Reagan as Caped Crusader in GOP Discourses
Interviews across Sacramento show Republican officeholders and governors advisers calling Reagan the Batman of politics. The phenomenon noted is his imperviousness to criticism and the lingering wonder about his influence within California’s political landscape.
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Public cooling on ex-actor governor amid budget turmoil
Observers note mixed performance six months into office as Reagan faces record California budget of over five billion dollars. Critics highlight stumbles and policy backpedals from university cuts to mental health retrenchment while supporters tout administrative talents. Polls show job approval around seventy four percent.
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House GOP Proposes Private Industry Aid for the Poor
Republicans on the House Education and Labor Committee promote an Opportunity Crusade to boost poverty relief by leveraging private industry. They estimate a $1.7 billion federal outlay could generate about $3.5 billion with state local matching funds and wages paid by private employers. An Industry Youth Corps would fund 25 percent wage subsidies, aiming to place about a million students in part time jobs, with schools aiding placement and tracking.
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Art Stolen in Cleveland From Private Warehouse
Cleveland police report art objects valued up to 500 dollars stolen last weekend from the private warehouse of Thomas Fawick a 78 year old Shaker Heights inventor and manufacturer. The heist described as Cleveland s largest to date occurred between 6 30 p m Saturday and 8 40 a m Sunday and included marble bronze ivory statues Ming vases oil paintings silver and gold bowls two golden engraved ivory tusks and other precious items.
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Two Missing Canoeists Sought in Yellowstone Lake
Officials at Yellowstone National Park continued a late Sunday search for two men reported missing after a canoe trip on Yellowstone Lake. Steve Smith, 21, of Dallas, and Kenneth Ables, 15, of San Mario, California, were last seen aiming for Peale Island on Wednesday evening. Both were temporary workers at a park ice station.
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