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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
3
In Sacramento lawmakers paused the legislative clock to extend debate as a flood of late bills moved toward final votes. The session wrapped with many measures expected to fall short of last year’s burst of activity.
Sacramento reports a Sacramento ecology corps created to offer COs an alternative to the Army is called a farce and a slave sector program by corpsmen while Governor Reagan’s plan is labeled a success by other volunteers. Griggs defends the overall effort, noting funding limits and payroll raises, as corpsmen clash with the budget committee over year two funding.
In Sacramento Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti and Governor Ronald Reagan traded verbal barbs over a poll Moretti cited claiming Reagan loses voter support. White House aide ED Gray called the poll an outright lie while Moretti released a private survey claiming support erosion and rising poor ratings. An earthquake in Manila briefly disrupted offices and schools.
In a budget hearing the Democrat controlled subcommittee cut Reinecke personal staff by 30 percent. The action reduces his staff to 15, transfer of two satellite agencies away from his office, and moving six positions to the Lula Hoover Commission. Chairman Willie Brown defended the move as removing staff used for political purposes.
A San Mateo County case alleges a 70 000 loss to a rigged bowling machine and dice game at the Orchid Room San Carlos. Richard L Bradley 35 of Santa Rosa argues the device and magnet rigged play and that gamblers fear court recourse. If the Court of Appeal sides with him the case returns to Superior Court for trial. Rear Adm Oliver M Read 83 known as the architect of the mothball fleet died Tuesday.
U S District Judge Alfonso J Zirpoli issued a statewide temporary restraining order barring California draft boards from assigning conscientious objectors to alternative service before induction as 1 A registrants The action follows an earlier San Jose case and cites alleged discriminatory and illegal conduct The case names Riverside Local Board 136 and cites March show cause hearings set for March 27 1972 with parallel actions in Tehama and Bishop Paynes Creek areas and a nationwide draft freeze for the first quarter of 1972
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