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HALL, James M., RESIGNATION
#214
4-20-72
Secretary of the Human Relations Agency
HALL, James M.
#49
2-1-71
Oath of Office, Human Relations Agency Secretary
HALL, Kenneth F. - Resignation of
#113
2-20-74
RR accepted resignation of Chief Deputy
Finance Director
HANDICAPPED, (AB-9) Educationally
#591
9.17.68
RR approved Assembly passage of AB-9, which
gives $16 million for special educational needs
of educationally handicapped children.
HANDICAPPED MONTH, Employ the"
#507
9-28-73
RR announced that "Employ the Handicapped Month"
will be observed in the the
month of October.
HANDICAPPED,
#86
Committee for Employment of
2-6-70
RR announced appointment of members:
Evan Maas
Gary Harris
Donald Brown
Richard C. Davis
Bernice Imlay
Glen Rathbun
Dr. Thomas Gucker III
Arnold Laub
HANDICAPPED, Employment of
#632
(Advisory Committee)
10.28.68
Lawrence L. Fargher
HANDICAPPED, PHYSICALLY
(Employ the Phys. Hand. Week)
#605
9.25.68
RR urged Californians to join in observance of
National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week,
October G-12, 1968.
alifornia moved up from 8th to 3rd place in to
roductive unwer OF employment.
HANSEN, Sigurd (Sig)
#138
3-13-73
Resignation of
Director of the State Department of Human
Resources Development
HANUKKAH MESSAGE
#658
12-4-69
RR issued message on occasion of celebration
of Hanukkah.
HANUKKAH MESSAGE
#712
12-18-68
RR Message on Jewish New Year
HARBOR COMMISSIONERS, Board of
# 271
4.19.68
Humboldt Bay - G. Keltor Steele
HARBOR COMMISSIONERS, Board of
#327
6/15/67
Humboldt Bay - Henry K. Trobitz
HARBOR COMMISSIONERS
#140
for Humboldt Bay
3-30-67
Frank N. Blagen
Robin P. Arkley
Leslie M. Westfall
HARBOR JUDICIAL DISTRICT
#172
MUNICIPAL COURT (Costa Mesa)
3-23-72
Selim S. Franklin
Commission
1-22-69
Paul A. Kettenburg
Stanlev B. Williams
HARBORS AND WATERCRAFT, Department of
#663
11-15-68
Robert C. Walker appointed Director
HARBORS AND WATERCRAFT
#663
(Resignation of Sprow)
11.15.68
RR accepted resignation of Ned Sprow as director.
HARBORS AND WATERCRAFT,
#152
Commission
3-6-68
William H. Wilson
Frank M. Woods
DIRECTOR, Retired Rear Admiral Ned W. Sprow
Haibors & Watercraft Commission
#165
4-6-67
William A. DeGrott, J.r
HATTON RESIGNATION
#42
1-27-72
RR announced acceptance of Jack F. Hatton's
resignation (Industrial Safety); Roy J. Bell
appointed acting chief
HATTON RESIGNATION
#41
1-27-72
Contents of letter to governor restating offer
to resign
HAYNSWORTH, Judge Clement F.
#641
(Supreme Court Nomination)
11-21-69
RR issued Statement upon learning OF U.S.
Senate rejection of nomination of Judge Hayns-
worth to Supreme Court
HEALTH, Acting Director of the
#13
State Department of
1-9-74
Dr. William E. Mayer
HEALTH, Chief Deputy Director
of the State Department of
#47
1-24-74
David A. Winston
HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF
#32
1-15-70
RR proposed plan "to improve the quality
...
of wide array of state health-related
programs."
HEALTH, Director of the
#45
Department of
1-22-74
Dr. William E. Maver
HEALTH, Director of the
#582
Department of
10-27-72
J. M. Stubblebine, M.D.
HEALTH, Citizens Advisory Council
#235
in the Department of
4-16-74
Harvey W. Kuzel
HEALTH, Immunization Action Month.
#497
9-25-73
RR urged California parents to join forces with
health organizations in supporting Immunization
Action Month in October.
Also State Health Department's Advisory Group
on Immunization Action Month has asked Nancy
Reagan to be
in California.
2
chairman of the campaign
HEALTH AFTERCARE PROGRAM
Health and
Welfare
4-18-67
Spencer Williams stated Medi-Cal will hv finance cities
IVD :
counties to patients during the first 90 days
after release from state hospitals for mentally
ill who would have otherwise used aftercare
facilities which have closed.
HEALTH CARE, National
#488
8-24-74
RR statement at annual Bull Roast picnic, Cen-
terville, Maryland, re national health insur-
ance, calling for ways to "cover 5 to 10 per-
cent of people not now covered by private or
public health programs and a national dialogue
on insurance covering catastrophic illness.'
