October 1973 Issue, CALIFORNIA JOURNAL

California Journal • 36 Years, 418 Issues, 5,771 Articles, 18,310pp

Show MoreShow AllFinding...Find More

← Previous IssueOctober 1973 IssueNext Issue →

[+]
Issues of the 1970s = 10 Years, 118 Issues, 1,875 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1970 = 12 Issues, 234 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1971 = 11 Issues, 157 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1972 = 11 Issues, 149 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1973 = 12 Issues, 189 Articles
  1. [+]
    January 1973 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Assembly to Develop Its Own Prototype Steam-Powered Cars to Reduce Air Pollution, pp. 4-5
    2. New Population Figures Raise State's Share of Federal Revenue, p. 6
    3. Governor's "Legacy" Task Forces Seek Ways to Strengthen Local Government Increase Publ..., pp. 7-10
    4. Delta Water Controversy Continues to Stall the Peripheral Canal, Last Major Link in Wat... by Arthur Miller, pp. 11-14
    5. Regional Government: Its Structure, Function and Finance by Randall Shores, pp. 15-17
    6. State and Regional Coastline Commissioners Appointed, pp. 18-21
    7. Legislators Use Large-Scale Mailing Programs to Proclaim Their Accomplishments and Soli..., pp. 22-23
    8. Field Poll Identifies Major November Voting Patterns by Mervin D. Field, p. 24
    9. Final Summary of the 1972 Legislative Session, pp. 25-29
    10. Newsbriefs, pp. 30-31
    11. Supreme Court Decisions, p. 32
    12. California Calendar, p. 33
    13. People in the News, p. 34
    14. State Government Reports, p. 35
    15. Voting Record, pp. 36-38
    16. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 39-40
  2. [+]
    February 1973 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. Governor Reagan Asks $9 Billion for 1973-74; Legislators Must Decide on Surplus by Jerome Evans, pp. 44-48
    2. California Calendar, p. 49
    3. Legislators Follow Court's Lead in Seeking to Balance Tenants' and Landlords' Rights by Bruce Keppel, pp. 50-51
    4. Trial Jury Reform Measures Aim at Reducing Delays and Making Jury Duty Less Onerous, pp. 52-55
    5. Geologists Say State Officials Must Face Up to Major Decisions on Geothermal Resources by Eric Burgess, pp. 56-59
    6. $13 Million Spent on 1972 Legislative Races, pp. 60-61
    7. Student Voter Turnout Was High in California by Mike Freed, pp. 62-64
    8. Governor Reagan's State of the State Message, pp. 65-68
    9. Senator Moscone Offers Another View of the State by George Moscone, pp. 69-71
    10. Newsbriefs, pp. 72-73
    11. State Government Reports, p. 74
    12. People in the News, pp. 75-76
  3. [+]
    March 1973 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Governor Proposes Constitutional Amendment to Place a Ceiling on State's Revenues by Jerome Evans, pp. 80-82
    2. Local and Regional Planners Gain the Upper Hand as State Reorganizes to Meet Its Future..., pp. 83-86
    3. Dismantling OEO Clouds the Outlook for the State's Programs for Providing Needy With Fr... by Ann Morris, pp. 87-89
    4. Emergency Job Programs Scarcely Dent Unemployment but PEP Shows They Could, pp. 90-92
    5. Reagan Hails President's Budget Message While Others See Tough Decisions Ahead for the..., pp. 93-95
    6. Administration Strengthens Its Public Voice by Adding Top-Level Information Jobs by Bruce Keppel, pp. 96-98
    7. Joint Legislative Committee Proposes 56 Changes to Make Higher Education in State More ..., pp. 99-101
    8. Supreme Court Decisions, pp. 102-103
    9. Newsbriefs, pp. 104-105
    10. University Extension Offers Government-Related Courses, p. 106
    11. The Untold Story of How Columbus Came To California by James Dupur, p. 107
    12. People in the News, p. 108
    13. State Government Reports, p. 109
    14. California Calendar, p. 110
    15. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 111-112
  4. [+]
    April 1973 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Cable TV's Potential May Never Be Tapped Unless Communities Begin Getting Into the Picture by Jeff Raimundo, pp. 116-120
