Fong Targets Pay Toilets and Pricey Meats in Capitol Protest
California Assemblywoman March Fong, weighing 105 pounds, led a news conference in Sacramento criticizing $2.64-a-pound lunch meat and two to four ply tires as costly. She urged creating a consumer advocate office to replace the existing consumer counsel, arguing the current office under Kay Valery serves more as public relations than consumer protection.
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Teachers March on Capitol for More School Money
In Sacramento LA teachers, school officials and parents rallied with 400 plus attendees to press Governor Reagan and lawmakers for 372 million dollars in education funding. They demanded the state cover at least half the public education cost, citing reduced state aid and rising local taxes.
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