January 1970 Issue, CALIFORNIA JOURNAL

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Issues of the 1970s = 10 Years, 118 Issues, 1,875 Articles
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  Issues of 1970 = 12 Issues, 234 Articles
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    January 1970 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. Election Year Session Convenes, pp. 5-6
    2. Senate Organizes, p. 7
    3. Environmental Quality, pp. 8-9
    4. Conflict of Interest Bills, p. 10
    5. California Calendar, p. 11
    6. Malnutrition and Poverty, p. 12
    7. Tax Reform Proposals, p. 13
    8. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 14
    9. Reagan State-of-the-State: Full text, pp. 15-17
    10. Governor lists imperatives for 1970s, p. 18
    11. Two New Departments Proposed, p. 19
    12. New Court Justice, p. 20
    13. People in the News, p. 20
    14. Legislative Reorganization Proposed, p. 21
    15. Prospective two-year sessions, p. 22
    16. Unruh Launches Governor campaign, p. 23
    17. Political Competition and Congressional Incumbency, pp. 24-25
    18. State-wide races are off to a fast start, pp. 26-28
    19. Key Legislative Votes, p. 29
    20. Selected State Government Reports, pp. 30-32
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    February 1970 Issue = 19 Articles
    1. Senate -Leadership Shake-up, pp. 35-39
    2. A Conversation, pp. 40-41
    3. New Senate Committees Announced by Schrade, p. 42
    4. Budget Message, pp. 42-44
    5. Tax Reform, pp. 45-46
    6. Vital State Water Project in Fiscal Crisis Is Beset by Environmental Controversy, pp. 47-49
    7. Teacher Credentialing, p. 50
    8. Exhaust Controls Offered, p. 51
    9. Conflict of Interest Issue Flares, p. 52
    10. Consumers Get More Gov't Attention, p. 53
    11. State Contests Gain Momentum, p. 54
    12. Legislative Races, pp. 55-56
    13. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 57
    14. Busing Decisions, p. 58
    15. Legislative Process, pp. 58-59
    16. California Calendar, p. 60
    17. People in the News, p. 60
    18. Selected State Government Reports, p. 61
    19. Key Legislative Votes, pp. 62-64
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    March 1970 Issue = 23 Articles
    1. Proposition 7 Would Increase Bond Interest to 7%, pp. 68-69
    2. Proposition 8, pp. 70-71
    3. The Governor, p. 72
    4. Governor Reagan's 1970 Legislative Program Outlined, pp. 72-73
    5. Reagan Offers 2 Reorganizations, p. 74
    6. Reorganization Power, p. 75
    7. Resources Agency, p. 76
    8. TransDortation Agency, p. 77
    9. State Board, pp. 77-78
    10. New Ballgame in US. Senate Race, p. 79
    11. Yorty Finally Joins Governor Race, p. 80
    12. Other Statewide Races Heat Up, p. 81
    13. Region- by- Region Summary, pp. 81-83
    14. May Affect Elections, p. 84
    15. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 85
    16. Statewide Research Net Free to Public, p. 86
    17. Selected State Government Reports, p. 87
    18. People in the News, p. 88
    19. California Calendar, p. 88
    20. Senate Quiets Houses Go to Work, p. 89
    21. Status of Major Bills, p. 90
    22. Key Votes, p. 90
    23. California Journal Legislative Roster
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    April 1970 Issue = 26 Articles
    1. Welfare, p. 95
    2. Nixon Welfare Reform Plan is Outlined, p. 96
    3. California Reaction to Nixon Plan, p. 97
    4. Counties Put Forth Their Own Welfare Plan, p. 98
    5. Major State & Federal Studies Offer Evidence Of Welfare Program Failure, p. 98
    6. 1970 Welfare Legislation, p. 99
    7. John Miller Discusses His Election, pp. 100-101
    8. Stiffer Pesticide Law Sought, p. 102
    9. Joint Open Space Committee Reports, pp. 103-104
    10. Drug Control Measures Offered, p. 105
    11. Status of Major Bills, p. 106
    12. Chief Justice Named, p. 106
    13. Legislative Elections Approach Peak, pp. 107-109
    14. Statewide Races, pp. 110-111
    15. Journal Questionnaire, pp. 112-113
    16. Sacramento Poll by Gary L. Wilhelm, p. 114
    17. Constitional Revision Measure on June Ballot, p. 114
