March 1971 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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  Issues of 1971 = 11 Issues, 157 Articles
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    January 1971 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. The Lieutenant Governor and His Office, pp. 4-5
    2. Interview: Lt. Governor Ed Reinecke, pp. 6-7
    3. California's Legislature is Ranked Best in the Nation, pp. 8-9
    4. Early Retirement Becomes Attractive Choice for Legislators, pp. 10-11
    5. Temperance Fair Trade and the ABC, pp. 12-13
    6. Pressure Eases on State Water Planning, p. 14
    7. Reagan's 1971 State of the State Message, pp. 15-18
    8. Governor's Staff Rearranged as Second Term Begins, p. 19
    9. Voting Record, p. 19
    10. Conservatives Outnumber Liberals Middle-Roaders, p. 20
    11. California Calender, p. 21
    12. Late Campaign Spending Reports Point Up Weakness of System, p. 22
    13. Tomato Growers Reject Supply Controls, p. 23
    14. People in the News, p. 24
    15. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 25
    16. State Government Reports, pp. 26-28
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    February 1971 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. Reagan's 1971-72 Budget Draws Heavy Attack, pp. 32-35
    2. Willie Brown Discusses the Budget, pp. 36-37
    3. Students Push for Campus Child Care Centers, p. 38
    4. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Keeps Office In Public Eye, p. 39
    5. Interview: The New Secretary of State, pp. 40-41
    6. Vouchers Proposed As Education Funding Alternative by Denis P. Doyle, pp. 42-43
    7. Public Utility Commission Changes Course, pp. 44-46
    8. Environmental Superagency Proposed, p. 47
    9. Fish and Game Politics and Pressure Groups, p. 48
    10. State Administration of Fish and Game Programs, pp. 49-51
    11. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 52
    12. People in the News, p. 53
    13. California Calendar, p. 53
    14. State Government Reports, pp. 54-56
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    March 1971 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Governor Reagan's Welfare Reform: Plans Problems and Prospects, pp. 60-63
    2. Criminal Justice Council - Promise vs. Performance by Jerome Evans and Diane Friedman, pp. 64-65
    3. Interview: Senator James Mills Discusses the Office of President Pro Tem, pp. 66-68
    4. Senate Approves 18-year Old Vote, p. 69
    5. California's Political Parties: An Introduction by Thomas Jesse Goff, Jr., pp. 70-71
    6. Statewide Property Tax Proposed to Aid Schools, pp. 72-73
    7. Women's Commission Faces Funding Struggle by Shirley A. Biondi, p. 74
    8. New Approach to State Planning, p. 75
    9. Interview: Dr. Willard B. Spalding, pp. 76-82
    10. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 83
    11. Newsletters Provide Specialized State News, pp. 84-85
    12. Newsbriefs, pp. 86-87
    13. California Calendar, p. 88
    14. People in the News, p. 89
    15. Voting Record, p. 89
    16. State Government & Reports, pp. 90-92
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    April 1971 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Legislative Staff of 1500 Provides Administrative Support and Professional Aid to Lawma..., pp. 96-99
    2. Attorney General Younger Gives New Direction to Justice Department, pp. 100-101
    3. Interview: Evelle J. Younger, pp. 102-103
    4. Legislative Committees Lean on PUC, pp. 104-105
    5. Interview: PUC President Vukasin Defends Commission Changes, pp. 106-107
    6. Youth Authority Commitments Continue to Decline, p. 108
    7. Disunity Threatens Action on Coastline Protection, p. 109
    8. Joint Committees of the Legislature, p. 110
    9. Legislative Workload Piles Up May Force Extended Session, p. 111
    10. Legislature Considers Further Changes in Juvenile Court Procedures, pp. 112-116
    11. People in the News, p. 117
    12. California Calendar, p. 117
    13. Voting Record, pp. 118-119
    14. Newsbriefs, pp. 120-121
    15. State Government Reports, pp. 122-124
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    May 1971 Issue = 14 Articles
    1. Moretti Says Legislature Provides the Leadership this Year Not the Governor, pp. 128-129
    2. Tax Battle Heads Toward Second Legislative-Administrative Deadlock, pp. 130-132
    3. Legislative Committees Add to Reagan's Budget, p. 133
    4. Continuing Unemployment Frustrates State Officials, pp. 134-135
    5. Legislature Is Reluctant to Gamble, pp. 136-137
    6. Newsbriefs, pp. 138-139
    7. California's Republican Party: Cal Plan and Coexistence by Thomas Jesse Goff, Jr., pp. 140-141
    8. Republican State Chairman Livermore Assesses His Party's Position and Prospects, pp. 142-143
    9. Proponents Divided on Transit Financing, pp. 144-146
    10. Policemen and Firemen Seek Binding Arbitration, p. 147
    11. State Government Reports, p. 148
    12. People in the News, p. 149
    13. California Calendar, p. 149
    14. Voting Record, pp. 150-152
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    June 1971 Issue = 13 Articles
    1. Legislature Proposes Governor Disposes in Final (?) Budget Action, pp. 156-157
    2. Growing Demand for Outdoor Recreation Forces Re-examination of Park Policy, pp. 158-159
    3. Penal Reform Bills Offer Shorter Terms More Prisoner Rights, pp. 160-161
    4. Conservationists Fight to Block Dam Builders on North Coast Rivers, pp. 162-165
    5. Charles Manatt Talks About the Role Effectiveness of State Democratic Party, pp. 166-167
