Reagan foe Glenni Anderson faces charges in Wilmington
Former Lt. Gov. Glenni Anderson alleged the Reagan administration built its agenda on panic and deceit. He accused Reagan of repeated tax claims, advocating sales taxes while pledging no new taxes, and attacked Medi Cal projections as panic born.
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Reagan rejects plan for rural legal aid grant
A Washington report states Gov Ronald Reagan of California rejected an antipoverty grant for a migrant farm worker legal aid program. A spokesman noted no provision in the grants merely approves the aid, while conditions mirror amendments Congress had rejected in December.
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Governor's Ride Quester Predicted By State Dem Chairman
State Democratic Chairman Charles Warren predicted Reagan would fire Finance Director Gordon P. Smith to appease critics. Reagan denies plans to oust the adviser, while Warren says Smith caused Medi-Cal chaos and crisis in California finances.
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Reagan Picks 36 to Name Delegation
Thirty six loyal Reagan supporters were chosen by Gov. Ronald Reagan to form his favored delegation for the Republican National Convention in August. The selection committee, drawn from past California campaigns for Nixon and Rockefeller aides, will pick 86 delegates and 86 alternates. The group is pledged to Reagan as long as a convention bid remains viable and could shift if Nixon falters or a Rockefeller bid gains steam.
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Reagan Unruh Shake Hands as Delegates Seek Divine Guidance
Sacramento Democrats unveiled a major police status and training plan while Governor Reagan floated judicial appointment reform. The Governors Prayer breakfast saw Reagan greet Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh. Democrats pushed policing bills and a state bar backed judiciary reform, with a commission among lawyers, laymen, and judges to suggest names for vacancies. Reagan would retain final voice, but seek nonpartisan panels for new judges.
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Nancy Reagan
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Los Angeles
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New Commissioner Herdman Named To California Highway Commission
Sacramento announces Robert E. Herdman of Solvang has been appointed to a four year term on the California Highway Commission. The appointment comes as state officials shift toward new leadership in transportation policy. In Nashville Tennessee Representative Richard Fulton, a Democrat, may emerge as country music’s answer to Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen. Fulton has joined the growing list of politicians who record music, releasing a 45 rpm set featuring Poor Little Paper Boy and A Dozen Yellow Roses.
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