Finch Puzzled by Reagan Opposition to Welfare Plan
Former California official Robert Finch questions Governor Reagan's stance on the federal family welfare plan. He seeks talks with Reagan, stresses work incentives in the plan, and notes California's conformity debates and a San Francisco federal ruling risking matching funds and possible repayment of monies.
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Unruh Attacks Welfare Mess Over Reagan Claims
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jess Unruh criticizes Gov Reagan for sensationalizing welfare fraud notes a Oakland mother case disputes and accuses the administration of failing to untangle the welfare mess. He defends Nixon era family assistance and states able workers should not receive welfare.
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California
Nixon
Murphy rejects idea of resigning for Reagan Senate seat
U.S. Senator George Murphy calls it ridiculous to suggest he would resign if reelected to allow Governor Reagan to be appointed to the Senate. He dismissed the claim as an imaginative story raised by opponent Hep. John Tunney, saying such talk is nonsense and unworthy of comment. Teagan has shown no interest in Senate service and plans to finish a four-year term as governor if reelected.
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State Panel Urges California to Build Nuclear Plants
The Legislative Joint Committee on Atomic Development and Space in Sacramento urges California to develop nuclear electric power plants. It says atomic energy is vital to conserve fossil fuels and protect the environment, while praising the state's electric utility for avoiding outages. It notes siting coastal plants will require careful planning to minimize impact and gain public acceptance amid dwindling hydroelectric options.
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Tunney Calls for End to Campus Riots and Protections
Rep John V Tunney campaigned in San Francisco for the U S Senate urging the end of campus violence and the upholding of orderly dissent under the First Amendment He blamed impatience and idealism over racism at home and war in Indochina for unrest and warned protests must be prosecuted if violent Subtly urging Nixon to rein in aides he also criticized Spiro Agnew and John Mitchell in the remarks
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Vietnam
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Nixon
Spiro Agnew
John N. Mitchelt
Driver Dies After Crash While Seeking Help in Costa Mesa
A 58-year-old motorist, Robert F. Miller of Costa Mesa, wandered 280 yards from a wreck on Canyon Drive near the Santa Ana River, collapsed in swamp weeds, and died. Police said time of death was about 6 am. the car was found at 9:30 am after veering off the road and overturning. An autopsy was planned. In Grants Pass, Oregon, a separate fire destroyed nine downtown shops, with crews still mop up early morning.
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Harbor Board Votes for Spur on Waterfront
Long Beach Harbor Commissioners reluctantly authorize a 3200 foot rail spur at Berth 83 costing about 100000 to meet lease terms with Pacific Terminals Inc. The dispute includes a demanded 93000 repayment for track installation and a 25 year lease risk, while Van Camp Sea Food Co. may terminate early and transfer building repairs at 340 Van Camp Street.
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