Reagan pamphlet touts eight months of GOP rule
In Sacramento a 48 page Republican pamphlet outlines what the Reagan administration calls its results and accomplishments. It portrays a shift to fiscal restraint, pay as you go financing, reduced spending and fewer state employees while promoting the Creative Society as a method to spur independent action and nongovernmental solutions. Reagan says he is not seeking the GOP nomination in 1969.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan
Shell quits as Patrick firm aide
LOS ANGELES. Joseph C. Shell has resigned as vice president for governmental relations at the San Rafael cosmetics firm of William Penn Patrick. Shell, an oil man and former minority leader in the Assembly, lost the 1962 GOP governor nomination to Richard M. Nixon. Patrick said Shell left to devote full time to Max Rafferty’s senatorial bid, noting no animosity and that he cannot have Shell on the payroll while working for Rafferty.
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San Rafael
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Max Rafferty
Udall Signals Compromise on Colorado River Dispute
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall said a compromise solution is likely for the Colorado River development fight, possibly replacing Bridge Canyon dam with a mini-dam and extending California’s water guarantee. He cited talks with House Interior Chairman Wayne Aspinall and predicted a Colorado River bill this Congress, perhaps this year, despite Southern California opposition. California members voiced surprise, while Arizona supporters push for a bill close to the Senate plan.
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Wayne Aspinall
D-Colo
Aspinall
Arizona
Senate
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Bill Tightens Meat Inspection Standards
The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill by 31-3 to strengthen federal meat inspection standards. It would expand Agriculture Department authority over processed meat producers and create a new federal state cooperation program for inspection efforts.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
GOP backs bill hiking Social Security benefits
Washington Republicans moved to push a bill raising Social Security benefits by at least 12 percent and increasing the payroll tax by up to 44 dollars next year with further boosts planned. House leaders signaled no amendments would be allowed, sending the measure to a floor vote with a straight yes or no.
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GOP
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John J. Rhodes
Arizona
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Rules Committee
Hayes Opposes Oil Firms Tax Relief Bill in California
Sacramento Assemblyman James Hayes warns Gov. Reagan to veto SB 1368, a measure cutting oil company property taxes by royalties. He cites projected losses in Los Angeles and Orange counties and accuses the bill of favoring oil firms. Hayes urges lawmakers to act in the public interest rather than special interests.
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Pilsbury, Madison & Sutra
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Frank Lanterman
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Orange Counties
Deluxe Homes
Vincent Thomas
Assembly
Ways and Means
FBI Lab Gets Paws of Grizzlies
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK Montana UPI reports the FBI joined the case of killer bears that mauled two teens in sleeping bags. Rangers seek confirmation the four grizzlies shot near attack sites were involved. Paws were sent to the FBI lab in Washington for analysis and their heads to Montana State University for rabies testing.
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Pike Attacks Wasteful Defense Spending in Hearings
Representative Otis G. Pike of New York criticized Defense Department procurement as wasteful after citing several overpayments. He highlighted purchases such as $194.30 gear clamps priced at $3.43 by a Columbus center and $46.75 couplings at Kelly Air Force Base, noting millions of small deals annually lack proper auditing.
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Armed Services
Worst Is Over for Flooded Fairbanks
Flood waters in Fairbanks Alaska began to ebb slowly on Wednesday as 14 000 refugees were cared for at evacuation centers and another 1 000 flown out. Damage is about 20 million dollars with three dead. Mayor Boucher and Gov Hickel urged rapid help while the city braces for winter. Planes brought in rations medicine typhoid serum and rescue teams.
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