Welfare chief rails against foes of Reagan reforms
ir. Earl B. Brian the youngest state Health and Welfare Agency chief spoke to 200 Long Beach Rotarians detailing welfare reform goals and risks. He warned that fiscal irresponsibility by lawmakers could wreck Reagan policy, raise welfare costs, and strain taxes while backing tougher penalties for armed robbers and drug sellers. He cited fraud cases, tax-income discrepancies, and the Lanterman-Petris-Short Act in discussing mental health releases and community care.
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Flournoy urges veto of California remap plan
Flournoy charged the reapportionment bill is a gerrymander to protect incumbents and urged Gov. Reagan to veto it. He warned the Supreme Court may then decide on equitable redistricting as the Legislature and Reagan clash in final drafting, with the court already moving to realign districts.
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