Governor presses for appointee Hubbard faces Senate scrutiny
Governor Reagan keeps pushing for Senate confirmation of Dr. David A. Hubbard of Pasadena to the State Board of Education amid GOP resistance. Hubbard, 43, Fuller Theological Seminary president and Pasadena school desegregation figure, was appointed March 7. Senate Rules Chair Mills detained action at GOP request. Ragle's renomination tied to Hubbard.
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Reagan proposes $14 million plan to curb California drug abuse
Gov. Reagan asked the Legislature for a broad $14 million program to curb drug abuse, offering first time narcotics offenders a chance to divert into local treatment instead of prison. Judges could place eligible nonviolent offenders in six to 24 month programs with records wiped upon completion.
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