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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1974

Page

3

Steward Re-elected California Education Board President

Oakland broadcast executive Steward won unanimous re election Thursday as president of the state Board of Education. San Diego physician John Ford was re-elected vice president. Both terms are for one year. Anoxious discussion followed on graduation standards as the board plans a public hearing.

Oakland Newton Steward Eureka State Board of Education San Diego John Ford Steward Reagan MTL

Bradley Seeks Expanded U S Work and Aid to Jobless

Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley told a Senate subcommittee that solving unemployment in Southern California requires extending unemployment benefits, mortgage payment moratoriums for good credit customers, and expanding federal programs. He cited aerospace cutbacks and petroleum shortages as key factors, urged federal-local coordination, and noted high commuting days for Lockheed workers amid wider economic strain.

California Bradley Washington

Crisis hits California tourism economy in 1974

California Chamber of Commerce warns energy crisis will cut the state's tourism economy by about 500 million dollars in 1974. Early 1974 signals show visitor centers down sharply, with some attractions off up to 50 percent. Hardest hit are auto-dependent areas. Tourism employs 350,000 people with a 4.8 billion annual value. Officials call for federal and state action, urging realistic gasoline allocations and regional approaches. Gerald L. Baker notes up to 20,000 tourism jobs may be lost.

Sacramento UPS California Chamber of Commerce California Clay McGowan Chamber Gerald L. Baker State Department of Commerce

California bill would shield drivers from insurance hikes

Sacramento AP report says Assemblyman Ken Meade proposes that insurance companies cannot raise premiums for motorists cited under California's new 55 mph speed limit unless the violation involved a safety hazard. The bill aims to soften penalties for nonhazard-related violations while enforcing safety.

Sacramento California Ken Meade Doakland

Ford calls for unity in America

CHICAGO AP Ford urged Americans to stop dwelling on difficulties and rally to improve the future at the Frank Leahy awards dinner. He used football analogies to warn against pessimism and urged Congress and the administration to unite to move America forward. Yard received a Lundy award in memory of Notre Dame coach.

Chicago Gerald R. Ford Frank Leahy Ford America Nixon Yard Notre Dame

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