Reagan declines to endorse Reinecke in 1974 governor race
Gov. Reagan defends Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke against claims his campaign is faltering but chooses not to back him as his successor. He stays neutral in the 1974 Republican gubernatorial primary, reserving right to endorse a candidate near the election. He will not seek a third term and could support any of four GOP hopefuls in the general election.
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Reinecke
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John Mitchell
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Vineyard strife may trigger use of troops
Sacramento. Gov Ronald Reagan's top agriculture official said the National Guard could be called out if violence and damage escalate in Coachella Valley grape fields. Agriculture Director Brunel Christensen warned of an explosive situation as the bitter dispute between Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers Union and the Teamsters continues, with UFW picketing fields signed with the Teamsters after contracts expired.
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Reagan calls for Capitol plan on old site debate
California leaders clash over building a new Capitol or expanding the existing domed structure. Reagan endorsed preserving the old seat while budgeting for a start on construction, as lawmakers sift options and consider moving operations from the 20 year old annex.
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