Conservative rips Reagan over McColl college appointment
Sen. H. L. Richardson of Arcadia, a conservative Republican, accused Gov. Reagan of knowingly aiding Dr. William McColl's bid for prominence by appointing him to the state college board of trustees. Richardson said he will oppose McColl's confirmation in the Senate and noted McColl may challenge Rep. Rousselot.
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GOP picks Harmer to lead way in Senate
In Sacramento GOP senators elected Sen. John Harmer of Glendale as caucus leader by a 134 vote to direct party programs in the Legislature. He succeeds H L Richardson who resigned to oppose a Democratic attempt to abolish the subcommittee on un American activities. Harmer aims to improve Reagan era ties with the Legislature and notes the 1970 tax reform faltered due to lack of a legislative liaison. He joins Sen. Fred Merler Jr. as top Republicans with Democrats led by Mervyn Dymally and George Moscone.
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Cranston Tunney protest Railpax end to San Joaquin trains
U S senators Cranston and Tunney condemned Railpax plans to drop passenger service in the San Joaquin Valley. They urged preserving inland and coastal Los Angeles to Bay Area routes and noted potential loss of rail connections critical to the state capital.
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Railpax plan faces probe amid protests over saved routes
Washington UPI reports Congress and Rep. Harley Staggers of West Virginia condemn the government backed Railpax plan for saving some passenger trains while derailing others. He cites 100 congress members and 1,000+ protests, pledging a House Commerce Committee probe into route choices and railroad pressure. Cleveland is noted as left without service under the final plan, which again drew Rep. William Minshall’s protests. The plan states 114 trains will serve 85 percent of urban population.
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