    2. Times Have changed: Half of Legislators Now Make Sacramento Home, pp. 121-122
    3. New Department of Health Reagan's Most Ambitious Reorganization Begins Operation July..., pp. 123-127
    4. Ambitious Plans to Tighten Control of Lobbying Must Counter Legislature's Disinterest i..., pp. 128-129
    5. Local Government Task Force Starts Work, p. 130
    6. The Little Engines That Can by William F. Lipman, p. 131
    7. Reagan Explains His Tax-Limit Plan in an Interview, pp. 132-133
    8. Newsbriefs, p. 134
    9. California Calendar, p. 135
    10. Supreme Court Decisions, pp. 136-137
    11. Six Special Elections Certain This Year, p. 138
    12. People in the News, p. 139
    13. State Government Reports, p. 140
    14. Voting Record, pp. 141-142
    15. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 143-144
  5. [+]
    May 1973 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. State Faces Time for Decision on Public Employee Relations by Jerome Evans, pp. 148-152
    2. The Courts and the Legislature Follow Separate Courses Toward Reapportionment, pp. 153-154
    3. A View from Within: 'The Years of Shout' Seem Over in Chicano Politics by Juan Manuel Hererra, pp. 155-158
    4. Women's Rights Amendment Still Eight States Short, p. 159
    5. Women Fare Well on Appointment to Judgeships, but Promotions Are Rare by Ann Morris, pp. 160-161
    6. Nixon Decision to Stay Out of 'Garbage Business' Leaves State with More Mandate Than Funds by Bruce Keppel, pp. 162-164
    7. Congress Attempts to Regain the Power of the Purse by William F. Lipman, p. 165
    8. Berkeley Politics Are Far From Conventional, but There Are Some Lessons to Be Learned A... by Robert Feinbaum, pp. 166-168
    9. Students Work from Within Now to Influence the Governance of Higher Education by Edward St. John, pp. 169-171
    10. Supreme Court Rulings, pp. 172-173
    11. Newsbriefs, p. 174
    12. California Calendar, p. 175
    13. State Government Reports, p. 176
    14. Voting Record, pp. 177-178
    15. People in the News, pp. 179-180
  6. [+]
    June 1973 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Crisis Crunch or Conspiracy?, p. 184
    2. California's supply and demand for energy?, pp. 185-188
    3. A look at the state's planning record, pp. 189-191
    4. Three reports two viewpoints, pp. 192-194
    5. Legislative Response to the Energy Crisis by Assemblyman Charles Warren #2, pp. 195-197
    6. Utilities - keeping pace with new demands by David J. Fogarty, pp. 198-199
    7. Conservationists - power vs. the environment by William H. Press, pp. 200-202
    8. A Legislator an industry spokesman and a conservationist discuss the energy problem, pp. 203-208
    9. Study Finds State Civil Service Needs Overhaul With Salary-Setting Responsibility in On... by Bruce Keppel, pp. 209-211
    10. California Calendar, p. 212
    11. People in the News, p. 213
    12. Newsbriefs, pp. 214-215
    13. State Reports, p. 216
    14. Voting Record, pp. 217-218
    15. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 219-220
  7. [+]
    July 1973 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Californians Are Saying 'No' to Growth in a Spreading Revolt That Makes Strange Allies by Tom Harris, pp. 224-229
    2. Keeping 'Big Brother' at Bay: State's Computer Plan Raises Privacy Issue by Bruce Keppel, pp. 230-232
    3. Once EDP Is Consolidated Then What?, pp. 233-234
    4. Alum Rock's Tuition-Voucher Test Ends First Year With More Schools Set to Try It by Denis P. Doyle, pp. 235-236
    5. Counties Worry About Keeping Out Farm Pests Now That Most Border Stations Are Closed by Dennis Campbell, pp. 237-239
    6. Agriculture Is Bigger Than Ever, but Its Political Clout Is on the Wane by T.J. Burnham, pp. 240-241
    7. More voters decline to state political party by Stephen Frantz, p. 242
    8. Bureau of Auto Repairs Draws Praise, pp. 243-244
    9. Congress considers penalizing heavy cars by William Lipman, p. 245
    10. Newsbriefs, pp. 246-247
    11. The untold story of the greening of the Capitol, p. 248
    12. People in the News, p. 249
    13. California Calendar, p. 249
    14. State Reports, p. 250
