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Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Digital Library Collections This is a PDF of a folder from our textual collections. Collection: Reagan, Ronald: Gubernatorial Papers, 1966-74: Press Unit Folder Title: Press Releases - Index [P] Box: P6 To see more digitized collections visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library To see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection Contact a reference archivist at: [email protected] Citation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing National Archives Catalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/ PACIFIC MARINE FISHERIES #657 COMMISSION 12-18-72 D Harold F. Cary Assemblyman Vincent A. Thomas PACIFIC MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION #117 2-26-69 G. Raymond Arnett PACIFIC MARINE FISHERIES #139 3-1-68 COMMISSION Harold F. Cary Assemblyman Vincent Thomas, Reappointed Walter T. Shannon, Reappointed. PACIFIC STATE HOSPITAL ADVISORY #300 BOARD 7-9-74 Janet L. Goeske, reappointed PACIFIC STATE HOSPITAL ADVISORY #447 7-31-72 BOARD PACIFIC STATE HOSPITAL #108 3-8-67 Trustees: A. T. Richardson Greyson Lee Bryan Mrs. James S. Baker William B. Temple PAKISTAN (EAST) DISASTER #558 12-1-70 RR statement requesting support for the victims of the East Pakistan cyclone and tidal wave. PALO ALTO-MOUNTAIN VIEW JUDICIAL #331 DISTRICT MUNICIPAL COURT 5-26-72 Timothy J. Hanifin PALO ALTO-MOUNTAIN VIEW JUDICIAL #419 DISTRICT MUNICIPAL COURT 7-15-71 James B. O'Grady PALO ALTO-MOUNTAIN VIEW JUDICIAL #85 DISTRICT MUNICIPAL COURT 2-6-70 James B. Phelps PALO ALTO MOUNTAIN VIEW, #464 Judicial District Court 8-12-69 William A. Ingram PALOS VERDES PENINSULA #402 State of Emergency 7-16-73 RR proclaimed a state of emergency in portions of both City of Rolling Hills tnd Palos Verdes Peninsula due to damage caused by fires beginning June 22, 1973. PAN AMERICAN DAY #190 4-13-67 Proclaimed the day of April 14, 1967 "PARADE AMERICA" #372 6/30/67 Independence Day Message PARAMEDIC PROJECT #385 6-29-71 RR announced pilot project to train paramedic teams which will move quickly during an emergency to provide intensive medical care to the injured. PARDON #557 9-27-74 RR has pardoned John A. Brown convicted of murder in 1963, because he believes the man is innocent of the crime. PARENTS' PATROL # 254 (Del Paso Heights--arson) 4.10.63 RR issued statement concerning Parents' Patrol headquarters in Del Paso Heights which was destroyed by arsonist. PARK COMMISSION, #117 (State 3-14-67 Horace Parker Leonard S. Thomson #605 PARK COMPUTER 11-5-69 RESERVATION SYSTEM (Inaugurated) RR announced California will become the first state in the nation to use a computer to instantly make and confirm reservations for campers in state parks. PARK AND BEACH BOND ISSUE #60 1-31-74 RR statement on Prop. 1 to be on June 4 ballot concerning $250 million bond for beaches, parks, wildlife preservation and for important histori- cal features in the State Park System. PARK FOUNDATION #592 & #593 10-28-69 RR announced formation of Cali Park Foundation to handle citizen donations of lands as gifts to State Park System. PARKS AND BEACHES BOND ISSUE #311 (Proposition 1) 5-23-74 RR statement while visiting Angel Island in San Francisco Bay in support of Proposition 1. PARKS AND RECREATION BOND ISSUE #318 (Proposition One) 5-30-74 RR statement during visit of Stanford Home in Sacramento in support of Proposition 1. PARKS AND RECREATION BOND ISSUE MEMO TO (Proposition 1) THE PRESS 5-23-74 RR statement in support of Proposition 1 PARKS AND RECREATION BOND ISSUE #300 Proposition 1 5-20-74 RR issued statement in support of Proposition 1. PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION, State #44 1-21-74 Arthur M. Robinson Reappointed, Dr. Loren L. Lutz PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION, State #20 1-16-73 John P. Starkey Mrs. Robert L. Altick PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION #141 3-6-70 Thomas M. Bonnicksen Dr. Loren L. Lutz PARKS AND RECREATION, #360 Department of 6-27-69 Three Executive changes: Ray B. Hunter to Chief Deputy Robert H. Meyer as Deputy Director Carl Anderson, assistant deputy director PARKS AND RECREATION Commission #293 State 5-23-69 Ian I. McMillan, Sr. Lowell W. Berry Reappointed: Danny Villanueva PARKS AND RECREATION, #130 Department of 3-3-69 RR announced a program for tighter control of crime and vandalism in California's state parks. PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION #36 1-24-72 (State) John P. Starkey, Appointed Mrs. Clarice E. Gilchrist, Reappointed PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION #386 (STATE) 6-29-71 Leonard S. Thomson Harry L. SURVIOV Mrs. Leah F. McConnell PARK AND RECREATION #25 COMMISSION 1-15-68 Clarice E. Knowland McIntryre Faries PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION #600 11-7-67 Darwin A. Holway Leah F. Mc Connell Nicholas Roosevelt Harry E. Sokolov Daniel D. Villaneuva Leonard S. Thomson Margaret W. Owings Dr. Horace Parker Harold L. Zellerbach PARK AND RECREATION LANDS #7 1-7-72 RR announced acquisition of lands valued at more than $8 million was added to the State Park System at no cost to the state. PARKS AND RECREATION, Chief Deputy #615 Director of 11-22-72 Robert H. Mever PARKS & RECREATION #553 10-10-67 Ray B. Hunter PARKS AND RECREATION, State Board of #279 5-23-67 Russell W. Porter PARKS & RECREATION, Dept. of #62 2-14-67 William Penn Mott, Jr., Director PARKS BUDGET, State #238 4-26-73 has proposed an increase in 12 state bedget wy 291,599 to assure opening this summer of 4,000 acres of new park system lands in the Santa Monica Mountains. PARK SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS DEPT. OF FINANCE 2-25-72 $49.5 million 1972-73 budget augmentation for new capital outlay projects proposed; $6,774,000 