Reagan’s View Nixon Welfare Backing Waning
California Governor Reagan hinted Nixon may no longer back the omnibus welfare reform bill after testimony to the Senate Finance Committee praised Reagan’s plan to tighten welfare laws. Reagan said he had the impression the president had changed his mind, unsure if the president still believes in the measure.
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California delays in filling public service jobs sparks critique
Sacramento and Governor Reagan face criticism from Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti over slow spending of federal Emergency Employment Act funds. California lagged 1,600 jobs behind a promised 3,000, while counties moved faster. HRD officials dispute the pace and defend ongoing programs set to hire about 775 jobs, with officials noting funds have been available since last November. Reagan touts welfare reforms and urges keeping state control of welfare while expanding public service jobs without expanding government permanently.
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Holdout soldier Yokoi returns to Japan in tears
In Tokyo a 70 year old World War II holdout, Shokichi Yokoi, who hid 28 years in a Guam cave rather than surrender, arrived by chartered Japan Airlines plane. He apologized for living through the war, saying he was ashamed, and was greeted by Welfare Minister Noboru Saito as thousands gathered in relief and curiosity.
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Post proposes Quentin be closed this year
Sacramento analyst A Alan Post urges closing San Quentin Prison by year end to save 4.72 million next year. He argues population decline justifies rapid closure and replacement with two smaller max security facilities in Reagan plan.
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Alioto case seen ending in mistrial
After the death of presiding Judge Donald Gaines, the Alioto O Connell fee splitting civil trial recessed. With 18 trial weeks completed, most connected with the stubborn Nut case expect a mistrial though another judge could be appointed. The suit by State of Washington and utilities targets Mayor Joseph Alioto, former Attorney General John O Connell aide George K Faler seeking 2.3 million in fees.
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Holyoake to quit post in New Zealand
Prime Minister Keith J. Holyoake announced his retirement and said Deputy Prime Minister Joh Marshall would succeed him. After a parliamentary caucus and weeks of speculation, Holyoake, 65, offered no stepping down date to allow his successor time to prepare before the November election. He has been Britain's longest serving prime minister since his 1960 election.
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Social workers chief blasts Reagan on welfare state charge
Mitchell J. Ginsberg president of the National Association of Social Workers in Los Angeles disputed Gov. Reagan and warned the welfare state exists already via federal subsidies to farmers shipbuilders and communications. He endorsed guaranteed jobs and a federal employer role while criticizing work relief and calling for broad child allowances and a guaranteed income to prevent starvation.
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