HEALTH CARE, National
Statement
by RR
6-3-74
RR statement at National Governors' Conference
at Seattle concerning National Health. (oppose)
HEALTH CARE COMMISSION, Chairman
#460
of the California
8-13-74
David A. Winston
HEALTH CARE COMMISSION, Chairman
#354
6-29-7
of the California
Jerry W. Green
CALIFORNIA HEALTH CARE COMMISSION
#359
6-13-72
Dr. Earl W. Brian Jr., chairman
Richard V. Bibbero
Dr. R. Hewlett Lee
Liston A. Witherill
Dr. Jokichi Takamine
H. Bradley Jones
John J. Strelo
James M. Shaw
Donald M. Hillman
David L. Nichols
of HEALTH CARE SERVICES, Director
the Department of
#259
5-9-73
Jerry W. Green
HEALTH CARE SERVICES,
#369
Director of
6-22-72
Dwight M. Geduldig
Earl W. Brian, Jr., Director
#648
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
12-1-69
(California Indians)
called on the Federal government to for include
California RR Indians in an appropriation
health care services. He asked for $1.9 million
in Federal funds be allocated to assist state
health programs for California Indians who
are being seriously slighted because they are
not eligible for federal funds.
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
#468
(Allied Health Conference)
7.16.68
RR made statement on need for better health care
services, recognizing Allied Health Conference
held in Sacramento: list of state officials
participating in conference.
MTH COUNCIL, States Advisory
0406
7-15-74
by Saucedo
HEALTH COUNCIL, Advisory
#535
10-11-73
Yoshi Honkawa, Chairman
Mrs. William (Gwendolyn) Stephens, Vice Chairman
Samuel K. Tibbits; Orrin S. Cook, M.D.;
ceasar;
Albert L. Anderson, Jr.; Rev. Msgr. Timothy E.
O'Brien; Mrs. Joseph (Patricia) Costello; V.K.
Meedom; Stephen P. Cushman; Ella Mae Turner;
Frederick B. Hodges, MD.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT'S CITIZENS
#30
ADVISORY COUNCIL, State
1-16-74
Reappointed: Dorothy V. Moses
Arthur P. Jost
HEALTH, Deputy Director of Communication #88
Services for the State Department of
2-7-74
Frank M. Grace
HEALTH (new) MANPOWER POLICY COMMISSION
#141
3-1-74
Clinton C. Powell, M.D.
Ransom B. Turner, M.D.
Donald H. Naftulin, M.D
Michael Dennis, M.D.
James A. Walker, 53
Marc Edward Babitz, M.D.
HEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL, State
#51
2-2-73
Yoshi Honkawa
Mrs. Lestee (Loretta C.) Ceasar
Mrs. Marvin (Phyliis R.) SMICH, Jr.
Samuel J. Tibbits
Malcolm C. Todd, M.D.
HEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL
#508
8-30-72
Stephen P. Cushman
HEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL, State
#419
7-17-72
V.K. Meedom
HEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL
#665
12-10-69
Appointed:
V. Lawrence T. Cooper, Vice Chrmn Chrmn
Lucien B. Vandegrift,
K. Meedom
(Mrs.) Marvin T. Smith
(Mrs.) Thomas K. Pike
Dr. Robert S. Westphal
Dr. Robert S. Westph
Dr. Malcom C. Todd
Samuel J. Tibbits
(Mrs.) Robert B. Fisher
(Mrs.) Wm. m Chephens
Donaid M. Hillman
Richard Koch, M.D.
Timothy E. O'Brien
HEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL
#425
7-28-67
Spencer Williams
Robert mustimal
Samuel J. Tibbits
Malcolm C. Todd, M.D.
HEALTH PROBLEMS, Workshop
#502
in Fresno
9-27-73
RR announced that Fresno has been selected as
the site of the first of five regional workshops
attacking alcoholism, venereal disease, drug
abuse and dental disease.
HEALTH AND WELFARE, Resignation
#34
1-17-74
of the Secretary of
Dr. Earl Brian
HEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY,
#36
Secretary of the State
1-18-74
James E. Jenkins
illiam J. (Joe) Kurtz
HEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY
#330
(Anti-poverty programs)
5.14.68
State has taken major step to strengthen anti-
poverty programs in state. Health and Welfare
Agency is designated as the Community Action
Agency for anti-poverty programs in the state.
State to develop a comprehensive statewide
plan for poverty reduction and prevention.
HEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY
# 296
5.2.68
Administrator, Lucian Vandergrift
HEALTH & WELFARE
Their release
5/3/67
Spence Williams "Over my dead body" reaction
to Assemblyman Charles Warren's request that
Dr. James V. Lowry be dismissed from Adm.
as Director of Mental Hygiene
2/8/67
ASSISTANT TO ADMINISTRATOR, James M. Shumway
HEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM COUNCIL
#191
4-5-71
H. Bradley Jones
HEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM COUNCIL #258
5-12-70
Liston A. Witherill
HEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM COUNCIL
#115
2-24-70
Dr. James B. D. Mark
HEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM
#626
11-12-69
COUNCIL
111 . Lincoln T. Rilev
HEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM COUNCIL
#49
1-29-69
(State)
Charles E. Dixon
Sidney Friedman
Henry B. Peters
Rev. George W. Smith
HEALTH REVIEW & PROGRAM COUNCIL
#256
5-12-67
Gordon R. Cumming
Arthur Weissman
Robert T. Andersen
Dr. Arthur F. Howard
Paul C. Mowery
Beatrice A. Dumlao
Dr. Alex B. Wilcox
Carel E. H. Mulder
Richard V. Bibbero
Robert L. Jackson
James B. Poyer
HEARING AID DISPENSERS EXAMINING
COMMITTEE, State
#96
2-14-74
Richard J. Schneider
Reappointed: Keith R. Norby
HEARING AID DISPENSERS EXAMINING
#87
2-22-73
COMMITTEE, State's
DAV R. zumBrunnen
Mrs. John B. (Nancy) Bates
HEARING AID DISPENSERS EXAMINING
#298
COMMITTEE
5-17-71
Emmett C. Woodward
Verl E. Conn, Jr.
Roy R. zum Brunnen
Dr. Maurice Schiff
Dr. Victor P. Garwood
Mrs. Nancy W. Bates
Keith R. Norby
HEARST, Kidnapping of Patricia
#153
3-5-74
RR asked Californians to set aside this weekend
as a special time of prayer for the safety of
kidnap victim Patricia Hearst.
HEMET FIRE
#493
8-29-74
RR called upon people of California, particu-
larly those in Riverside Co., to be alert and
report any information leading to arrest of
those starting destructive wildland fire.
HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION
#107
(California)
3-5-71
Dr. Carl S. Dentzel
HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION
#313
6-6-67
George E. Jagels
Richard F. Pourade
Robert H. Power
Walter G. Frame
Miss Irene Simpson
Ralph W. Hansen
Miss Ruth L. Mahood
HERN, William c., Resignation of
#384
6-28-72
RR announced today that he has accepted the
resignation of William C. Hern, Director of
the Department of Industrial Relations.
HEROISM BY CYA PAROLEE
#269
5-9-72
RR presented plaque and letter of commendation
to CRA parolee, Donald Ray Brazile, for saving
the lives of a LA woman and her three small
children after an automobile accident on 3/10/72
HEYNS: Roger
#545
11-13-70
RR changedica statement following resignation : awyer. Heyns
Berkeley campus.
University of California
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARS,
#2
(Plan to Honor)
1-4-68
RR outlined a plan to honor California seniors
who achieve scholastic excellance in academic
Program. subjects, and initiate a Governor's Scholarsship
HIGHER EDUCATION
#376
(4 point program)
6-22-71
RR statement in conjunction with Commonwealth
Club Speech, proposing a 4 point program to
enable California's public institutions of
higher learning to regain the confidence and
respect they once enjoyed by reaffirming their
former commitment to classroom teaching as a
prime measure of academic excellence.
HIGHER EDUCATION
140
2-6-67
RR to meet with student representatives from
9 campuses to discuss higher education
HIGHER EDUCATION
#30
1-16-68
Board of Community Colleges Termed
them an integral element of public higher
education .
15 named to the board
HIGHER EDUCATION
#331
coordinating Council for
6-25-70
Wendell W. Witter
HIGHER EDUCATION
#639
Coordinating Council for
11-18-69
Elton D. Phillips
Dr. M. Norvel Young
Rear Admiral Charles F. Horne
Robert G. Tuck
Reappointed:
Patterson N. Hyndman
HIGHER EDUCATION
Coordinating Council for
#656
11-13-68
George R. Johnson
HIGHER EDUCATION
#201
Coordinating Council for
3-20-68
Patterson N. Hyndman
HIGHER EDUCATION,
#17
Coordinating Council
1-11-68
Lorenzo N. Hoopes
#635
HIGHER EDUCATION,
11-27-67
coordinating Council
Kenneth R. Rearwin
#504
9-7-67
William C. Bark
HIGHER EDUCATION,
#385
Coordinating Council
7-11-67
::. = Haldeman
HIGHER EDUCATION
#185
Coordinating Council for
4-12-67
Appointed: Dudley Swim
Dr. George C. S. Benson
HIGHER EDUCATION
#425
WESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION FOR
9-1-70
Dr. W. Ballentine Henley
HIGHER EDUCATION,
#96
Western Interstate Commission
2-13-68
William J. Teague
HIGHER EDUCATION
#314
Western Interstate Commission
6-6-67
Mrs. Rita R. Campbell
HIGHLIGHTS
#13
STATE OF THE STATE MESSAGE
1-12-71
Outlines 30 point program
#473
7.18.68
MIGHWAYS (SB 1109 - Marks)
RR praised remove presumption lists
Assembly Judiciary Committee that highways for ap-
proving have a higher bill to public priority than parks;
specific provisions of bill.
