Reagan Urges Halt on Unneeded Pesticide Laws
Governor Ronald Reagan told Sacramento Valley agriculture supporters that California should slow pesticide legislation to avoid overreacting to environmental concerns. He argued existing laws and enforcement are enough to protect health and environment while warning against sacrificing agriculture for emotionalism.
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Negro Enters Secretary Race in California GOP
Los Angeles attorney James L. Flournoy formally entered the Republican nomination race for secretary of state, touring five cities. He previously led a major party statewide bid in 1962 and urged broadening the party’s base by appealing to the black silent majority.
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Burns declines run for public office in 1970
Sen. Hugh M. Burns of Fresno declares he will not seek another term or any public office in 1970. He cites party splits and unrest, hints at possible private sector work, and notes education committee action on a school holiday bill. The bill advances to the assembly floor after a split vote.
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UPS
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Fresno
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