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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1974

Page

4

Reinecke could lose office after felony conviction

California officials weigh whether Lieutenant Governor Reinecke must vacate if he is sentenced for felony conviction. Attorneys say removal could occur when judgment is entered, likely after sentencing, with ongoing appeals delaying final action. Flournoy and Reagan aides discuss potential implications for State Lands Commission and other boards. The Aug. 34 sentencing date looms as a pivotal moment amid pension and succession questions.

San Diego California Ed Reinecke Evelled. Younger Younger Reinecke Flournoy State Lands Commission University of California Regents University and State College Trustees Lands Commission State Tidelands Senate Sion John Harmer Reagan Harmer Kecke

Brown Seeks Free TV Time for Election Hopefuls

California Secretary of State Edmund Brown Jr. urged free broadcast time for candidates in major races during a Los Angeles Assembly hearing. He urged Congress to require stations to provide free time rather than letting candidates buy TV ads. The two day hearing examined public financing and political reform.

California Edmund Brown Jr Brown Los Angeles Assembly Committee On Elections Congress U.S

Laser fence hailed by Reagan as crime deterrent breakthrough

Governor Reagan touted a new invisible laser fence that distinguishes humans from animals, saying it detected 100 break-ins at the old California state fairgrounds and is being tested in prisons. Created by the California Crime Technological Research Foundation, it transmits pulsed light, detects intrusions, and can operate through fog.

Sacramento UPI Reagan Old State Fairgrounds California Crime Technological Research Foundation Douglas E.roudabush Foundation Roudabush

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