Kennick defends Brown amid Long Beach newsletter attack
State Sen. Joseph M. Kennick condemned a Long Beach newsletter for distorting Assemblyman Willie L. Brown Jr.’s record. He apologized to Brown, rejected the remarks as repugnant, and defended Brown’s duties overseeing state expenditures, including Queen Mary funding. The piece notes Brown’s leadership on Ways and Means and his recognition as one of San Francisco’s 10 most powerful people.
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Reagan real estate aide leaving post
State Real Estate Commissioner Burton Smith has resigned effective April 20 to join a Southern California land development company. Smith, a Belleflower resident and Reagan administration member, will become senior vice president of Southern California Financial Corp., a City Investing Co. subsidiary, per Richter Martin and Bates. The governor praised his devoted service and substantial contributions. A separate Long Beach incident reported a $303 cash burglary at H&R Scott Furniture Co.
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