    18. Proposition 1, p. 115
    19. Proposition 6 Permits Plural Textbook Adoption, p. 115
    20. Attorney General Candidates Speak Out on the Issues, pp. 116-117
    21. Water Pollution Bans Are Eased, p. 118
    22. Selected State Government Reports, p. 119
    23. People in the News, p. 120
    24. California Calendar, p. 120
    25. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 121
    26. Key Legislative Votes, pp. 122-124
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    May 1970 Issue = 21 Articles
    1. L.A. Teacher Strike is Settled?, p. 127
    2. Governor Closes Campuses to Defuse Tensions, p. 128
    3. Tuition Issues Are in the Legislature, p. 129
    4. New Abortion Liberalization Is Subject of Debate, p. 130
    5. Container Standardizing Bill Clears Senate, p. 131
    6. New Approaches to Delinquency Studied, p. 132
    7. Tight Money Stymies Housing Legislation, p. 133
    8. Governor's Tax Program Passes Assembly, p. 134
    9. Coastal Access Bills Get Attention, p. 135
    10. Progress of Major Bills, p. 136
    11. People in the News, p. 137
    12. California Calendar, p. 137
    13. Post Discusses His Office, pp. 138-139
    14. Public's "Right to Know" Expanded, p. 140
    15. Air Polluters In Bay Area Named, p. 140
    16. Federal Report Blasts Periferal Canal, p. 141
    17. Year of Decision for CSEA, p. 142
    18. Selected State Government Reports, p. 143
    19. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 144
    20. Key Legislative Votes, p. 145
    21. Complete Election Results
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    June 1970 Issue = 21 Articles
    1. Organization of the Governor's Office, p. 151
    2. Cabinet is Key Policy Body, pp. 152-153
    3. Reagan's Staff, pp. 154-155
    4. Reagan's Top Staff Aide, pp. 156-157
    5. Houses Rewrite Governor's Budget, pp. 158-159
    6. Bills Aid Disordered and the Handicapped, p. 160
    7. Women's Legislation Chances Improved, p. 161
    8. Consumer Bills Are at Crucial Stage, p. 162
    9. 1970 Primary, p. 163
    10. Progress of Major Bills, p. 164
    11. US. Regents Fire Angela Davis, p. 165
    12. Primary Vote Reflects Few Surprises, pp. 166-167
    13. Names Win in Secretary of State Race, p. 168
    14. Interest Hike Passes, p. 169
    15. Kaiser's Advocacy In Sacramento, pp. 170-171
    16. Selected State Government Reports, p. 172
    17. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 173
    18. Killing Fetus Is Not Murder, pp. 174-175
    19. People in the News, p. 176
    20. California Calendar, p. 176
    21. Key Legislative Votes, pp. 177-180
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    July 1970 Issue = 24 Articles
    1. Major Penal Reform is Dead, p. 183
    2. Four Days in July, pp. 184-185
    3. Budget Process Reforms Proposed, p. 186
    4. Land Use Bills Survive "Turkey Shoot", p. 187
    5. Prohibiting Additive, p. 188
    6. Constitutional Amendment, p. 189
    7. Transit Fund Bills Move Step Closer to November Vote, p. 190
    8. Consumer Bill, p. 190
    9. Anti-Vietnam War Bills Killed in Committee, p. 191
    10. Progress of Major Bills, p. 191
    11. Teacher License Act Signed, p. 192
    12. Court Challenge Certain, p. 193
    13. What Reagan's Medi-Cal and Welfare Cuts Are All About, pp. 194-197
    14. Medi-Cal Chief Discusses Program, pp. 198-199
    15. Coalitions on Franchising Disclosure, p. 200
    16. Utility Tax Bill Sparks Lobby Duel, p. 201
    17. Two-thirds Bond Vote Held Invalid, p. 202
    18. Growing Revenue Gap Stymies Cities, p. 203
    19. California Calendar, p. 204
    20. People in the News, p. 204
    21. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 205
    22. Selected State Government Reports, p. 206
    23. GOP Again Wins Special Elections, p. 207
    24. Key Legislative Votes, pp. 208-212
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    August 1970 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. Revenue Problem, p. 215
    2. How the Parties Plan to Win, p. 216
    3. These Are the Decisive Districts, pp. 217-219
    4. State Has $67 Million Computer Snarl, pp. 220-221
