Reagan and McCall quell feud at Western Governors Conference
California Governor Ronald Reagan and Oregon Governor Tom McCall resolved their dispute over Nixon era policy. Reagan softened his stance on welfare reform while touting his plan to tighten eligibility and cut federal costs, drawing guarded praise from fellow governors.
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California Assembly backs omnibus environmental bill
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee narrowly approved an omnibus conservation bill to create a seven member state environmental quality board appointed by the governor with a 52500 salary. The measure aims for an overall plan by 1973 for orderly long term conservation and development of resources and would take effect in July 1972. An interim panel will assess costs and begin planning.
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Nixon seeks to open Pendleton beach to public use
White House spokesmen reiterated President Nixon’s push to transfer a coastal stretch at Camp Pendleton to California for public use. The plan, under dispute with the House Armed Services Committee, would place 2.3 miles of beach and 10 000 campsites under state control with a development lease.
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Reagan and Moretti near Medi-Cal reform accord
In Sacramento Gov. Reagan and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti reported they are close to agreement on Medi-Cal reform while Reagan rejects a Democratic welfare compromise. Beilenson’s amended bill aims to cut welfare costs. Reagan says it saves little and delays needed reforms. The Medi-Cal plan would limit doctor visits and add a copayment, expanding coverage to about 800,000 more people.
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