Reagan says Agnew discussed stepping down to cabinet post
California Governor Ronald Reagan told PBS host Elizabeth Drew that Vice President Spiro Agnew privately indicated possible steps down next year for a judicial or cabinet post. Reagan recalled 1956 talk about a Nixon ticket change and said Agnew had suggested similar thoughts for 1972. He denied any vice presidential ambitions and blamed Sacramento legislators for welfare overhaul politics.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Public Broadcasting Service
Richard Nixon
Agnew
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Nixon
McCloskey Appeals for 72 Funds in Ad Campaign
In a full page ad campaign in San Francisco newspapers Rep. Pete McCloskey urged for funds to support his bid against President Nixon. He criticized freedom of expression in the GOP referencing a quotation attributed to Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. An aide said Norton Simon and other backers paid the ads. McCloskey said his campaign is $40,000 in debt and questioned Agnew’s remarks and party loyalty rhetoric.
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California farm employment slips in mid November
California farm employment fell by 64 900 jobs in mid November to 252 300 as reported by the State Department of Human Resources Development on Wednesday.
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State Department of Human Resources Development
Ecology Corps opens to all men in California ranks expanded
California Ecology Corps administrator Jon E B Griggs said the program, once limited to conscientious objectors, will accept volunteers. More than five non objectors expressed interest. Volunteers will get room and board plus four dollars a month, and must complete six months but may serve up to 24 months as civilian work under the Selective Service Act. Corpsmen are stationed at four ecology centers in Calaveras, Humboldt, Inyo and Tehama counties.
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California Ecology Corps
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State Board backs $134 million state employee pay raise plan
The State Personnel Board urged the Legislature and Gov Reagan to grant a $134 million salary boost for state workers starting July 1. The board cited a general lag since the 1970 raise and noted private and government wage gains. A spring update will consider Nixon wage price controls.
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The New Now Way Look for One in Today’s To Go
Classified ads highlight a motorbike offering as a fresh pickup option. The notice invites readers to explore quick mobility solutions and nearby availability for personal transport.
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