    5. Senate Defeats Governor's Tax Program, p. 222
    6. 1970 Legislative Session, pp. 223-234
    7. California Calendar, p. 235
    8. People in the News, pp. 235-236
    9. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 237-238
    10. Selected State Government Reports, p. 239
    11. Key Legislative Votes, pp. 240-244
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    September 1970 Issue = 22 Articles
    1. GOP on Defense in Statewide Elections, p. 247
    2. Congress Democrats Face Stiff Test, p. 247
    3. The Challenger by John Jervis#2, p. 248
    4. The Incumbent by John Jervis#2, p. 249
    5. New Political Tools by James Farmer and Michael J. Strumwasser, p. 250
    6. State's Voters Face Twenty Propositions, pp. 251-253
    7. Bay Area Has Three Tight Contests, pp. 254-255
    8. No Key Switches Are Expected in Northern California, p. 256
    9. Three Valley Districts in Doubt, pp. 256-257
    10. Six Heated Southern California Races, pp. 258-261
    11. Lobbyist Campaign Contributions, pp. 262-263
    12. Governor Reagan Vetoes 77 Bills, p. 264
    13. Veto Session, p. 265
    14. Reagan's Legislative Program Boxscore, p. 266
    15. General Fund Declines $150 Million in 1969-70, p. 267
    16. California Calendar, p. 267
    17. Human Relations Agency Secretary, pp. 268-269
    18. Selected State Government Reports, p. 270
    19. US Supreme Court to Rule On Housing Vote Constitutionality, p. 271
    20. People in the News, p. 272
    21. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 273
    22. Key Votes, pp. 274-276
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    October 1970 Issue = 13 Articles
    1. Counties Are Also Caught In Local Finance Squeeze, pp. 280-281
    2. Farm Labor Issue Enters New Phase, pp. 282-283
    3. Legislative-Executive Duel Ends With Signing Of Social Security Pass-On Bill by Ann B. Jenkins, pp. 284-285
    4. Governor's Task Force Examines Education Costs And Management, pp. 286-288
    5. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 289
    6. Third House: Unity And Diversity In The Farm Bloc, pp. 290-291
    7. Interview: Mrs. Carolyn C. Heine On The Status Of Women, pp. 292-294
    8. Analyst Reports On Federal Aid Funds, p. 295
    9. People in the News, p. 296
    10. California Calendar, p. 297
    11. Legislative Hearing Schedule, p. 297
    12. State Government Reports, p. 298
    13. Recent Books On California Government, pp. 299-300
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    November 1970 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. Democrats Win Control of Senate and Assembly, pp. 304-305
    2. Voters Reject "Politicians" in Key State Contests, p. 306
    3. Riles' Grassroots Campaign Unseats Rafferty, p. 307
    4. Smog Transit Proposition Rejected, p. 308
    5. Incumbents Roll On in Congressional Elections, p. 309
    6. Familiar Name and Fat Wallet Insure Success at State Level, p. 309
    7. How the Losers Feel; What They Will Do, p. 310
    8. Electing Legislative Leadership: How It's Done, p. 311
    9. Looking for Blood in the State Turnip, pp. 312-313
    10. Welfare Conformity Merry-Go-Round Continues, p. 314
    11. New Planning Office Charts Course, p. 315
    12. George Milias: Legislating for the Environment, pp. 316-318
    13. California's Court System: Issues and Structure, pp. 319-322
    14. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 323-325
    15. People in the News, p. 326
    16. California Calendar, p. 326
    17. Legislative Hearing Schedule, p. 326
    18. State Government Reports, pp. 327-328
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    December 1970 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Interview: Governor Ronald Reagan, pp. 330-333
    2. Building the Governor's Budget: The Department of Finance, pp. 334-337
    3. Interview: Verne Orr Director of Finance, pp. 338-340
    4. Reagan Administration Confirms 1970-71 Deficit Announces Counter-Measures, p. 341
    5. Legislature Faces Reapportionment Showdown, pp. 342-344
    6. State Population Growth Slows, p. 345
    7. Proposition 18 Campaign Spending Controversy Continues, p. 346
