California Welfare Bill Reaches Vast $8 Billion Mark
California faces a sprawling welfare cost projection with total outlays near 8 billion dollars for 1971 72 including federal land stamps unemployment benefits and county and state supports. Analysts warn reforms may shift caseloads but overall dependence on public assistance continues amid a growing wave of AFDC and Medi Cal participation.
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Governor Reagan Faces Welfare Reform Debate in Assembly
A wide array of proposed bills reach the California Assembly and Senate on welfare reform and safety. Measures seek to expand industrial safety investigations, adjust welfare eligibility rules, impose parental financial responsibility, and extend Governor powers. Names include AB 637 Be Greene, SB77 Grunky, SB39 Way, and SCRs. The package discusses unemployment exclusions, cost of living adjustments, and state versus federal funding. The session also considers rail compatibility and penalties for welfare fraud, with several resolutions and measures advancing or failing.
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Two Women Found Strangled in Boston Apartment
The bodies of Theresa French, 48, a clerk, and Donna Daley, 27, a waitress, were found Monday night in a Boston apartment. Both victims were identified as longtime residents. Investigators described the deaths as strangulation by an electric iron cord.
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Blaze Tanker Closes Highway After Crash
A tanker crash on Highway 10 near San Luis Optsto halted traffic for hours. Driver Robert Estis of Campton sustained injuries as firefighters battled flames and cleared wreckage. Authorities investigated cause while lanes remained closed into the evening.
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Reagan to Market Welfare Plan in California Tour
Gov. Reagan launches a multi day statewide push to promote his welfare and Medi Cal reforms aiming to trim a $700 million gap in the 1971 72 budget. He will address a Los Angeles gathering then tour Sacramento Fresno San Francisco San Diego and Los Angeles while a written message to the Legislature is prepared. The plan faces Senate opposition to a personal joint session and TV pool coverage was denied.
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Reagan opens door for state aide unit talks
Gov Ronald Reagan signed an executive order to start formal talks with the California State Employees Association over salaries and grievances. The move establishes a liaison via Secretary Earl Coke to address general salary adjustments and employee benefits in a cooperative dialogue.
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