earmarked to improve state park system (list of acquisitions attached) PASADENA MUNICIPAL COURT #492 8-17-71 Samuel L. Laidig PASADENA JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Municipal Court bench #121 2-26-69 Mortimer, Franciscus PASSOVER # 262 (Message for Jewish people) 4.12.68 RR issued statement in commemoration of Jewish Passover. PATIENT CARE 2-23-68 #125 Improvement program in state hospitals #240 PATTEE, Alan 4-21-69 RR and Mrs. R. grieved to learn of the tragic death of Alan Pattee. PATTON STATE HOSPITAL #138 3-28-67 Charles C. Parker PATTON STATE HOSPITAL #250 5-8-67 Ruth St. Aubin Haberkorn James K. Guthrie PATTON STATE HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD 5403 FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED 7-15-7- Joseph E. Jessop, Jr. PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY #294 5-14-71 RR ordered flag to be flown half-staff over State Capitol as part of national tribute to lawmen who died in line of duty. PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY #331 (Proclamation) 5.14.68 Acting Governor Finch proclaimed May 15 as CALIFORNIA PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY. PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS And #53 TRAINING, State Commission on 1-28-74 Reappointed: Jack G. Collins 17. shoon PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND #306 TRAINING, Commission on 6-7-73 Loren W. Enoch Edwin R. McCauley Commission on PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING, #596 11-10-7: Robert F. Grogan PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND #522 TRAINING, COMMISSION ON 9-17-71 Charles T. Flynn Dan P. Kelsay Robert S. Seares PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND #359 TRAINING, Commission on 6-15-71 Jack G. Collins PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING #530 COMMISSION ON 10-19-70 REAPPOINTED: Lyell C. Cash Earl Strathman Robert A. Houghton PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND #437 TRAINING (Commission on) 9-4-70 Fred J. Morey, Jr. PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS #566 AND TRAINING, Commission on 10-8-69 Reappointed: John P. Fabbri Bernard J. Clark PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND #424 TRAINING, Commission on 7-25-69 Dohert n. Houghton PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND #8 TRAINING, Commission on 1-13-69 Arthur R. McKenzie PEACE OFFICERS STANDARDS & TRAINING #27 1-15-68 Lyell C. Cash Thomas Reddin Earl R. Strathman PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS & TRAINING #167 4-6-67 Thurlow M. Heggland Earl R. Strathman Bernard J. Clark John V. Fabbri PEDDY: Jack E. #432 7-20-71 Recipient, 1571 Allhaal Governor $ DACCULIVE Development Scholarship Awards. PED RL HARBOR DAY #660 (Observance) 12-5-69 RR proclaimed December 7 PEARL HARBOR REMEMBRANCE DAY #657 12-6-67 Proclaimed the day of December 7, 1967 PEMBERTON, LeRoy - death of #284 5-7-74 RR statement upon learning of Pemberton's death. PENSION REFORM LEGISLATION #530 9-23-74 RR called a special session of the legislature IVL expenses 25 to consider legisiation repealing an "early retirement bonus" for some of its members. PENSION REFORM LEGISLATION #531 9-24-74 RR statement regarding calling a special session of the legislature to repeal an "early retirement bonus" for some of its members. Senator Deukmejian and Assemblyman McLennan are ready to introduce identical bills tomorrow in the two houses which will repeal the bonus pensions. PEOPLE'S PARK REPORT #378 7-8-69 RR announced completion of report outlining chronological sequence of events which esca- lated into "People's Park" violence PEPPERWOOD GROVE #181 3-13-68 RR signed deed enabling State to take possession of Pepperwood Grove addition to Humboldt Redwoods State Park. PEPPERWOOD GROVE #16 1-16-59 California has received title. to the B State park. PERIPHERAL CANAL #230 4-29-70 RR today announced full support of the state administration for the Peripheral Canal. PERSONAL INCOME TAX REDUCTION #379 7-8-69 RR announced proposal to return $100 million to taxpayers through 10 percent cut in income tax still bottled up in legislative committee PERSONALIZED LICENSE PLATES, #603 Allocation of funds from 11-14-72 RR today announced the allocation in fiscal year 1972-73 of $1,194,770 in environmental license plate funds. ERSONALIZED LICENSE PLATES #380 6-24-71 R statement lauding progress of Program, roceeds from which Environmental Protection PERSONALIZED LICENSE PLATES #538 & 539 (First in California History) 10-24-70 10-26-70 RR inaugurated first personalized license plate program --for specific purpose of helping to finance the fight against pollution--by presenting the first special plate AMIGO. PERSONALIZED LICENSE PLATES #26 1-14-70 RR proposed revenue from sale of personalized plates be used to help finance the war against air pollution. PERSONNEL BOARD, State #423 7-30-73 William R. Gianelli resigned as Director of the Department of Water Resources and was appointed to the State Personnel Board. PERSONNEL BOARD #7 STATE 1-7-71 Frank Woods PERSONNEL BOARD, State #271 5-1-69 Robert M. Wald PERSONNEL BOARD #88 2-23-67 Nita Wentner PERSONNEL TRAINING AND #459 RECRUITMENT 8-2-71 Newly created Governor's Advisory Coordinati Council on Public Personnel Management. 