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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1969

Page

4

Nixon in 3 Roles- Tourist, Baseball Fan, Commander

Nixon displays three facets during a Far East journey. He tours San Francisco by cable car with Mrs Nixon, greets baseball greats in a White House All-Star reception with Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, and later watches moon astronauts return aboard the Hornet. He also hints at possible Vietnam plans amid diplomacy stops.

Nixon Honolulu Richard M. Nixon United States White House Bowie Kuhn America San Francisco Pacific Aircrat Hornet U.S Indonesia Thailand India Pakistan Romania Great Britain Viet Nam Vietnam

Senate Passes Two Rival State Income Tax Rebates

In Sacramento the Senate approved two competing income tax rebate bills, one backing Gov. Reagan and the other by Sen. Moscone. The 10 percent and 20 percent rebate plans would return $32 million or $107 million respectively next year, with Assembly action determining final distribution. The debate highlighted tensions over tax policy and anticipated use of funds.

GOP George Deukmejian Long Beach George Moscone San Francisco Senate Sacramento UPD Donald Reagan Assembly Deukmejian George Moscane Moscone

Demos Fail on Mental Health Fund.

Sacramento Democrats lost a party line vote attempting to override Governor Reagan’s veto of $500,000 for mental hospital funds. Assemblyman Frank Lanterman led the effort to amend the budget, while Reagan had earlier redirected $750,000 from the State Mental Hygiene Department to the Social Welfare Department for placement of mentally retarded children in local facilities.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Democrats Ronald Reagan Frank Lanterman R-La Canada Lanterman Reagan Social Welfare Department

Cullen Bill Closes Medi Cal Loophole

Governor Reagan signs a bill tightening the law against Medi Cal cheaters. The measure closes a gap by making it a crime to submit a fraudulent claim to any state agent or to fiscal intermediaries like Blue Shield, affecting providers and intermediaries.

Sacramento Ronald Reagan Long Beach Frederick Kepka Mike Cullen Kepka Cullen Blue Shield Blue Grass

California Assembly Nixes Bill Reclassifying Marijuana

The Assembly voted down a measure by John Vasconcellos to move marijuana crimes and regulations from the Health and Safety Code narcotics section into a new separate chapter claiming it would not curb drug abuse.

Sacramentous Assembly California Blyman John Vasconcellos D-San Jose

Moscone Admits Possible Politics in Rebate Debate

Moscone rejected charges of political maneuvering over the rebate measure and countered that Deukmejian knows how to prejudice a jury. He noted that April's name was mentioned eleven times, a contrast to previous remarks in his forty years.

George Dewkmejian Long Geach Assembly Moscone Deukmejian Jess Anril

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