Moretti predicts budget deadline will be missed
Sacramento Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti says the legislature will miss the June 15 deadline for Reagan's 9 billion dollar budget. He warns the earliest floor vote may come next Thursday as budget writers in a Senate Assembly conference committee work through amendments. Senator Randolph Collier and Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr. express optimism but note potential delays from printing final amendments.
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California cradle to grave health bill advances in committee
The California Senate Health and Welfare Committee approved SB770 by a 7-2 vote sending the measure to the Finance Committee. The plan, championed by Senate Democratic Floor Leader George Moscone, would fund almost all residents' health care through payroll deductions and state administration, covering services from flu visits to major surgery and dental care.
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Arabs Propose Trade to Ease Oil and Money Crises
In the United Nations Security Council debate on the Middle East, Ambassador Edouard Ghorra of Lebanon warned that Israeli militarism risks serious consequences. He suggested Arabs could aid the West with oil and monetary relief if Israel’s approach is restrained, urging improved ties with industrialized nations. The council planned a brief pause after discussions by the United States and China.
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Energy shortage may trigger food shortages warned leaders
Energy shortages could cause a food shortage if farmers lack fuel this summer. Georgia state police were told to conserve gasoline. Florida and Washington officials urged fuel efficiency and smaller cars. Industry fears in Texas over gas cuts threaten operations. Iowa contractors struggle with bidding amid fuel uncertainty. Nixon readies for Brezhnev talks, Kissinger closes Vietnam cease fire deal.
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More spent on Western White House in Santa Ana estate
Government spending on President Nixon's Pacific Coast estate exceeds initial White House figures. A Santa Ana report cites 414 093 dollars in government work, including 184 174 for electrical systems and 76 000 for landscaping, with other items like a beach cabana and roadways. The White House previously claimed 39 525 dollars, with officials unsure of the total.
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Dirksen Would Have Prevented Watergate Says Widow
Louella Carver Dirksen, widow of Everett Dirksen, suggests Watergate might not have occurred if he were alive. She spoke on the eve of the Dirksen Congressional Leadership Research Center dedication in Peoria Illinois where President Nixon will lay the granite cornerstone. Joy Baker and other lawmakers attend as the Dirksen legacy is honored.
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