17 member council. Federal grant to California in excess of $1 million. PEST CONTROL BOARD, State #49 structural 2-2-73 Betty Ann Whirledge PETERS, Judge Raymond E. #1 1-2-73 RR statement upon learning of the death of Associate State Supreme Court Justice Raymond E. Peters. PETROLEUM INDUSTRY EMERGENCY #228 ADVISORY COMMITTEE 4-28-70 David G. Davidson George E. Clark Alton P. Hynes Thomas V. Cordiner Bernard R. Swanson George H. Weber Frank Van Acker Rudy E. Davidson PHARMACY, State Board of #438 7-31-74 Reappointed: Roscoe C. Carroll Charles V. Cummins PHARMACY, State Board of #71 2-14-73 William E. McDermott. Tr. Denver C. Latimer PHARMACY, State Board of #562 10-8-71 Roscoe C. Carroll Charles V. Cummins PHARMACY, California State #276 Board of 5-18-70 David H. Garfield Kenneth C. Gonsalves PHARMACY, State Board of #26 1-15-68 James R. Gates - Reappointed 4-17-72, #208 Carl I. Vitalie- - Reappointed 4-17-72, #208 Rayfield Lundy Dunwer William E. McDermott, Jr. PHARMACY, State Board of #21 1-18-67 Appt. Robert M. Mc Curdy Charles V. Cummins PHYSICAL THERAPY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #495 8-29-74 Mary E. Bennett PHYSICAL THERAPY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #227 4-21-72 Howard F. Ross Reappointed #419, 7-26-73 Donald N. Christensen 73 PHYSICAL THERAPY EXAMINING #299 COMMITTEE 5-17-71 Frank W. O'Neill PHYSICAL THERAPY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #119 2-26-70 Mrs. Nancy C. Keating Reappointed 6-15-73, #321 PHYSICAL THERAPY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #48 (State) 1-29-69 Robert A. Teckemeyer PHYSICAL COMMITTEE # 209 3.22.68 Charles B. McElwee Reappointed 2-14-72, #93 PHYSICAL THERAPY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #358 6/27/67 Frank W. O'Neill PHYSICIANS'S ASSISTANT AND NURSE PRAC- #600 TITIONER PROGRAMS, Advisory Committee on 11-13-72 Mrs. Roy E. Frakes PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT PROGRAMS, #530 Advisory Committee on 9-25-72 Mrs. Marlohn Balas PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT PROGRAMS #105 (Advisory Committee on) 3-5-71 Dr. Paul J. Dugan, Chairman Dr. Michael T. B. Dennis Dr. William E. Nerlich Dr. Edgar J. Shoen Dr. Lucie c Youd) Jack R. Hammett Dr. Lulu Hassenplug William J. Daggett PIERNO: Anthony R. #440 7-22-71 RR accepted with regret the resignation of Mr. Pierno as Commissioner of Corporations. PILOTAGE RATE COMMITTEE FOR #524 SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PABLO AND 9-19-74 SUISUN BAYS Reappointed, Joseph D. Devine PILOTAGE RATE COMMITTEE #43 FOR San Francisco, San Pablo 1-21-74 and Suisun Bays Thomas T. Morris PILOTAGE RATE COMMITTEE #539 9-27-72 " PILOTAGE RATE COMMITTEE #447 San Francisco, San Pablo 7-27-71 and Suisun Bays William W. Meyer Alfred H. Stephens PILOTAGE RATE COMMITTEE #589 10-27-69 Bill D. Horne Reappointed: George J. Gmelch PILOT commissioners, Board of #233 4-24-72 Joseph Cervetto LOT COMMISSIONERS 6-7-71 ard of rris Weisberger Warnock walsh PILOT COMMISSIONERS, Board of #325 6-17-69 Donald Watson PILOTAGE RATE COMMITTEE #527 (San Francisco, San Pablo 10-14-70 and Suisun Bays) Joseph D. Devine PILOTAGE RATE COMMITTEE #675 10.20.68 Eugene N. Babb PILOT COMMISSIONERS, #215 Board of 4-26-67 Humboldt Bay and Bar. Cecil E. Nichols Lawrence G. Lazio Edward M. Petterson PILOT COMMISSIONERS, #138 Board of 3-28-67 San Francisco, San Pablo and Suisun Bays. Captain Joseph W. Dickover Robert E. Mayer Captain Charles F. White PILOT COMMISSIONERS, #216 Board of 4-26-67 Harbor of San Diego. Robert F. Hickey, Retired Vice Admiral. John D. Blitch, Retired Rear Admiral. PILOTAGE RATE COMMITTEE, #429 San Francisco, San Pablo & 7/28/67 Suisun Harbors George J. Gmelch Captain Alfred H. Stephens Captain Tracy J. Mauldin PLACER COUNTY, State of Emergency #104 2-27-73 Acting Governor Ed Reinecke proclaimed a state of emergency in Sutter: Colusa. Placer Virba ;1enn and Napa counties. PLACER COUNTY #131 OEO Grant 3-12-71 RR approved federal OEO grant for community action program. PLACER COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS #634 12-8-72 C. T. (Jim) Henry PLANNING AND RESEARCH #335 6-1-71 Message to legislature including Progress Report on the Development of State Environmental Goals and Policy and announcement that the new Office of Planning and Research has been directed to give immediate and high priority to the development of a comprehensive statwide land use policy. PLANNING AND RESEARCH #117 State Office of 3-9-71 John c Tooker. Deputy Director #108 PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE, 2-19-68 State Forest S. Dickason E. Sheldon Dunlap PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE #676 11.20.68 Frank L. Long, Jr. PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE #390 7/12/67 Appointees: Harry E. Hazeltine Alan Robertson LANNING, OFFICE OF - Report #584 9.13.68 ingislature prepared by State Office of Planning considering social and technological changes in California; study of developmental processes and problems. PLANNING AND RESEARCH, #350 Office of - Director of the 6-27-73 Robert J. De Monte PLANNING OFFICER, #137 State 3-28-67 Nominated: Robert L. Harkness PLUMAS COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT #46 BENCH 1-29-69 Stanley C. Young, Jr. PODIATRY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #490 8-26-74 ames B. Kuhn PODIATRY EXAMINING COMMITTEE, #71 State 2-14-73 Paul R. Eschbacher Harold J. Marshall PODIATRY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #64 2-2-72 Dr. Joseph N. Fields PODIATRY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #217 4-13-71 Reappointed Dr. Robert H. Hughes, Jr. William L. Marlin PODIATRY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #122 2-27-70 Dr. Robert S. Nichols Reappointed #327, 6-19-73 PODIATRY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #41 (State) 1-27-69 Dr. Howard J. Marshall Dr. Paul R. Eschbacher PODIATRY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #35 1-18-68 Donald W. Field PODIATRY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #193 4/14/67 Appted: Dr. Robert James Hughes, D.P. William Lore Marlin POINT REYES NATIONAL #632 Seashore 11-14-69 RR urged President Richard Nixon to allocate from the land conservation fund to acquire the remaining privately-owned lands for completion of the Point. POLICE OFFICER MURDERED IN LA #439 Reward Offered by RR 8-14-73 RR