California Legislature Focuses on Rising Crime Rate
Sacramento reports the 1968 Legislature will scrutinize penalties for narcotics and other crimes with emphasis on drug abuse. Gov Reagan seeks study on marijuana penalties, while Beilenson and Moorhead push anti pornography and crime bills. A mobile health clinic for farm workers was donated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union.
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California
Tracy Wood
Sacramento
UPS
Reagan
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Assemblymlan
Carlos Moorhead
Glendale
San Francisco
UPT
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Reagan and Solons Lock In Welfare Showdown
Governor Reagan faces a funding crisis as he pushes limits on California welfare and Medi-Cal. He battles a hostile Legislature and welfare advocates, with federal changes likely forcing state reforms. Welfare costs and hospital cuts loom, while a push to revise the Rumford Act and mental hospital staffing adds to looming legislative battles.
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UPS
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
State Supreme Court
Congress
Spencer Williams
Williams
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Reagan Faces Budget Strain From Campus Unrests
In 1966 Reagan campaigned on restoring order amid student protests at UC Berkeley and SF State. A year into his term he faces continuing unrest and stiff budget demands from the UC Regents and state colleges. He plans to trim budgets, back tuition shifts, and push scholarships while urging lawmakers to fund education.
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Sacramento
UPD
Ronald Reagan
California
Ofrive
Reagan
University of California
Berkeley
San Francisco
State College
University Regents
Assembly Education Committee
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
Unruh
Proposal Aims to Boost Tuition and Education Funding
SOFT-SELL SAM argues unrepresented groups must be enrolled at the university and supports tuition increases to achieve that. Rafferty backs setting aside at least 50 million or 155 million for 1967 Legislature property tax relief, insisting schools need everything they can get.
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Rafferty
Costly Fetes for Unruh and Reagan
In California next month both parties plan costly fundraising events. A Jan 12 Reagan dinner and ball at El Rancho Motel Sacramento charges 800 per guest to support the Cal Plan committee. An Jan 2 testimonial dinner for Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh costs 100 per plate at Century Plaza Los Angeles to aid Democrats’ Assembly targets. A Republican Central Committee meeting follows the Reagan event.
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Los Angeles
California
Reagan
el Rancho
Sacramento
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
Century Plaza
Republican State Central Committee
Reagan Pushers Name PR Man Reagan Pushers Name PR Man
Arthur Taylor of Antelope Valley was named public relations director for the national Ronald Reagan for President organization in Washington. Taylor is Antelope Valley Union High School district attendance and welfare superintendent and AV AP representative. Announcement by Walter Dilbecken, national Reagan movement chairman, currently in California.
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Arthur Taylor
Antelope Valley
Washington, D.C
Taylor
Antelope Valley Union
American Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Walter J. Dilbecken
Reagan Movement
California
Two Words To Remember Two To Forget Reader's Digest Preview
A brief Reader's Digest excerpt promises a trick to rid remorse with two memorable words. The January issue touts features on safe pills and the traits of a perfect husband, urging readers to buy a copy.
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Reader’s Digest
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George Deukimejian
Long Beach
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Deukme
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Leroy Greene
D-Sacramento
Max Rafferty
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