    15. Voting Record, pp. 251-254
    16. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 255-256
  8. [+]
    August 1973 Issue = 19 Articles
    1. Legislators return to dozens of unresolved issues, p. 260
    2. An embarrassment of riches: 1972's tax reform is 1973's fiscal fiasco by Ed Salzman, pp. 261-264
    3. Cal-Vet members may have lost disaster insurance, p. 265
    4. Whatever happened to the big no-fault furor? All's quiet at the moment by Steve Martini, pp. 266-268
    5. Bright promise of child-care fades as Governor legislators disagree over who needs help, pp. 269-270
    6. Mott takes over Cal Expo but it's still a fair, p. 271
    7. Financial community seeks reform of state consumer-credit laws, but so far it's no sale by Dennis Campbell, pp. 272-275
    8. More questions than answers so far in '74 races, p. 276
    9. Years of Shout' are over? Readers respond to article on Chicano politics, pp. 277-279
    10. Legislature appears ripe for open meetings, p. 280
    11. Cars blamed for smog, but few want them curtailed by Mervin D. Field, p. 281
    12. Voting Record, p. 281
    13. Two million Californians still go to bed hungry by William Lipman, p. 282
    14. People in the News, p. 283
    15. Newsbriefs, pp. 284-285
    16. Supreme Court Actions, p. 286
    17. California Calendar, pp. 287-289
    18. Selected Reports, p. 290
    19. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 291-292
  9. [+]
    September 1973 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. Initiative not refunds key issue in tax battle, p. 296
    2. Prospects dim for farm labor legislation despite bloodshed in three-sided conflict, pp. 297-298
    3. Professor proposes system of mediation and arbitration to end agriculture war by Varden Fuller, pp. 299-300
    4. Two views of the economist's proposal, p. 301
    5. Will 'Cap the Knife' become Cap the Candidate?, p. 302
    6. Courts try to close drunk-driving loophole allowing many second offenders to escape jail by Dennis Campbell, pp. 303-304
    7. Decline (and fall?) of the freeway empire: Should the Highway Commission be abolished? by Ed Salzman, pp. 305-306
    8. Orange County goes out of the EDP business, turns operation over to private enterprise by Don Smith, pp. 307-308
    9. Do trial delays produce coddled criminals?, p. 309
    10. Law-and-order report by Governor's panel faces rough sledding in Assembly committee, pp. 310-311
    11. Court actions, p. 312
    12. People in the news, p. 313
    13. California calendar, p. 313
    14. Newsbriefs, pp. 314-315
    15. Voting record, pp. 316-317
    16. Selected reports, p. 318
    17. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, p. 319
    18. SPECIAL SECTION: The Reagan Tax Initiative
  10. [+]
    October 1973 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. If the gubernatorial vote were held today..., p. 324
    2. BART can teach Los Angeles a lesson, pp. 325-329
    3. California lags in clearing the air by Bob Simmons, pp. 330-332
    4. Masters' redistricting outlook by Ed Salzman, pp. 333-338
    5. Who's playing polities with Proposition One? by Bruce Keppel, pp. 339-340
    6. How the legislative analyst operates, p. 341
    7. Busing issue faces the state Supreme Court by Dennis Campbell, p. 342
    8. Garibaldi, Bradley and the foreign banks by John Berthelsen, pp. 343-344
    9. Finding water to keep California green by Tom Harris, pp. 345-347
    10. A summary of 1973 legislative activity, pp. 348-351
    11. People in the news, p. 352
    12. California calendar, p. 353
    13. Newsbriefs, p. 353
    14. Court actions, p. 354
    15. Voting record, pp. 355-358
    16. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 359-360
  11. [+]
    November 1973 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. The fall and rise of San Francisco by Jerry Burns, pp. 364-369
    2. It looks like Brian vs. Cranston for senator in '74 by Ed Salzman, pp. 370-372
    3. Open-government initiative by Bruce Keppel, pp. 373-376
    4. What have the coastline commissions done?, pp. 377-379
    5. Who controls the land? by Jud Clark and Lance Olson, pp. 380-383
