Reagan vetoes California methadone expansion bill
Gov. Reagan vetoed a 5 million dollar bill to expand California methadone treatment for heroin addicts. Assemblyman Vasconcellos called for a veto override and urged Reagan to resign, criticizing the veto messages as dishonest. The governor said funds would create a separate program before existing projects are judged. Methadone substitutes heroin cravings, with debaters split on its effectiveness.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan
John Vwasconcedos
D-San Jose
Vasconcellos
California
Reagan vetoes three education bills in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan vetoed three education measures including a 31.8 million bilingual program appropriation. He called the Stiern bill premature as studies aim to find the best bilingual solution and vetoed others on vocational funding beyond statewide needs and college enrollment timing.
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Sacramento
UPT
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
George Zenovich
Dfresno
Voca
CRLA files suit over alleged bias in job hiring
The California Rural Legal Assistance group claims state and federal officials blocked Mexican American farm workers from Emergency Employment Act jobs. Seven plaintiffs say educational and English tests, plus priorities, denied them posts at Sorama State College and other jobs, seeking a temporary restraining order until a ruling on a permanent injunction.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
U.S. District Court
Jose Melchor Alvala
Santiago Barrangah
Oceguera
Sorama State College
Eral
Two arraigned in Blue Chip fraud case
Paul D. Warren 43 and Donald Leroy Cook 44 were arraigned in Los Angeles Municipal Court on a charge of receiving more than 106000 dollars from Blue Chip Stamp Co for merchandise not ordered or received. They were arrested aboard Warren’s 123000 dollar yacht Shannandoa at Newport Beach.
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Blue Chip Stamp Co
Los Angeles
Nartey B. Watson Selt
Paul D. Warren
Donald Leroy
Cook
District Attorney's Office
Warren
Newport Beach
Dist
Atty
David Fuchs
Chip and Warren
Trading-Stamp Company
Fuchs
Gianelli Renamed to Water Post
The Senate unanimously confirmed the reappointment of State Water Resources Director William Gianelli after earlier clashes with Gianelli over a wild rivers bill. Senate Leader James R. Mills said Gianelli apologized and hoped for improved relations with lawmakers.
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UPT
Senate
Uesday
William Gianelli
James R. Mills
San Diego
Gianelli
Mills
Probe of City's Aides Dropped in Folsom
Sacramento County Grand Jury ends investigation into alleged misconduct by Folsom city officials including Mayor John Kipp due to insufficient evidence. Jury foreman Delbert OConnor notified Ronald Bruzo, one of the residents who requested the probe.
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Sacramento
Sacramento County Grand Jury
Folsom
John Kipp
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