HIGHWAYS (State Advisory Committee on
#485
Master Plan for Scenic Highways)
7.23.68
Friedel Klussmann
Eleanor B. Boushey
HIGHWAY ACT
#561
(Relocation for low-income families)
8.30.68
RR announced state will seek to implement Relo-
cation Assistance portion of 1960
signed wy the president, Defore the 1970 dead-
line; helps to alleviate financial hardships
suffered by families required to move because
of highway construction.
HIGHWAY BUDGET
#537
9-27-67
Additional funds
HIGHWAY COMMISSION, California
#142
3-4-74
Reappointed:
Joseph F. Sinnott
Winston R. Fuller
HIGHWAY COMMISSION, California #28
1-14-70
Joseph F. Sinnott
Winston R. Fuller
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION FUNDS
#540
9-30-71
RR hailed release of $700 million in federal
highway construction funds by Transportation
Secretary John Volpe, as "a strong boost for
California's ailing heavy construction
industry.
HIGHWAY DESIGN
#302
AND LOCATION
6-11-70
RR announced California has been selected for
a federal-state research project to
determine the relationship between air
pollution and highway design and location.
HIGHWAY FUNDS
#197
3.19.68
RR announced support legislation introduced
to use highway funds for urban housing for
low income persons
HIGHWAY FUNDS
#387
(Trust Funds)
8-4-70
RR statement concerning federal policy of with-
Holding fund minies
violation of the trust fund agreement.
HIGHWAY PATROL, CALIFORNIA
#342
6/20/67
Office Building, Cancellation of
HIGHWAY PATROL COMMISSIONER,
B & T Release
California
7-11-72
Walter Pudinski
HIGHWAY PATROL OFFICERS
#197
KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY
4-8-70
RR statement on death of:
George M. Alleyn, Walter C. Frago, Roger Gore
and James E. Pence, Jr.
HIGHWAY PATROLMEN
#189
Death of 4 in line
4-6-70
of duty.
RR statement regarding four young California
Highway Patrol officers killed in line of duty.
HIGHWAY PLANNING
#409
Coastal Zone
7-9-71
RR announced new coastal highway planning
policy to prevent unwarranted intrusion by the
state highway system on California's coastline.
HIGHWAY PROGRAM - Federal Cut
#582
9.12.68
Telegram from RR to California Congressional
Delegation re: freezing of funds for the
federal highway program by Congress; in opposi-
tion to.
HIGHWAY PROJECTS (State)
#538
8.20.68
announced plans to begin construction on more
han 30 state highway projects with combined
alue of approximately $157 million.
HIGHWAY PROJECTS
#157
Reinstatement of
3-17-70
RR asked State Director of Public Works and
California Highway Commission to reinstate
$126 million in state highway projects
scheduled for fiscal 1970-71.
HIGHWAY SAFETY
#152
3-13-70
RR announced the mileage death rate on
California's streets and highways dropped to
an all-time low last year.
HIGHWAY SAFETY ACT OF 1966,
#228
FEDERAL
4-15-69
The program, which had been submitted under
the provisions of the Act, describes current
safety activities at both state and local
levels and outlines actions to be taken toward
improvement.
HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAM,
#228
California's
4-15-69
RR responding to notification of the Federal
Highway Safety Bureau , meets the intent of
the Highway Safety Act of 1966, today promised
to continue pushing for action and legislation
to improve the program even more.
HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
#29
1-16-68
RR todav called apparent decision to release
$250 million in federal mynway Iunus IOI
construction of Century Freeway a major step
forward for California's highway system.
HIGHWAYS AND FREEWAYS
#247
4-26-71
RR announced 11
California is literally
taking another new direction in planning
its entire transportation system
11
HIJACKING THWARTED
#492
9-2-69
RR commended Vianne Perry for courage displayed
in attempting to feel fellow passengers aboard
hijacked TWA jetliner in Damascus.
HILL, A. Alan - Resignation of
#157
3-11-74
Deputy secretary of the Agriculture and Se
Agency
"HIRE A VETERAN WEEK"
#265
5/5/72
RR issued statement endorsing "Hire a Veteran
Week". May 7 through 13.
HIRE THE FORTY-PLUS WORKER WEEK
#533
9-10-69
September 15 through 19, 1969
HIRE THE 40-PLUS WORKER WEEK
#572
9.6.68
Proclamation observing the California State
Employment Service, September 16 through 20.
