TV debates loom for Brown and Flournoy in Sacramento
Negotiations continue behind closed doors over face to face televised debates between Edmund G. Brown Jr. and Houston Flournoy. Key advisers refuse comment on progress or whether any agreement will be reached. Flournoy favors summer debates and resists Brown linked spending limits.
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State allocates 32.3 million for California school construction
The state Allocations Board on Wednesday announced 32.3 million dollars in state aid to California school districts. About 28.1 million funds the rehabilitation and replacement of earthquake‑unsafe buildings under the 1970s act. Districts must replace noncompliant buildings by mid-1974.
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Brown Proposes Economic Advisers Panel for California
Democratic candidate Edmund G. Brown Jr. proposes forming a state Council of Economic Advisers to combat inflation and unemployment. He cites California's 7.5 percent jobless rate and urges examination of statewide job-stimulating programs and annual budget impact reports.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
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Campaign finance reform sparks California debate
Witnesses told an Assembly committee that public funding for campaigns is needed but disagree on form. State Senator Arlen Gregorio condemned current funding as a Frankenstein, with estimates ranging from 22 to 35 million dollars every two to four years to finance general and primary elections. Other speakers urged safeguards and limits on use, while Dianna Feinstein favored funding only general elections to avoid clogging primaries with many candidates.
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California UAW endorses Brown for governor
California members of the United Auto Workers voted to back Democrat Jerry Brown for governor in November. Union spokesman Jerry Whipple said the 89,000 delegates unanimously endorsed him on grounds of a proven public record of concern and compassion, believing he would bring humanitarian solutions to state problems.
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