    6. Can states live with Congress' land-use bills? by William Lipman, p. 384
    7. End of equal-campus concept for UC, pp. 385-386
    8. Summary of major bills vetoed, pp. 387-388
    9. Newsbriefs, p. 389
    10. 'Courtroom of the future', pp. 390-391
    11. Court actions, p. 392
    12. Selected reports, p. 393
    13. California calendar, p. 393
    14. People in the news, p. 394
    15. Letter from Washington by Lou Cannon, pp. 395-396
  12. [+]
    December 1973 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. Prop. 1: an offer Californians did refuse by Bruce Keppel, pp. 400-402
    2. Court's bonus for the aged blind and disabled, p. 403
    3. Whatever happened to constitutional revision? by Dennis Campbell, pp. 404-406
    4. Who does what in the energy crisis by Maureen Fitzgerald, pp. 407-409
    5. Behind the consumer's higher fuel bills by Robert J. Markson, pp. 410-411
    6. A new look at the new math by Ruth Pritchard, pp. 412-414
    7. Campaign '74: the state's new stepping-stones by Ed Salzman, pp. 415-416
    8. Who's who in party loyalty rankings, pp. 417-418
    9. How the whites keep control of Oakland by Robert Feinbaum, pp. 419-420
    10. California's resistance to the ombudsman by Albert Schiff, pp. 421-422
    11. Does anyone benefit from tax exemptions? by Marion S. Beaumont, pp. 423-426
    12. Newsbriefs, p. 427
    13. Selected reports, p. 428
    14. California calendar, p. 428
    15. Court actions, p. 429
    16. California newsmakers, p. 430
    17. Letter by Lou Cannon, pp. 431-432
5. [+]
  Issues of 1974 = 12 Issues, 189 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1975 = 12 Issues, 198 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1976 = 12 Issues, 192 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1977 = 12 Issues, 196 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1978 = 12 Issues, 182 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1979 = 12 Issues, 189 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1980s = 10 Years, 120 Issues, 1,644 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1980 = 12 Issues, 173 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1981 = 12 Issues, 161 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1982 = 12 Issues, 138 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1983 = 12 Issues, 201 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1984 = 12 Issues, 210 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1985 = 12 Issues, 167 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1986 = 12 Issues, 164 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1987 = 12 Issues, 150 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1988 = 12 Issues, 136 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1989 = 12 Issues, 144 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1990s = 10 Years, 120 Issues, 1,443 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1990 = 12 Issues, 151 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1991 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1992 = 12 Issues, 137 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1993 = 12 Issues, 140 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1994 = 12 Issues, 152 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1995 = 12 Issues, 153 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1996 = 12 Issues, 122 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1997 = 12 Issues, 131 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1998 = 12 Issues, 138 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1999 = 12 Issues, 171 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 2000s = 6 Years, 60 Issues, 809 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 2000 = 12 Issues, 149 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 2001 = 12 Issues, 153 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 2002 = 12 Issues, 166 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 2003 = 12 Issues, 160 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 2004 = 11 Issues, 162 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 2005 = 1 Issue, 19 Articles