Foes Unruh Rafferty Oppose Reagan School Cut
In California a rare accord forms as Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and Education Chief Max Rafferty oppose Governor Reagan's plan to cut state aid to local schools by about seven percent. The dispute dominates the education debate while other items such as college tuition and campus speech controls loom.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan
Assembly
Jesse Ml.unruh
Max Rafferty
Unruh
Dinglewind
Rafferty
California
Medi-Cal
University of California
Aid System Unworkable Told by Solons in LA
Los Angeles lawmakers hear that the current welfare framework is unworkable and unresponsive to 1960s needs. Ellis P. Murphy of the Los Angeles County Social Services notes federal amendments would raise overall aid, not reduce poverty, and that only about 10,000 of 485,000 public assistance recipients are trainable or employable. He criticizes Governor Reagan’s plan to cap grants at 275 dollars for families with dependents, calling it severe for large poverty-stricken households.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Senate
Ellis P. Murphy
Congress
Murphy
Los Angeles County
Reagan
Berkeley judge denounces pawn loan law as racist memo
Municipal Court Judge George Brown blasted a proposed pawnbroker rate bill as racist and aimed at the poor. He warned the legislation would allow very high interest on small loans. He cited examples: an 85 dollar 30 day loan costing 2 dollars in fees and a 75 dollar loan costing 750 over 30 days.
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Berkeley
George Bruwn
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Robert T. Monagan
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PINE
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Wike
Gote Eady
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