"HIRE A 40-PLUS WORKER WEEK"
#492
9/5/67
September 11 - 15
Proclamation by RR
HIRE A VETERAN WEEK
#
5/5/67
RR "endorsed" May 7 - 13 as Hire a Veteran
Week.
HISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY
#258
COMMITTEE, State
4-23-74
Reappointed: Dr. Clement W. Meighan
Raymond Girvigian
HISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY
#122
COMMITTEE, State
3-9-73
Gl n A. Settle
HISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY
#12
COMMITTEE
1-12-71
Andrew M. Genzoli
Dr. R. Coke Wood
HISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE #126
3-2-70
Clement W. Meighan
Raymond Girvigian
HISTORICAL LANDMARKS
# 279
(Discover America Planning Week) 4.24.68
RR proclaimed April 21-27 as Discover America
Planning Week--urged citizens to visit
historical landmarks.
HISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE #155
4/5/67
Appted: Margaret E. Smith, Pasadena
Carmen C. Jones, Camarillo
Andrew M. Genzoli, Ferndale
Kathryn H. Kaiser, S.F.
Glen A. Settle, Rosamond
Reappted:
Rev. Noel F. Moholy, Danville
Dr. R. Coke Wood, Stockton
Reappointed Rev. Noel Moholy 2-28-72, #114 11
Mrs. Kathryn H. Kaiser,
HISTORICAL MONUMENT, El
#552
Pueblo de Los Angeles State
11-2-73
Willard A. Ridings
HISTORICAL MONUMENTS
#459
(El Pueblo de Los Angeles-State
7.9.68
Commission)
HISTORICAL MONUMENTS
# 318
(El Pueblo de Los Angeles
5.10.68
State Historical Monument
Commission)
Appointed, Ben P. Griffith, and Frank W. Ram-
irez
WOLD HARMLESS" AMENDMENT
#641
WELFARE REFORM
11-15-71
RR urged Senators Cranston and Tunney to
oppose a move by Senator Percy which would
further handicap the states in reforming
welfare.
HOME CARE SERVICES FOR THE AGED
# 225
AND DISABLED
3.27.68
RR urged passage of bill designed to save Calif.
taxpayers some $5.6 million a year without
reducing assistance to welfare recipients.
ard of
7-16-74
arles I. Pearson
eappointed: King Karnen
HOME FURNISHINGS, California Advisory
1370
Board of
7-2-74
Sverett Stunz
HOME FURNISHINGS, California Advisory
#412
Board of . (previously known as Calif.
7-20-73
Advisory Bd. of Furniture and Bedding
Inspection)
Sherman Mickell
Miss Marie Ann Schumacher
Reappointed: Mrs. Peter (Irene) Hannaford
#317
HOME IMPROVEMENT MONTH (June)
6/8/67
"HONOR AMERICA DAY"
#345
7-3-70
RR urged Californians to participate in
this special day.
HOOVER, J. Edgar, Death of
#250
5-2-72
"I was shocked and deeply saddened to learn of
the death of J. Edgar Hoover, director of the
F.B.I."
HOPE, BOB DAY
#716
12-26-68
RR proclaimed, Sunday December 29, 1968
HORSE RACING BOARD
#700
12-16-71
William A. Simpson, Tr.
HORSE RACING BOARD
#57
(Dispute)
1-27-70
RR suggested that the California Horse Racing
Board immediately urge all parties in labor-
management dispute to agree to the use of
a secret ballot by union members and be guided
by the results of the balloting.
HORSE RACING BOARD
#63
1-28-70
Text dispute of RR telegram regarding labor-managemen
HORSE RACING BOARD,
#437
California
7-30-69
Y. Charles Soda
Reappointed #505 9-28-73
HORSE RACING BOARD
#339
5.17.68
John V. Newman , reappointed on 7-31-72. #445
HORSE RACING BOARD
#485
8/31/67
Reappointed: John Robert Fluor
HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD,
#100
Metropolitan State
2-14-74
Reappointed: Robert T. Young
Mrs. Blanche W. Collins
HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD, State
#255
4-19-74
Ralph A. Rendon
Dr. Irvin Ungar
Ronald J. Davey
Dr. Luis Arismendi
Charles S. Dyer
John R.Pence
willing n Heideman
Marall H. Smith
Henry Z. Arklin
HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARDS
#577
State
12-22-70
RR appointed 75 members to various
state hospitals throughout California
HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD
#434
9-4-70
Dr. William Eaton
Dr. John E. Affeldt - Reappointed 2-28-72, #113
HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD
#364
(State)
7-13-70
Sherman F. Wagenseller, Public Member.
HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD, State
#54
1-30-69
Robert R. Roberts
Harry L. Miller
Arlene W. Lillie
HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD
#10
1-8-68
Louis P. Funk
HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD
#573
10-23-67
Dudley S. Moore - Reappointed 2-28-72, #113
Margaret J. Wherry
HOSPITAL BENEFITS
#165
FOR WAGE EARNERS
3-11-68
Legislation proposing 50 percent increase in
hospital benefits for wage earners.
Samuel .T. Tibbits
John E. Smits
Stoddard P. Johnston
HOSPITAL COMMISSION, California
#319
5-30-74
RR commended the California Hospital Commission
for reducing the special hospital assessment
rate, which provides operating revenues for the
commission.
HOSPITAL COMMISSION, California
#351
6-27-73
Mrs. Marvin (Phyllis R.) Smith, Jr.
HOSPITAL COMMISSION , California
#75
2-8-72
Allen J. Manzano
HOSPITAL
#576
10-20-72
Garv D. London
HOSPITAL COUNCIL, State Advisory
#137
3-4-69
Irvin Powers
Raphael A. Solari
HOSPITAL COUNCIL,
#185
State Advisory
3-14-68
Wilma B. Muth
HOSPITAL COUNCIL, Advisory
#421
7-27-67
Shirley Temple Black
Frank A. Payne, Sr.
Mrs. William Thompson Stephens
HOSPITAL COUNCIL, Advisory
#652
12-5-67
Donald M. Hillman
George J. Badenhausen
Lucille C. Hosmer
HOSPITALS
#397
(Atascadero State Hospital)
6.11.68
Chris N. Jespersen, Jr.
HOSPITAL - Camarillo State
(Board of trustees)
#362
5.29.68
Raul J. Navarro
Louis W. Achenbach
HOSPITALS
#385
(Napa State Hospital)
6.6.69
Board of trustees, Sarah E. Rowen
HOSPITAL - Stockton State
#422
6.24.68
0.
Patricia Ann Kirkegaard
HOUSE RESOLUTION 7824
#299
5-16-74
RR sent message to President Nixon pertaining
to federal legislation, HR 7824, authored by
Rep. Albert Quie, R-Minn., the legal services
corporation bill, asking him to veto it.
HOUSING
#388
(HUD 236 PROGRAM)
6-29-71
RR announced Department of Housing and Urban
Development has approved a $2,341,900 housing
project for the elderly in Redwood City
HOUS ING
#534
(Operation Breakthrough)
10-22-70
RR statement on groundbreaking ceremony
in Sacramento Operation Breakthrough.
HOUSING CONCEPTS (New)
Dept. of
for LOW-INCOME FAMILIES
Housing and
Community Dev.
11-4-69
LeMenager, director of the State Department
of Housing and Community Development today
announced members
have been invited to view a number of new
concepts used in construction; thousing units
for low-income families at Open House Nov. 13
Butte County Housing Authority in Gridley.
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT'S #282
DIVISION OF RESEARCH AND ASSISTANCE, 5-7-74
Chief of the Department of
James M. Hicks, Jr.
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
#222
State Commission on
4-5-74
Donald H. Stoneson, Chairman - reappointed
Arnold J. Romeyn, reappointed
Norman F. Busch
James B. Aitken
Donald C. C De Lutis
Richard W. Strong
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
#3
Director of the State Department of
1-4-74
Barry D. Whittlesey
HOUS ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
#62
Director of the Department of
2-7-73
Robert J. De Monte
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
#421
Department of - Chief of Division
7-27-73
of Research and Assistance
Gorden S. Hill
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#305
Division of
5-18-71
Norman H. W. Jachens, Chief
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#621
DIVISION OF
11-4-71
Richard E. Kazen
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#438
Department of
9-8-70
Donald F. Pinkerton
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
Chairman of the Commission on
#496
8-18-72
Elwood A. Teague
HOUS ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,
#554
Commission on
10-4-72
Pier A. Gherini, Jr.
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#608
COMMISSION ON
11-2-71
Paul R. Gore
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#136
3-4-70
Commission on
Jack Freeman
Reappointed 2-2-71, #54
HOUS ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#416
8-24-70
Kenneth J. Bourguignon
Reappointed 2-2-71, #54
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#233
Commission on
4-29-70
Alfred D. Stalford
Ronald B. Swenson
HOUS ING AND COMMUNITY
#540
DEVELOPMENT, Commission on
9-16-69
Nominated Mayor Donald F. Pinkerton
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#425
(State Commission on)
6.25.68
Arnold J. Romeyn
HOUS ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#696
Commission on
12-3-68
Elwood A. Teague
Donald L. Hardison
George L. Dealey
Arnold J. Romeyn
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
# 317
(State Commission on)
5.10.68
Appointed, Donald Stoneson
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
#171
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
3-12-68
Joseph A. Barbee
Allan Oakley Hunter
Pro-ett Griffin
Jack Freeman
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
#586
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
10-30-67
Henry Z. Arklin
John M. Martin
HOUSING & COMMUNITY
#128
3-20-67
John Ed Bowe
HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
#204
4/20/67
DIRECTOR, Charles R. LeMenager
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
#670
PROTOTYPE PROGRAM
12-15-69
(Operation Breakthrough)
RR hailed decision by U. S. Secretary for
Housing
Urban Development George Romney
to select California site--Sacramento--as one
of 10 locations in nation for development of
prototype housing project.
