Brown's Campaign Irritates Democratic Colleagues in Legislature
In Sacramento Democrats express discomfort as Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. campaigns for the presidency. Beilenson votes to kill a flat seventy dollar pay raise for state workers while Warren criticizes Brown's nuclear safeguards stance. Senate leader Roberts notes that passage of the agricultural labor board financing hinges on the governor. Brown defends legislative latitude as the clash tests party unity.
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Senate Finance Committee
Anthony C. Beilenson
Los Angeles
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Charles Warren
Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Senate
David Roberts
Gray Davis
Land Agents Buy Near Oroville Dam as Rules Delayed
The Sacramento Bee reports four state land agents acquired interests in 155 acres near the Oroville Dam site while the state bought 100 acres from six engineers. Purchases occurred during a delay in enforcing conflict of interest rules in the Department of Water Resources.
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Gene R. Billings
Richard C. Markee
Department
Martin Roth
Department of Finance
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Senate blocks plan to merge alcohol agencies in California
The Senate Governmental Organization Committee voted 8 0 against Governor Brown's Reorganization Plan No 1 to unite the Department of Alcohol Beverage Control with the Office of Alcoholism Critics call the move a shotgun wedding between incompatible agencies Temperance groups liquor industry spokesmen testified against the plan Sen Arlen Gregorio leads the opposition and expects a floor vote later this week The plan would take effect if neither house acts within 60 days
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Senate Governmental Organization Committee
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Office of Alcoholism
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National Council On Alcoholism
California
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U S Freed 4 Americans in Mexico Jail Raid
Don Fielden led a three man raid to free four American youths from Pie dras Negra jail near the Rio Grande. The U S government contends Fielden faces possible 100 year sentence for crimes including armed intrusion and smuggling. Sterling Davis, father of one escapee, hired Fielden and may face investigations linked to the parolee psychologist.
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State Board of Examiners of Psychologists
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