Reagan concedes limited spoils system in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan acknowledged a limited spoils system in his administration during a Capitol conference. He cited appointments to boards as examples and argued California’s practice is far less corrupt than Eastern states, noting many positions are unpaid and involve professional licensing or regulatory duties.
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Waldie Declares Candidacy for Governor 1974 Bid
California congressman Waldie announces plans to run for governor in 1974. He cites four terms in Congress and a move to a new direction. He lists Mascone Mills Moretti and Stone as potential rivals for the Democratic nomination.
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Assembly Resolutions Propose Broad California Policy Measures
A garbled Sacramento summary lists multiple state assembly measures including air pollution controls, housing aid, highway and contractor regulations, snowmobiles, aliens penalties, and veteran affairs. Proposals reference counties, planning agencies, and state funds, with several AB and AR numbers and names like Knox, Chaney, Ryan, and D-Sacramento.
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Gasoline Sales Tax Proposal Aims to Fund Transit
Assemblyman Deddeh introduces a bill to tax gasoline at 5 percent, adding about 150 million dollars annually for public transportation. Revenue would split 1 percent to localities and 4 percent to the state, with 120 million to a state transit fund and regional grants to districts and cities including Los Angeles County and Orange County areas. Police arrest 24 prostitutes in Rome for fires in the streets.
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