    6. Legislature Struggles with Reapportionment Problems Behind the Scenes, pp. 168-174
    7. CRLA Conflict Resolved, p. 175
    8. Special Election for Los Angeles Senate Seat, pp. 175-179
    9. Newsbriefs, pp. 180-181
    10. People in the News, p. 182
    11. California Calendar, p. 182
    12. Voting Record, pp. 183-185
    13. State Government Reports, pp. 186-188
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    July 1971 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Legislature Returns to Confront Old Issues New Deadlines, p. 192
    2. Tough Trading Breaks Executive-Legislative Deadlock on Welfare and Medi-Cal, pp. 193-195
    3. Major Court Reorganization Heads Toward Senate Showdown by Bethami Auerbach, pp. 196-198
    4. Rural Subdivision Control Bills Move Ahead, pp. 199-200
    5. Child Care Services Win New Funding and Encouragement by Ruth Pritchard, pp. 201-202
    6. Consumer Groups Fight for Protective Legislation, pp. 203-204
    7. California's Democratic Party by T. Jesse Goff, pp. 205-207
    8. Treasurer Guides State's Banking Borrowing and Investing, pp. 208-209
    9. State Land Management Agency Draws Public Attention, pp. 210-211
    10. Student Interns Infiltrate Sacramento, pp. 212-215
    11. Newsbriefs, pp. 216-217
    12. People in the News, p. 218
    13. California Calendar, p. 218
    14. State Government Reports, p. 219
    15. Voting Record, pp. 220-224
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    September 1971 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. Nader Task Force Blasts State Officials Land Use Policies, pp. 228-229
    2. Summary of Nader Report Recommendations, pp. 230-231
    3. How the Report was Prepared What Happens Next, pp. 232-233
    4. An Exchange of Views on the Nader Report by Robert C. Fellmeth and Lou Cannon, pp. 234-236
    5. Court Decision Shakes School Tax Structure by Denis P. Doyle, pp. 237-239
    6. State Park System Faces Critical Finance and Planning Problems, pp. 240-241
    7. Interview, pp. 242-245
    8. Health Maintenance Organizations Attract Federal, State Attention as Health Care Altern... by Darryl D. Enos, pp. 246-249
    9. State Supreme Court Rulings on Tahoe Voting Welfare and Campaign Finances, p. 250
    10. Field Polls Disclose Shifting Public Views on 18-Year-Olds Bonds Reagan, p. 251
    11. Seven Democrats Battle for Forty-Eighth Assembly District Nomination, p. 252
    12. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 253
    13. Newsbriefs, pp. 254-255
    14. People in the News, p. 256
    15. California Calendar, p. 256
    16. State Government Reports, pp. 257-258
    17. Voting Record, pp. 259-260
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    October 1971 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Senators and Assemblymen Remain Divided on Reapportionment as Time Runs Out, pp. 264-265
    2. Interview, pp. 266-268
    3. Tax Stalemate Continues Through October as Administration-Legislative Negotiations Prov..., p. 269
    4. Welfare Reform Act Comes Under Heavy Attack in State and Federal Courts, pp. 270-273
    5. Serrano Decision Stirs up State Officials Educators Economists Attorneys and Legisla..., p. 274
    6. With the Moment of Decision Drawing Near Legislators Seek to Keep Their Early Retireme..., pp. 275-276
    7. The Governor's Executive Reorganization Authority May End This Year After Four-Year Exp..., pp. 277-278
    8. Jurisdictional Disputes Slow Efforts to Give the State an Effective Role in Solid Waste..., p. 279
    9. The State Senate in Transition by Alvin D. Sokolow, pp. 280-284
    10. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 285
    11. Newsbriefs, pp. 286-287
    12. People in the News, p. 288
    13. California Calendar, p. 288
    14. State Government Reports, p. 289
    15. Voting Record, pp. 290-292
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    November 1971 Issue = 10 Articles
    1. Environmental Lobby Suffers Second Year of Defeat for its Major Proposals, pp. 296-301
    2. "Easy" Congressional Reapportionment Gets Crunched Between Rival Demands of Republicans..., pp. 302-303
    3. State Continues to Play Small Role in Ski Area Safety Despite Growing Public Concern, pp. 304-305
    4. University and College Students Seek to Establish an Effective Presence in Sacramento by Laura Magnani, pp. 306-313
    5. Newsbriefs, pp. 314-316
    6. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 317
    7. People in the News, p. 318
    8. California Calendar, p. 318
    9. State Government Reports, p. 319
    10. Voting Record, pp. 320-324
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    December 1971 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Reapportionment Reels Toward the Court as Republicans Deadlock Democrats, pp. 328-329
    2. Growing Senior Power Revives Old Age Politics Stirs Legislators to Look for New Soluti..., pp. 330-333
    3. Interview, pp. 334-336
    4. Judicial Council and Administrative Office of the Courts Seek to Reduce Court Congestio..., pp. 337-338
    5. The 1971 Tax Law Eases State's Fiscal Crisis Provides Some Reforms Postpones Major Ta..., pp. 339-341
    6. Department of Education Moves to Implement Early Education Plan Recommended by Riles Ta... by Ruth Pritchard, pp. 342-343
    7. State Scholarship Program Helps Thousands of California Students to Cope with Rising Co..., pp. 344-348
    8. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 349
    9. People in the News, p. 350
    10. California Calendar, p. 350
    11. State Government Reports, p. 351
    12. Voting Record, pp. 352-356
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