Reagan opposes Prop 8 amid calls for action
Governor Reagan says he will seek action against Prop 8 supporters while denouncing it as a tax increase that would raise taxes by shifting costs to residents. He warns the measure would lower state aid and boost local taxes, and urges vigilance against campaign misrepresentation as he pursues tax reform and a budget vote.
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Gubernatorial wives mingle in Los Angeles fashion scene
Nancy Reagan attends a creamed-chicken luncheon at the Greater Los Angeles Women's Press Club as candidates wives discuss campaign style. The piece notes fashion choices by Mrs. Reagan, Mrs. Yorty, and Mrs. Unruh amid early primary talk and playful letters from children to the governor.
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Pot User Probation Bill Gains Senate Approval
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill requiring one year on probation before a marijuana or dangerous drug possession charge can be upgraded from a felony to a misdemeanor. The measure by Sen. George Deukmejian was sent to the full Senate on a voice vote. It also requires completion of a court approved drug education program.
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Plane Crash Sighting Foreshadows Six Deaths
The Oregon State Aeronautics Board reported a twin engine plane missing over Oregon with six California residents aboard had been located in a desolate northeast area. The craft burned with no survivors. ground teams moved toward the wreckage. Names listed include pilot John Solomita of San Jose and passengers W V Vanderhoof and his son David Vanderhoof of Saratoga, Fred Rades of Saratoga, William Morrow and his son Sesli Morrow of San Rafael.
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Angela Davis Considers Legal Bid To Stay At UCLA
Angela Davis a 26 year old self described Communist Party member said in Los Angeles she may sue to force rehiring as a philosophy professor at UCLA if regents fail to renew her. The UCLA faculty senate backed her plan and pledged to raise funds to keep her at the university if the regents do not retire her. Regents in San Francisco said a ruling would come next month.
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Memorial Rally Honors Malcolm X In San Francisco
About two people braved cold winds to attend a noon rally on the Federal Building steps commemorating Malcolm X's birthday. Speakers included Geel Williams of Glide Memorial Church who compared campus repression and Black communal life.
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ROTC Dress Parade at UCLA Cancelled by Admin
The annual Naval ROTC parade at UCLA was canceled Tuesday by campus administration amid fears of antiwar demonstrations. Marine Col. Stephen Warren voiced anger over academic freedom claims while Vice Chancellor James Wobson said ROTC parades would be dispensed with this spring.
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