HOUS ING DISCRIMINATION
#617
11-15-67
State taking steps to aid department of
Defense in elimination racial dis-crimination
in housing available to military personnel
in California.
HOUS ING AND HOMEOWNERSHIP,
#659
Governor's Conference on Planning for
12-7-67
Statewide conference in Sacramento to be held
January 31 to February 1.
Charles R. LeManager-Conference Chairman.
HOUSING PROGRAM INTRODUCED
#619
TO STIMULATE QUALITY PRODUCTION
11-10-69
(Operation Breakthrough)
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke urged Housing and
Urban Development Secretary Rommey to select
California site for development of prototype
housing to stimulate new building techniques,
materials and methods.
HUMAN RELATIONS
# 293
(Position paper)
5.1.68
RR issued major position paper on human
relations, setting forth philosophy OI the
administration on the principal problems
facing society.
HUMAN RELATIONS
# 272
(Conference on Calif. minority
4.19.68
groups)
Members of city and county human relations
commissions met with Governor to discuss prob-
lems of minority grups in California.
HUMAN RELATIONS
#45
2/6/67
Special Assistant, Human Relations,
Robert J. Keyes to replace Skip Bell
HUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY, Secretary of
#306
5-18-72
W.
Earl/Brian Jr.
TUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY SECRETARY
#214
4-20-72
RR accepted Pesignation or James M. Hall,
Secretary of the Human Relations Agency
HUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY
#488
8-13-71
Lewis K. Uhler, Assistant Secretary
HUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY
#49
2-1-71
Three new assistants named to Agency:
Thomas M. McMurray (Programs & Management)
Alex R. Cunningham
(Communications)
Clyde E. Walthall
(Legislative Program)
HUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY
#580
12-23-70
James M. Hall, secretary
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT, Director
#144
01 the Department of
3-15-73
Dwight M. Geduldig
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,
#138
Resignation of the Director of
3-13-73
Sigurd (Sig) Hansen
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
#606
DEPARTMENT OF
11-1-71
Lloyd A. (Brad) Bailey
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
#489
Department of
8-13-71
Sigurd (Sig) Hansen, Director
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
#591
Department of (Activation)
10-28-69
RR formally activated California's new
Comy the Grapt
step towards getting "the disadvantaged
off their knees and on to their feet".
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,
#590
Department of
10-28-69
(Formation Briefing)
History and briefing on formation of new
department to consolidate overlapping,
expensive and often competing manpower
programs; designed for unemployed and
disadvantaged.
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
#275
Department Of
5-18-70
Norman Blacher, Deputy Director and head of
Job Training, Development and Placement Center.
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,
#536
Department of
9-12-69
Sigurd (Sig) Hansen appointed deputy director
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,
#586
Manpower division of
10-22-69
Daniel P. Lopez as deputy director
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,
#536
Department of
9-12-69
Louis J. Johnson appointed deputy director,
Southern California region
HUMAN RESOURCES
#445
DEVELOPMENT, State Department
8-4-69
Benjamin Hargrave, as Deputy Director,
Northern California region
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,
#45
State Department of
1-28-69
Gilbert L. Sheffield, Director
HUMBOLDT COUNTY BOARD or
SUPERVISORS, Second Dist.
2-13-69
C. Leland Rice
HUMBOLDT COUNTY, Superior Court
#553
8-28-68
Thomas M. Montgomery
HUMBOLDT, COUNTY, State of
#33
Emergency
1-17-74
because of flooding, storms and high winds
HUMBOLDT COUNTY STATE OF EMERGENCY
#179
3-28-72
Acting Governor Reinecke declared state of
emergency in Humboldt and requested President
to declare both Humboldt and Del Norte counties
as major disaster areas due to winds, rain,
flooding, mud and silt slides
HUMBOLDT REDWOODS STATE PARK
#16
1-16-69
Pepperwood Grove Addition, Calif. received title
HUMMEL, Fred, Resignation of
#644
12-11-72
RR today accepted resignation of Fred Hummel,
State Architect.
HUNTER: Allan Oakley
#38
1-19-70
RR praised President Nixon's selection of
Hunter as president of the Federal National
Mortgage Association.
