Sacramento. A report by Auditor General William H. Merrifield finds overlapping authority between the Departments of Social Welfare and Education has blocked proper federal reimbursements for child care centers and preschool programs. Estimated losses run around 2.5 million dollars annually, with blame directed at mismanagement by the two agencies.
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Sacramento
UPI
William H. Merrifield
State Departments of Social Welfare and Education
Merrifield
Vincent Thomas
Joint Legislative Audit Committee
Ronald Reagan
Auditorium to be turned over to city in transfer plan
The Lompoc Junior High School auditorium will soon be transferred to the city after Parks and Recreation Commission discussion led by chairman Larry Flinkingshell. A firm transfer date awaits bids for the new junior high construction.
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Lompoc
Parks and Recreation Commission
Larry Flinkingshell
California bills seek broad access to state colleges
Sacramento lawmakers push two measures to admit all qualified California students and preserve residency for families relocating. A second bill moves to guarantee 75 percent of campground sites can be reserved in advance, and other items include liquor license revocation over late reservations and welfare administration shifts. Senator Beilenson proposes banning sale of animal-derived produce from endangered species in California.
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UPI
Waddie Deddeh
D. Chula Vista
California
Campers
Sacramento
UPS
James W. Dent
Concord
APS
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Lompoc Record Adopts Legal Newspaper Status
Hayes Sacramento UPI reports that the Lompoc Record in California operates as a legally adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The paper, published by Lompoc Record Publications, lists staff affiliations and memberships with major press associations. Rates are $2.25 per month for home delivery or mail, with daily publication excluding Sundays.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Nejedly Proposes Gun Competency Test for Young Hunters
Sacramento UPI reports Senator John A. Nejedly Republican Walnut Creek submitted a bill requiring anyone under 21 to pass a weapons use competency test to obtain a hunting license. The bill lowers the age threshold to under 18 for the test.
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Sacramento
UPI
John A. Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Hayakawa proposes two year moratorium after high school
San Francisco State College president S I Hayakawa urged a two year education moratorium between high school and college to curb campus unrest. He argues many students study only to meet middle class expectations and would benefit from real world experience such as Peace Corps or VISTA before continuing higher education.
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UPI
S.I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
United States
Hayakawa
Nob Hill
Peace Corps
VISTA
Joseph L. Alioto
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