today offered $10,000 reward to anyone with information which leads to the arrest and conviction of Officer Fred Early's assailants. The reward will be paid out of the general fund under the provisions of AB 346 which became law in 1970. #330 POLITICAL REFORM 6-18-74 RR sent telegrams to John Gardner and Joyce Koupal urging Common Cause and People's Lobby to support the governor's legislative campa ign reform proposals to strengthen the Political Reform 2 ct of 1974 passed by the voters June 4 (Proposition 9). POLITICAL REFORM PROPOSAL #289 (Legislation) 5-9-74 RR announced that the following bills, implementing his campaign reform proposals have been introduced in the legislature: SCA 50 - Stull AB 4201 - Russell SB 2181 - Stull SB 2415 - Carpenter AB 3962 - Arnett AB 4258 - Antonovich AB 4262 - McLennan AB 4266 - Priolo AB 4301 - Badham POLITICAL SLUM CLEARANCE # 308 (Statement - UROC Convention) 5.7.68 Transcript of RR's statement to UROC Conven POLITICAL TEST #204 3-27-69 RR explanation of criteria for hiring professors on university and college campuses. POLL, Gallup Telephone Statement 8-30-73 RR response, through a spokesman, to a Gallup Poll showing him tied with Vice President Agnew among Republicans for the 1976 presidential nomination. POLL - Tax Initiative - Businessmen #239 4-27-73 RR announced that a poll of its members by the National Federation of Independent Business in California shows that 93 percent of those businessmen surveyed support his initiative constitutional amendment to reduce taxes and limit the share of the people's earnings which the state can take in taxes in the years ahead. poute ON POPULARITY ALLEGEDLY Telephone TAKEN BY COVERNOR Statement 3-15-72 RR response to Syeaker Moretti's governor had poll taken revealing decline in popularity; such a poll "is an outright and unabashed lie" POLLUTION #341 6-2-72 RR urged Californians to reject Proposition 9 on Tuesday's primary ballot. POLLUTION, Air #314 6-12-73 RR announced he has lifted the restriction on use of state cars which he ordered last week in several southern counties because of severe smog conditions. POLLUTION, Air #302 6-7-73 As a result of the heavy smog conditions in Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and River- side Counties, RR issued statement urging all citizens and agencies in the area to restrict their use of motor vehicles. POLLUTION, Certification of State #662 Water Resources Control Board by EPA 12-19-72 The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) todav in that State Water Resources Control Board nas been certified to issue waste discharge permits under the new Federal Water Pollution Control Act which became law October 18, 1972. POLLUTION CONTROL #578 Additional Bonds 11-20-73 The California Pollution Control Financing Authority has given initial authorization for issuance of $31,234,000 in additional bonds for pollution control. POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, #470 Motor Vehicle 8-23-67 Stella K. Younglove Gerald A. Shearin POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING AUTHORITY, #166 lrst meeting of the California 3-22-73 The first official meeting of the California Pollution Control Financing Authority will be held on March 30, 1973 at 10.00 am. POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAM, Water #262 5-15-73 RR announced that the federal Environmental Protection ngeme, nas given 1011 authority to the state Water Resources Control Board to run the Water pollution control program in Calif. POLLUTION PROJECTS #460 8-30-73 Verne Orr, chairman of the California Pollution Control Financing Authority, announced that the Authority would be accepting requests for financing (applications) for pollution projects effective Tuesday, September 4, 1973. POMONA JUDICIAL DISTRICT MUNICIPAL #137 3-15-71 COURT James H. Piatt. POMONA JUDICIAL DISTRICT #682 MUNICIPAL COURT 12-19-69 Norman L. Vroman POMONA JUDICIAL DISTRICT, #17 Municipal Court Bench 1-16-69 Charles S Vegal POOR PEOPLE'S MARCH DEPT. OF GENERAL SERVICES 6-17-68 Andrew R. Lolli, Director of General Services, sent telegram to Jack Ortega of Fresno, leader of Poor People's March to Sacramento. POOR PEOPLE'S MARCH (Remarks by RR) #409 6.19.68 Text of statement made by RR to members of Poor People's March from California on west steps of Capitol. POOR PEOPLE'S MARCH #412 (Representatives of;) 6.20.68 RR-statement RR urged California's decent needy with legiti- mate grievances to rid themselves of "self-appoi ted leaders" who are more interested in inciting riots than in making meaningful progress. POPULATION STUDY DEPT. OF FINANCE 6-28-68 Department of Finance study of California population growen, report -- 11. bulletin titled Estimated and Projected Population of California, 1960-2000. PORNOGRAPHY #343 Supreme Court's Decision 6-21-73 RR statement hailing U.S. Supreme Court decision on obscenity and hard-core pornography. PORNOGRAPHY (legislation) #400 6.12.68 RR urged Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee to reconsider action and give administration- sponsored legislation to control pornography support necessary to bring it to a vote of the full house. # 229 PORNOGRAPHY CONTROL 3.29.68 Reagan praised Senate for approving measure to control pornography. PORTER, Carley, Special #63 :lection - 38th Assembly District 2-7-73 set date for special election to fill 38th RR Assembly District in Los Angeles County PORTER, Assemblyman Carley, #633 Death of 12-6-72 RR statement on learning of the death of Assemblyman Carley Porter. PORTERVILLE STATE HOSPITAL ADVISORY #189 BOARD 3-21-74 Mrs. Margaret J. Foley, reappointed Mrs. Helen S. Hansen, reappointed PORTERVILLE STATE HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD #208 4-10-73 Mrs. Sue B. (Harold C.) Ely Jack M. Ramos PORTERVILLE STATE HOSPITAL, #605 Advisory Board of the 11-15-72 Mrs. Harold