Reagan says jobs education end unrest after King burial
Gov. Ronald Reagan toured the country to assess civil rights programs and needs of minority groups. He blamed recent Supreme Court decisions for encouraging lawlessness and noted King’s burial as symbolizing America’s acceptance of violence. He avoided pursuing the presidency but would support his party’s convention choice. About 3,000 New Mexicans paid 410 for a luncheon speech.
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Rumford Act Likely to Stay on California Books
In Sacramento Governor Reagan and the 1968 Legislature appear to keep the Rumford open housing law intact for at least another year. A Senate modifier backed by the California Real Estate Association could alter the act, while Reagan says he would veto any repeal. Lawmakers also face Medi Cal cost controls and welfare funding debates as they seek an adjournment before the June primary.
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Bill seeks ban on simulated sex on state college stages
Senate bill 487 would make it a misdemeanor for a student to perform any simulated act of sexual intercourse or deviate sexual conduct during a college exhibit. Teachers and officials could be held responsible for productions under the state bill. Senator Walsh cites a campus event at Long Beach and the Fullerton play as prompting the measure.
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Unruh Sees No Hope for Tax Cut This Year
California faces an election year with Gov Reagan and Democratic leaders agreeing no general tax increase. Proposals seek to cut property taxes by 156 million annually, but Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh calls passage this year almost nil. The budget remains under debate as tax reform plans fade.
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