State Agency Focuses On Delinquency Drug Abuse And Crime
California's Human Resources Agency outlined top goals for preventing delinquency, reducing drug abuse, and cutting crime. Three traveling teams will sample aid to families with dependent children to detect fraud, while efforts to rehabilitate offenders and reintegrate them into society expand.
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John Montgomery
North Coast
San Francisco
Wiliams
Tahachapi
Yners Imto Society
Los Arceles
Public Health Department
UC Faces Sclons Challenge at California hearing
University of California under orders from a legislative committee to show disciplinary actions against violent student activists was pressed for evidence at a long Assembly subcommittee hearing. Lawmakers debated campus security measures, including checks at entrances, while UC officials promised a formal report on arrests and punishments amid student disturbances at Berkeley.
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Sacramentory
University of California
Uder
Special Assembly
John Collier
Los Angeles
Benue Wall
Ray Michael
University of California At Berkeley
Victor, Veysey
R-Brawley
Assembly Education Committee
Michael
Berkeley
Swith
Veysey
Jerry Lewis
R-Highland
John Stull
R-Lencadia
University of Berkeley
Lewis
Glenn 5. Duntke
Norman Epstein
State College
Williams May Take Federal Position in Nixon Administration
Sacramento—State Human Resources Secretary Spencer Williams said discussions are in progress for a possible Nixon administration post. He noted no decision has been made and cited potential areas such as health education and welfare housing and urban development and employment. Political sources suggested he might replace Cecil Ponte as U S attorney for Northern California. He called that speculation.
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Sacramento
Sps
Spencer Williams
Nixon
Williams
Cecil Ponte
U.S
Northern
U Nia
Priest Running for Peru Mayor After City Clergy Advice
PERU Illinois, Father Leo L. Henkel, longtime pastor at St Joseph's, enters the mayoral race after years urging parishioners to engage in public life. He calls himself independent, modestly conservative, and aims to hold the tax line while opposing graft, noting the run off in April and pondering a nickname like Rev. mayor if elected.
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Peru
Ill
Leo L. Henkel
Father Henkel
Si. Jnseph
Ulingis
Stanford Bookstore mob disrupts campus protest
A group of black students flooded the Stanford bookstore on a Thursday protest over President Kenneth Pitzer not attending a Black Student Union meeting. Books were toppled and art displays knocked over, with about 1000 dollars in damage. No arrests. Earlier, 490 ASU members rallied and marched to Pitzer’s office and the faculty club for a lunch meeting.
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UPI
Kenneth Pitzer
Pitzer
Roolstore Employen
ASU
Dr. Pitzer
Johny Scntt
BSU
Hook
Jack London Cabin Rebuilds At $18,000 Cost
Oakland plans to haul Jack London cabin 2000 miles from Dawson City to London Square. The San Francisco born writer, laterBoston bound, described on its walls the author miner January 27 1898. Bend Oregon warden reports dog packs killing deer amid severe mountain weather with five cases in two weeks.
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Jack London
Qoakland
Sun
Dawson Civ
Canada
Youkan
London Square
Aethor
Miner
University of California
Alaska
Bend
Oregon
Kenny Roach
California Senate approves one cent gas tax hike
The Senate Finance Committee backed a three month one cent increase on the seven cent per gallon motor fuel tax for road damage repairs, despite Gov Reagan objections. The measure targets Los Angeles County and aims to raise about 24 to 25 million dollars, with new distribution formulas favoring Los Angeles while Northern counties carry a larger share of costs. The plan would allow Reagan to lift the levy early if funding goals are met. The bill moves to the Assembly for concurrence before reaching the governor.
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Senate Finance Committee
Reagan
Roy M. Hell
Bell
Los Angeles
California
William McGay
Fresnol
Vemurio
Connties
Stephen Teale
D-West Paint
Lumber Shortage Hurts Home Building Industry
Eugene A. Gulledge of Greensboro says a severe lumber shortage is crippling home construction. He calls for a congressional probe into price manipulation and asks San Diego leaders to urge all lumber experts to aid relief. He notes prices more than doubling from a year ago and delivery dates rarely guaranteed.
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San Diego
California Assembly Passes Budget and Policy Amendments
A scanned Sacramento article outlines California Assembly actions including post July 1 1901 school awards rules, funding for enrollment costs and relief programs, salary amendments for governor officials and commissions, and new education and public safety measures. It notes specific figures such as 575,000 for enrollment and 70,000 governor salaries, with several bills advancing on party lines.
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Lommore
Califorenia
Berkeley
Inga
Senate
Watt
Iagl
Abe
Davis
DePortala
Avi — Walsan
Mhirnducke
Muintmary
Alries
Rahl Secre Hares
Ant Tour ‘Auner
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Calligr
Reka
Sala Hing
Uugeg
Callier
Collec
Reserva Walle
Auriling Sigh
Vets Aide for Closing Four Offices Controversy
Sacramento CALVAT Iwan program chief H J Johnson backs closing four veterans services offices despite opposition from Assembly members and local lawmakers. The plan slated for March 1 faces continued discussion as SF awaits a decision, with critics arguing workload justifies keeping the offices in Modesto Bakersfield Santa Rosa and Marin? Blewind.
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CalVat Iwan
Veterans Services
H. J. Johnson
Assembly Governmental Affairs Committee
Modesto
Bakersfield
Santa Rosa
Jiv Blewind
Senate
Reagan
California top officials seek hefty pay increases
Sacramento UPI reports legislation seeks 378000 dollars to raise salaries for top state officials and allows the administration to set pay for other high level executives. introduced Thursday by Senator Randolph Collier based on the Little Singe? Han ger Commission findings that officials were underpaid for duties.
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UPI
Randolph Collier
Dereka
Little Hanger Commission
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