C. Ely PORTERVILLE STATE HOSPITAL #438 Advisory Board 7-28-72 Howard, H. Smith PORTERVILLE STATE HOSPITAL #203 4-19-67 E. Wayne Hogue Mrs. Edgar Prestage Howard A. Michaelis POSTER #414 7-12-71 RR unveiled poster in corridor of Capitol depicting growing deficit facing state, caused by failure to enact welfare, MediCal and withholding. ostsecondary EDUCATION COMMISSION, #35 1-18-74 alifornia r. Herbert K. Yee irs. John (Marian W.) La Follette Pamela Ann Rymer Burnham Enersen Gordon S. Marshall #197 POULTRY DISEASE 4-10-72 RR proclaimed state of emergency in 6 Southern California counties in wake of outbreak of Newcastle Disease affecting poultry and exotic birds POULTRY IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION #661 James E. Kutzner 12-7-67 Norton Coleman Donald S. DeForest POULTRY MEAT INSPECTION PROGRAM #173 3-13-69 RR urged legislation to insure California meats they purchase. consumers of uniformly high quality in poultry POVERTY GRANT #251 2-24-69 RR approved grant to Sacramento Area Economic Opportunity Council under federal poverty program. POVERTY GRANT (Veto) #585 (Oakland) 10-20-69 RR vetoed $234,800 OEO demonstration grant to Oakland Economic Development Council because of major weaknesses and violation of OEO guide- lines in administration of programs under its authority. POVERTY PROGRAMS # 310 (And federal government) 5.9.68 RR - statement about attitude of federal government in its "big brother" approach to war on poverty programs that can best be determined at the state and local level. POVERTY, WASHINGTON #237 CONFERENCE ON 5-4-67 RR announced appointment of Virginia Allee as personal representative to Washington Conference on Role of American Women in War on Poverty. PRAYER, Day of Humiliation, #264 Fasting and 4-26-74 RR proclaimed April 30 1974 humiliation, fasting and prayer PRAYER DAY (National) #239 5-1-70 RR urged all Californians to join in the observance of a national day of prayer for servicemen in Southeast Asia. #188 PRE-PAYMENT PLAN, 3-14-68 Physicians' Services RR signed first contract for pre-payment of physicians' services for Medi-Cal recipients. PRE-SCHOOL DAY CARE # 305 (Migrant) 5.7.68 RR announced action to insure pre-school age children at migrant farm housing camps will receive full day care services this summer, despite lack of federal funds for the program. PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 186 2-22-77 Mrs. Henry R. (Marion) Drinker PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, #177 Advisory Committee to the 3-28-73 Earl G. Peterson PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, #507 Advisory Committee to the 8-30-72 Dr. Salvador R. Flores PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, #320 Advisory Committee to the 5-24-72 Mrs. Joan H. Riley Mrs. Virla Krotz Mrs. Violet M. Janssen Mrs. Jeanada H. Nolan Mrs. Frances L. Andrade Mrs. Anna Lee Moore Mrs. Phyllis E. Ruddock Mrs. Beverly C. Cox Mrs. Dorothy Owens Dr. Maxine . Sehring Dr. Frederick B. Hodges Miss Marilyn E. Graves Dr. F. Harold Johnson Mrs. Dyane Holmes Miss Mary L. Schuster Mrs. Virginia L. Brown Mrs. Jacqueline N. Harker Mrs. Irene Buck PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION PROGRAM, #172 Advisory Committee to 3-12-68 John R. Ford PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, #310 State Advisory Committee to 6-6-69 Albert A. Marino PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, #396 ADVISORY COMMITTEE 7/14/67 Members: Miss Betty G. Holt Mrs. Beverly Clarke Cox Dr. Salvador R. Flores Thomas G. Harward, M. D. Arthur R. Tirado William C. Herrick, M.D. PRESIDENCY 1976 Statement 9-23-74 RR statement following Senator Edward M. Kennedy's announcement that he would not seek the Presidency in 1976. PRESIDENCY (Doal-with-Rockefeller rumor) # 314 5.9.68 with RR - refutes rumor - sweeing to a a Rockefeller-Reagan presidential ticket. Rockefeller that will result "deal in PRESIDENCY # 290 (RR - position concerning! 4.30.68 Excerpts from press conference in which RR explains his position regarding the presiden- cy. PRESIDENTIAL PRAYER DAY #638 11-19-69 RR proclaimed November 23, 1969. PRESIDENTIAL RESIGNATION #445 (Nixon) 8-8-74 RR statement following President Richard M. Nixon's address to the nation announcing his decision to resign (as a result of Watergate). PRES IDENTIAL CANDIDATE #516A (Telegrams Sent) 9-15-67 RR denying to Governor Johnson of Mississippi had arranged for a secret meeting. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE #675 (RR) 12-13-67 RR comment on Dilbecks' opening of an office in Washington, D.C. as the headquarters for "Reagan for President" PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE #469 8-22-67 RR denied making request of party leaders to support possible presidential candidate as reported by New York Times. #69 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1-31-68 (RR) RR labels statement by Val Valdez that he will organize "draft Reagan" committee as unwarranted. presidential NOMINATION #445 (Tolegram-Citizens for Reagan) 7.2.68 Text of telegram sent to RR by Henry A. Bubb, Chairman, Citizens for Reagan, National Informa- tion Center. Press Conference Rules #14 1/16/67 Working procedures for press, radio & tv during conferences PRESS SECRETARY #561 11-16-73 RR appointed Clyde E. Walthall as Press Secretary PRESS SECRETARY, Resignation #560 of 11-15-73 RR accepted resignation of Edwin J. Gray PRESS SECRETARY, Resignation of #271 5-9-72 P.R. announced un resignation of Paul BECK, former Press Secretary who currently serves as Special Assistant to the Governor, PRESS SECRETARY #371 6-30-67 Paul Beck PRESS SECRETARY, Associate #605 12-19-73 Rudy C. Garcia PRESS SECRETARY, Assistant #614 12-26-73 Patrick H. (Pat) McKelvey RESS SECRETARY #598 11-6-6 (Assistant) Ed Grav PRESS SECRETARY, Assistant #426 7-25-69 William A. Strobel PREVENTIVE