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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
12
Governor Reagan requests 769000 more for the crippled children's services program in the 1968-69 budget. He cites revised estimates to justify the addition and outlines the plan for expanded care and services.
The governor explained that the new funds are required as the program is a function property and faces higher requirements. He noted deficiencies in several counties prompted a reevaluation, but the request would not increase total budget size as funds would come from expected savings in the budgeted outlet program.
The 1968 Volkswagen Fastback and Squareback hide a small electronic computer in the left rear fender that controls four fuel injectors. This system replaces the carburetor, promising quicker starts and smoother operation under all conditions, with injection standard on both models. The comparison suggests carburetor issues become a thing of the past.
California Governor Ronald Reagan seeks a state lien law and an aid cap to cut costs in the Public Assistance Program. He asks for raising the maximum average grant for disabled workers, simplifying aid categories, and eliminating 25 items to ease administration. He notes welfare growth far outpaced population and cites 1.3 million recipients costing over $1 billion annually. The lien would not penalize recipients but recover cash from deceased recipients’ properties, saving about $13 million yearly.
Governor Reagan accuses Assemblyman Edwin L. Zberg of Sacramento of defeating Tahoe Basin protections to favor personal whim. Reagan warns Zberg against undermining one of the world’s greatest scenic wonders while Nevada plans show remote action on a compromise compact. Zberg presses his own bill as Reagan signals doubt about signing any version.
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