Jerry Brown reshapes California governance style
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. wins broad public approval with an antiestablishment, pessimistic approach that rejects pomp. He shuns mansion and jet, works odd hours, and often drops in unannounced, while pursuing mixed liberal and conservative policies and resisting new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Willis
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Brown
Jerry
Ronald Reagan
Melvin Field
Edmund G
Pat” Brown
Arizona Fights Bonding as State Keeps Pay As You Go
Arizona lawmakers avoid general obligation bonds amid budget pressures and a constitutional debt cap of 350000. With operating costs rising and about 965 million in requested spending next year, leaders consider continuing pay-as-you-go funding while pursuing capital needs through operating budgets and limited university revenue bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Schlangen
Associated Press
Phoenix
Arizona
New York
Don Olson
Olson
Raul Castro
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
House
Senate
University of Arizona
Ed Sawyer
D-Safford
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bob Stump
D-Tolleson
Stump
County to hold low cost rabies clinics in Scottsdale area
Maricopa County Health Services will run rabies vaccination clinics in four Scottsdale locations from Sunday to December 7. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for each clinic with a $7 fee that covers license and a three year vaccination. Dogs over four months must be licensed yearly. licenses expire December 31, 1975. Leashes required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
Thomas Mall
44Th Street
Thomas Road
Los Arcos Mall
McDowell
Scottsdale
Arizona
Arizona Health Workshop Teaches Self Awareness for Educators
The Arizona Department of Health Services will host a three day workshop at the Sands Motel in Phoenix titled Journey to Self Awareness. The event runs Friday and Saturday and is open to all educators to address health problems in normal classroom settings amid rising venereal disease rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Department of Health Services
Sands Motel
Phoenix
Unknowns seek the presidency in obscure campaigns
Frank Taylor Stanley Arnold and Richard Chandler Collins join better known figures in a year when many unknowns run for president. Arnold, from Cleveland, promotes a $10 patriotic record and vows to pave the White House with $10 bills while firing Kissinger and cutting welfare costs. Taylor, a Bisbee missionary, funds his bid via metal recycling with a platform to end overseas bases and tax gasoline at $1 a gallon. Collins, 52, a San Ramon postal worker, uses a chain-letter approach advocating a national morals program and a Civilian Conservation Corps style teen program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G. Labelle
Associated Press
Frank Taylor
Stanley Arnold
Richard Chandler Collins
Taylor
Arnold
Collins
Gerald Ford
George Wallace
Henry Jackson
White House
Cleveland
Mary Martin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
State Kissinger
San Ramon
Calif
Civilian Conservation Corps
Udall Attacks Ford in Amherst Speech
U S Rep Morris K Udall campaigning for the Democratic nomination tells about 800 listeners at the University of Massachusetts that Ford is not prepared for 1970s 1980s change urging imagination and involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
U.S
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
University of Maschusetts
Udall
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Jerry Brown
State Health and Welfare Agency
Sierra Club
State Resources Agency
Reagan
Ralph Nader
Nader
American River
Capitol
Mao Tsetung
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Consular Corps
Democratic Party
Los Angeles
Republican
Democratic
Castro
Ted Williams
Williams
General Nutrition
Scottsdale & E. McDowell
Lala Pelos Ave
Zenith
Veale
N. Scottsdale Rd
Bisbee
United American Party
Charlotte
Ford
Acount
EDLC
LitzzOona Wo Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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