MEASURES #518 (Against potential flood 10-2-70 damage) RR asked federal, local and private sector leaders to meet to plan preventive action to protect fire-ravaged watersheds in Southern California from winter rain and flood damage. Necessitated by fall fires. PRICE CONTROL (Federal) #494 8-18-71 RR Executive Order to Executive Branch of government to "follow as closely as possible guidelines established by President's Executive Order " . RICE CONTROL (Federal) #490 8-16-71 response to President's wage and price con- trol freeze PRIEST. Ivy Baker Telephone not seeking 3rd term Statement 2-6-74 RR statement upon Ivy Baker Priest's announcemen that she will not seek a third term as State Treasurer PRIMARY ELECTION, Results of #323 6-5-74 RR statement after primary election to Republican voters for having selected an outstanding team of nominees for office. PRIMARY ELECTION, #410 7/20/67 11th Congressional District - November 14 PRISON LABOR #541 9-28-67 Authorized in Merced County for Kadota figs POW's #143 3-14-73 Mrs. Ronald Reagan will pay a courtesy call Thursday on the 15 former Vietnam prisoners of war now staying at Travis Air Force Base near Fairfield . POW Dinner Memo- to Pres Los Angeles 5-3-73 Governor and Mrs. Reagan will host 39 POWs at a private dinner at the residence of Bill Wilson. POW DINNER MEMO TO PRESS Sacto. 4-10-73 RR and Mrs. RR hosted 28 POWs at a private dinner at the executive residence. POW DINNER MEMO TO PRESS LOS Angeles 3-20-73 Governor and Mrs. RR will host 46 former prisoners of the - dinner on Wednesday, March 28, at 444 Faring Road, Los Angeles. POW DINNER MEMO TO THE PRESS Sacto. 3-21-73 Governor and Mrs. RR hosted a dinner for 22 former prisoners of the Vietnam war at a private dinner at the Sacramento executive residence. POW/MIA FREEDOM AND PRAYER DAY #659 12-19-72 RR issued statement designating December 20 in California as POW/MIA Freedom and Prayer Day. PRISONERS OF WAR #156 3-19-71 RR and ER urge Californians to support nat'nl observance of Week of Concern for Prisoners of War and Missing in Action, March 21-27. PRISONERS OF WAR #329 (American, in Southeast Asia) 6-23-70 RR statement after meeting with relatives of American POW's in Southeast Asia. PRISONER OF WAR DAY #521 10-5-70 RRproclaimed Wednesday, November 11, as Prisoner of War Day in California. PRISON WORK-FURLOUGH PROGRAM #479 7.22.68 RR commended Department of Corrections for start- ing work-furlough program for prisoners at the California Institution for Men at Chino, without staffing or budget increases. PRISONS #515 (SECURITY PROCEDURES) 9-8-71 RR signed executive order directing state Board of Corrections to conduct "a thorough review of security procedures in our prisons". PRISONS *** Visitation Program #493 7.26.00 RR announced pilot Family Visitation Program in Creative Study on Law and Order. state prison system; proposal was supported in #264 PROCLAMATION 4-26-74 RR proclaimed April 30, 1974 to be a day of humiliation, fasting and prayer. PROCLAMATION 12-6-71 RR issued proclamation to call "extraordinary Session" of the legislature "To consider and act upon legislation relative to the reapportionment of the Senate and the Assembly. and "To consider and act upon legislation relative to the reapportionment of the state's congressional districts. PROCLAMATION 12-4-71 RR issued proclamation to call special Session of Legislature "To consider and act upon legislation relative to providing revenues for state governments of PRODUCT DESIGN AND MARKETING, #456 california Council on 8-12-74 Mrs. Ellen M. Newman PRODUCT DESIGN AND MARKETING, #388 California Council of 7-11-74 Arnold S. Wasserman PRODUCT DESIGN AND MARKETING, #293 California Council on 5-13-74 John Fisher-Smith Arnold Wolf PRODUCT DESIGN AND MARKETING, California Council of #29 1-15-74 Reappointed: Albert A. Dorskind John G. Driscoll III Harold M. Hecht California Council 01 Irvine RUNN PRODUCT DESIGN AND MARKETING, #310 California Council of 5-19-72 (newly-created) Carolyn Leonetti Ahmanson Silvain Heumann Merle H. Banta William J. Teague C.R. (Bob) Campbell Hohn E. Watte, Jr. Miss Marjorie H. Carne Jack W. Crist Jack L. Davis Albert A. Dorsking John Gerald Driscoll, III Eddy S. Feldman Ralph Frank, Jr. Harold M. Hecht Wayne S. Hertzka PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL #217 STANDARDS, Calif. Department 4-9-69 Leighton Hatch , appointed as Director PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL # STANDARDS, Department of 9-14-67 Frank Reynolds appointed Deputy Director PROFESSIONAL & VOCATIONAL STANDARDS, #366 Department of 6/29/67 Deputy Director: Daniel John Weston PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS, #318 DEPARTMENT OF 6/9/67 Deputy Director: Arthur J. Costamagna PROFESSIONAL & VOCATIONAL STANDARDS #193 4-14-67 Podiatry Examining Committee Dr. Robert James Hughes, D.P. William Lore Marlin Professional & Vocational Standards #11 1/13/67 Director, Henry M. Shine, Jr. ROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, State Board #372 f Registration for 7-3-74 illiam M. Battersbv teappointed: MCRODERT (Mac, Stewart PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, State Board #277 of Registration for 5-3-74 John H. Holoman PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, #156 Board of Registration for 3-19-73 Charles R. NcGrath McRobert (Mac) Stewart Robert J. McCann William J. Jurkovich PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS #106 Board of Registration for 2-18-70 Kenward S. Oliphant Roy G. Johnston Reappointed on 7-18-73-4406 89-ZI-9 PROJECT FOCUS (II & W) Fresno program designed to rehabilitate wel- fare dependents PROJECT SANDLOT #55 1-30-69 Ground-breaking cereomony, recreational facility "Tot Lot", to be developed. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT UNIT #614 (Creation of) 10.7.68 Executive Secretary Clark announced partial reorganization of Governor's Office. #5 PROPERTY EXCHANGE 1-2-70 (Squaw Valley Area) announced breakthrough in efforts land to obtain RR 1,200 acres of U. S. Forest Service at Squaw Valley near Lake Tahoe PROPERTY TAX RELIEF & School Aid Measure #611 SB 90 11-21-72 RR issued statement of his deep concern that the assect in legislative process on SB 90---the bipartisan, compromise school aid and property tax relief measure which the Assembly Speaker and he havesponsored for many months PROPERTY TAX RELIEF #369 7-15-70 RR statement on tax reform including property tax relief for California homeowners. (Opening statement, Press Conference 7/15/70) PROPERTY TAX RELIEF #289 5-29-70 RR opening statement at LA press conference re Propositions 7 and 8 PROPERTY TAX RELIEF Department (Proposition 8) of Finance 5-22-70 State Finance Director Verne Orr warns that "passage of Proposition 8 would impose a staggering new tax burden on the citizens of California" and lists 8 measures being used to deceive the voters. telegram to Chairmen of Democratic and epublican State Central Committees urging OTE NO ON PROPOSITION 8. PROPERTY TAX RELIEF #281 5-21-70 RR pleased that a sizeable majority of the Assemb voted approval of th property tax relief program. PROPERTY TAX RELIEF #280 (Proposition 8) 5-20-70 RR filed suit in Sacramento Superior Court seeking restraining order against use of paid political radio announcements which "corruptly and cunningly" make it appear the governor supports Proposition 8. PROPERTY TAX #458 (Reduction of) 7.9.68 RR praised Senate Finance Committee for recom- mending passage of legislation to reduce property taxes by $155 million in California. PROPERTY TAX RELIEF # 267 4.17.68 - Accombly Revenue and Committee for approving bill to give $155 million in property tax relief to California property owners. PROPERTY TAX RELIEF #164 3-8-68 RR announced legislation designed to give meaningful relief to California's property taxpayers. PROPERTY TAX RELIEF #88 2-8-68 RR proposes legislation designed to give meaningful property tax relief to the State. PROPOSITIONS ON JUNE, 74 PRIMARY MEMO TO THE PRESS 5-17-74 RR positions on the nine propositions to voted on by the voters in the June 4 primary election. PROPOSITION MEMO TO THE Parks and Recreation Bond Issue PRESS 5-23-74 RR statement in support of Proposition 1 PROPOSITION ONE #318 (Parks and Recreation Bond Issue) 5-30-74 RR statement during visit of Stanford mansion in Sacramento in support of Proposition 1. PROPOSITION 1 #311 (Parks and Beaches Bond Issue) 5-23-74 R.R statement while visiting Angel Island in San Francisco Bay in support of Proposition 1. PROPOSITION ONE #300 Parks and Recreation Bond Issue 5-20-74 RR issued statement in support of Proposition 1. PROPOSITION 1 = Tax Initiative #556 11-6-73 DD ment on failure of Proposition 1 PROPOSITION 1 #555 Tax Initiative 11-5-73 RR statement "If Proposition 1 fails" PROPOSITION 1 - Tax Limitation 1973 Initiative See Revenue Control and Tax Reduction Initiative and/or Tax Reduction and Revenue Control PROPOSITION 1 #342 6-2-72 RR urged California voters to vote "Yes" on Proposition 1. PROPOSITION ONE #257 5-8-70 IN endorsed Proposition One on the June 2 ballot. PROPOSITION 7 & 8 #289 5-29-70 RR opening statement for press conference at Los Angeles Press Club. PROPOSITION 8 #277 5-19-70 RR statement on Proposition 8 PROPOSITION 8 #284 5-22-70 RR telegram to Chairmen of Democratic and Republican State Central Committees urging VOTE NO ON PROPOSITION 8. ROPOSITION 8 Department of Finance 5-22-70 tate Finance Director Verne Ort warns - would impose a taggering new tax burden on the citizens of alifornia" and lists 8 measures being used deceive the voters. PROPOSITION 8 #280 5-20-70 RR filed suit in Sacramento Superior Court seeking restraining order against use of paid political radio announcements which "corruptly and cunningly" make it appear the governor supports Proposition 8. PROPOSITION 9 #338 6-18-74 RR sent telegrams to John Gardner and Joyce Koupal urying Common Cause and People's Lobby to support the governor's legislative campaign reform proposals to strengthen the Political Reform Act of 1974 passed by the voters June 4 (Proposition 9) . PROPOSITION 9 #341 6-2-72 RR urged Californians to reject Proposition 9 on Tuesday's primary ballot PROPOSITION 15 - #581 False advertising 10-27-72 RR today called upon the Federal Trade Commission (PTC) and the Federal Communication ton down on the California State Employees' Association for its false and deliberately fraudulent advertising in support of Proposition 15 dealing with state employees' salaries. PROPOSITION 15 - #580 False Advertising 10-25-72 Fress Conference Opening Stmnt. RR issued statement warning the people of California ------------ "the proponents of Proposition 15 have launched a massive advertising campaign based on tdally false and misleading claims. PROPOSITION 18 - Anti-obscenity #556 initiative 10-6-72 RR today announced his endorsement of proposi- tion 18, the anti-obscenity initiative measure on the November ballot. PROTOCOL, Deputy Chief of #432 8-9-73 Former Assemblyman Don Mulford PROTOCOL, #696 Deputy Chiefs of 12-28-67 21 PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIAN #305 LICENSE NUMBER ONE 6-5-69 RR presented the license to Mrs. Buena Mae Springer, of Modesto. PSYCHOLOGY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #420 7-26-73 George T. Mannen Albert Kostlan PSYCHOLOGY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #100 State 2-18-69 C. Norman Jacobs Reappointed, #411, 7-12-72 PSYCHOLOGY EXAMINING #83 2-9-72 Dr. S. Don Schultz PSYCHOLOGY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #466 8-5-71 Dr. Rudolph J. Brandt Dr. Elta S. Pfister PSYCHOLOGY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #531 10-20-70 Dr. Wallace V. Lockwood Dr. Robert W. Miller Dr. Charles