    8. 1970 Campaign Costs Pass $26 Million Mark, pp. 347-348
    9. Methadone Maintenance For Heroin Addicts by Shirley A. Biondi, p. 349
    10. Legislative Agenda For The 1971 Session, pp. 350-352
    11. Legislature Examines Spreading Rural Subdivisions, pp. 353-354
    12. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 355-356
    13. Death Penalty Cases Await Decision, p. 357
    14. California Calendar, p. 358
    15. People in the News, p. 358
    16. State Government Reports, pp. 359-360
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  Issues of 1971 = 11 Issues, 157 Articles
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  Issues of 1972 = 11 Issues, 149 Articles
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  Issues of 1973 = 12 Issues, 189 Articles
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  Issues of 1974 = 12 Issues, 189 Articles
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  Issues of 1975 = 12 Issues, 198 Articles
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  Issues of 1976 = 12 Issues, 192 Articles
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  Issues of 1977 = 12 Issues, 196 Articles
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  Issues of 1978 = 12 Issues, 182 Articles
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  Issues of 1979 = 12 Issues, 189 Articles
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Issues of the 1980s = 10 Years, 120 Issues, 1,644 Articles
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  Issues of 1980 = 12 Issues, 173 Articles
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  Issues of 1981 = 12 Issues, 161 Articles
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  Issues of 1982 = 12 Issues, 138 Articles
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  Issues of 1983 = 12 Issues, 201 Articles
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  Issues of 1984 = 12 Issues, 210 Articles
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  Issues of 1985 = 12 Issues, 167 Articles
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  Issues of 1986 = 12 Issues, 164 Articles
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  Issues of 1987 = 12 Issues, 150 Articles
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  Issues of 1988 = 12 Issues, 136 Articles
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  Issues of 1989 = 12 Issues, 144 Articles
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Issues of the 1990s = 10 Years, 120 Issues, 1,443 Articles
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  Issues of 1990 = 12 Issues, 151 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1991 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles
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  Issues of 1992 = 12 Issues, 137 Articles
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  Issues of 1993 = 12 Issues, 140 Articles
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  Issues of 1994 = 12 Issues, 152 Articles
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  Issues of 1995 = 12 Issues, 153 Articles
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  Issues of 1996 = 12 Issues, 122 Articles
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  Issues of 1997 = 12 Issues, 131 Articles
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  Issues of 1998 = 12 Issues, 138 Articles
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  Issues of 1999 = 12 Issues, 171 Articles
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Issues of the 2000s = 6 Years, 60 Issues, 809 Articles
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  Issues of 2000 = 12 Issues, 149 Articles
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  Issues of 2001 = 12 Issues, 153 Articles
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  Issues of 2002 = 12 Issues, 166 Articles
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  Issues of 2003 = 12 Issues, 160 Articles
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  Issues of 2004 = 11 Issues, 162 Articles
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  Issues of 2005 = 1 Issue, 19 Articles