V. Durham Nevin W. George PSYCHOLOGY EXAMINING COMMITTEE #326 5.14.68 Kenneth B. Holden Elta S. Pfister esychology EXAMINING COMMITTEE # 326 (state) 5.14.60 Zenneth B. Holden Elta S. Pfister PUBLIC AFFAIRS, Assistant to the #164 Governor and Director of 3-12-74 D. Peter/Hannaford PUBLIC AFFAIRS STAFF REORGANIZATION #167 3-20-72 Appointments of: Paul Beck, Special Assistant to the Governor Ed Gray, Press Secretary Clyde Walthall, Associate Press Secretary PUBLIC BROADCASTING, #162 Corporation of, Financing 3-16-72 RR announced support of Nixon administration's policies and proposed legislation for financing of Corporation of Public Broadcasting which ad- ministers funds provided by Congress for support of local public broadcasting stations PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM, #114 Board of Administration of the 2-20-74 Karl E. Verhoye speanted, Reville W. Turner PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM, #388 Poard of Administration 6-28-72 William J. Hammond PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM #177 3-30-7 Dr. Neville W. Turner PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM #44 Board of Administration 1-21-70 William G. Mass, Member EMPLOYEES' 11-10-69 YSTEM, UBLIC Board of Administration Dr. W. James Dawson partlett T. crimes PUBLIC EMPLOYEE"S #64 RETIREMENT SYSTEM 1-29-68 James A. Taylor PUBLIC HEALTH, State Board of #102 2-26-73 Robert W. Percy Mrs. Roger (Virginia) Ellis William A. De Fries, M.D. PUBLIC HEALTH, Department Public Healt of, Director of #72-032 8-2-72 Dr. Frederick B. Hodges PUBLIC HEALTH, #626 CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 11-5-71 Louis F, Saylor, Retired William J. "Joe" Kurtz, acting director PUBLIC HEALTH, #201 Department of 4-19-67 Albert A. Marino Dr. William C. Herrick PUBLIC HEALTH, #677 Department of 12-18-67 To administer medical treatment to the Indians #693 PUBLIC HEALTH, 12-26-67 Department of Dr. Hamlet C. Pulley PUBLIC HEALTH, State Board of #586 11-1-72 James L. DePuy, M.D. william H. Toda, M.D. H. Roger McPike PUBLIC HEALTH, #151 State Board of 3-13-72 Dr. F. Harold Johnson PUBLIC HEALTH #441 State Board of 7-22-71 Dr. Orrin S. Cook Mrs. Virginia S. Ellis PUBLIC HEALTH, State Board of #320 6-18-70 Dr. William F. McColl Dr. John E. Vaughn PUBLIC HEALTH, Board of #36 (State) 1-23-69 William A. DeFries Robert C. Tangeman M.D. - Crow PUBLIC HEALTH #434 (Director appointed) 6.27.68 Dr. Louis F. Saylor PUBLIC HEALTH #112 State Board of 3-8-71 Dr. William C. Herrick Albert A. Marino PUBLIC HEALTH, STATE BOARD OF # 247 4.5.68 James L. Depuy Alexander A. Roger PUBLIC HEALTH, STATE BOARD OF #423 7/27/67 Member: William F. McColl PUBLIC LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT #116 2-20-68 BOARD Christine F. LaLanne Mildred H. Reed PUBLIC LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT BOARD, #184 State 3-17=69 Barbara N. Coleman Mary B. Vallentine PUBLIC LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT BOARD # 195 3.18.68 Robin R. Jeskey PUBLIC PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, 400 Coordinating Council on 2-22-7 Jack Johnston Warren Boggess PUBLIC PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT #459 Governor's Advisory Coordinating 8-9-71 Council on Newly Created - 17 members William Hart Henry Talbert Raymond D. Johnson John McKay Loren E. Smith Morgan O'Dell Lyman H. Cozad Ernest A. Engelbert William F. Danielson William J. Sheppard Leonard Grote Sidney Brossman Herbert Spurgin Ron Frankum Richard Camilli Allen J. Manzano Randy Hamilton, Chairman PUBLIC SAFETY TASK FORCE #503 8-25-73 RR today announced the creation of a five-man elect committee to make a comprehensive study of law enforcement problems in California. PUBLIC SCHOOL FUNDS #320 (Classrooms Construction) 6-13-69 Reagan administration acted today to insure that all public school classrooms in the state now under construction and scheduled for opening this fall will be adequately financed so they may be furnished and equipped ir time to achieve full use by pupils during the coming semester. SCHOOLS WEEK. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, State #5 1-5-73 Vernon L. Sturgeon William Symons, Jr. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION #69 2-8-71 D. W. (Bill) Holmes PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION #2 1-3-69 Thomas Moran John P. Vukasin PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION #427 7-25-69 Vernon L. Sturgeon PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION #17 1/17/67 Members Appted: Frederic P. Morrissey Sen. William Symons, Jr. PUBLIC WORKS CUTBACKS #539 9-16-69 RR announced coordination of efforts with federal government to institute reduction in President Nixon. new construction projects per request of PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR - Resignation #557 8,30.68 Samuel B. Nelson, state public works director - resigned. James A. Moe named new Director. PUBLIC WORKS, Dept. of #700 12-10-68 John F. Maloney, appointed Deputy Director #487 PUBLIC WORKS, Department of 9-1-67 James A. Moe, Chief Deputy PUBLIC WORKS, #299 Department of 5-31-67 Hugh E. Mulholland PUBLIC WORKS, #231 Department of 5-3-67 Received recommended appropriations and reclamation project for fiscal year 1968 and flood control appropriations. PUBLIC WORKS #401 7/19/67 Director of: reappointment - John Erreca PUBLIC WORKS, DEPARTMENT OF #508 9/11/67 (DIRECTOR) Nelson, Samuel B. appointed Director, Department of Public Works PUBLIC WORKS #131 3/21/67 Employment reduction within Dept. as result of task force suggestions PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. #96 2/27/67 DEPUTY DIRECTOR, James A. Moe PUEBLO, REMENDER 9.13.68 RR endorsed efforts of "Remember the Pueblo" Committee. PUDINSKI, Walter B & T Release 7-11-72 Appointment of new California Highway Patrol Commissioner