#487
HUNTING AND FISHING DAY
9-19-73
RR today urged Californians to observe Hunting
and Fishing Day.
BEACH-SEAL BEACH
#244
DISTRICT, Municipal Court
5-5-67
larmon G. Scoville
HURRICANE CAMILLE VICTIMS
#483
8-26-69
RR urging all Californias to lend a helping
hand by contributing to the relief of these
sufferes through their local Red Cross Chapters.
HYDROELECTRIC ENERGY
#296
5-15-74
RR announced that California has the potential
to increase its hydroelectric energy output by
nearly 30 percent wthin the next 15 years if
prompt action is taken by private and public
utilities and governmental agencies.
(TASK FORCE) GOV'T REORGANIZATION
INTERIM
12/6/66
16 A
Headed by Caspar Weinberger
Members.
Louis Kroeger
Dr. Ivan Hinderacker
Houston Flournoy
Harold Furst
Cyril Herman
James E. Kinney
William Clark, Jr.
FINANCE Dept.
INTERIM
12/16/66
23.
DIRECTOR, Gordon Paul Smith
FINANCE - CITIZENS ADVISORY TASK
INTERIM
FORCE
12/16/66
22.
Chairman, Leland Kaiser
Members: Dudley Browne
Gwin Follis
Ernest Arbuckle
Robert Dockson
FINANCIAL REP. FOR INTERIM GOV'T.
INTERIM
11/28/66
13,
James S. Dwight, Jr.
EXTRADITION & EXEC. CLEMENCY SECRY
INTERIM
12/21/66
25.
Edwin Meese III
CITIZENS ADVISORY TASK FORCE
INTERIM
to Director of Finance
12/16/66
22.
Chairman, Leland Kaiser
Members: Dudley Browne
Gwin Follis
Ernest Arbuckle
Robert Dockson
CABINET SECRETARY
INTERIM
Early Nov.
11/23/66
12.
Willaim P. Clark, Jr.
CAMPAIGN SUMMARY
#34 Interem
12/8/66
APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY
INTERIM
12/6/66
16.
Thomas C. Reed
AGRICULTURE, Dept.
INTERIM
12/28/66
30.
DIRECTOR, Earl Coke
PRESS SCHEDULES
INTERIM
11/16/66
5.
11/18 - 11/21
11/22 - 11/27
6.
11/29 - 12/2 12/5 - 12/10, Cl Spings
14. ILAA
12/12 - 12/18
18.
12/19 - 12/26
21.
12/27 - 12/31
27.'
WATER RESOURCES
INTERIM
12/22/66
28.
DIRECTOR, William R. Gianelli
TASK FORCE GOV'T REORGANIZATION
INTERIM
12/6/66
16A
Chrm: Caspar Weinberger
Members:
Louis Kroeger
Dr. Ivan Hinderacker
Houston Flournoy
Harold Furst
Cyril Herman
James E. Kinney
William Clark, Jr.
TASK FORCE - Citizens' Advisory
INTERIM
To Director of Finance
12/16/66
22
Chairman:
Leland Kaiser
Members:
Dudley Browne
Gwin Follis
Ernest Arbuckle
Robert Dockson
ECH TO ASSOCIATED PRESS MANAGING
INTERIM
TORS' CONF. - CORONADO
11/16/66
3.
SCREENING COMMITTEE - SAN FRANCISCO INTERIM
11/15/66
2.
Chairman, Leland M. Kaiser
SCREENING COMMITTEE - San Joaquin Valley Area
INTERIM
11/23/66
9.
Chairman, Bill Mazzie
SCREENING COMMITTEE - San Diego
INTERIM
11/23/66
9.
Chairman, Gordon C. Luce
SCREENING COMMITTEE - LOS ANGELES
INTERIM
11/15/66
2.
Chairman, William French Smith
SCREENING COMMITTEE - ADVISORY COMM. INTERIM
11/23/66
9.
Advisory Comm. to Screening Committee for
San Diego & San Joaquin
SCHEDULE - CHRISTMAS
INTERIM
12/21/66
26.
Christmas Message, Christmas Week - no
appointments
REPUBLICAN PARTY LIAISON
INTERIM
Early Nov.
11/23/66
11.
Gov's Rep. with Republican Party - Win Adams
PRESS OFFICE
INTERIM
12/7/66
17.
Assistant Press Secretary, Nancy Clark Reynold
PRESS OFFICE
INTERIM
Early Nov.
162366
16.
Paul J Beck, Assistant Press Secretary
LEGISLATIVE LIAISON - SENATE
INTERIM
Early Nov.
7. 11/22
Gov's Office Leg. Liaison to Senate -
Vernon L. Sturgeon
LEGISLATIVE LIAISON - ASSEMBLY
INTERIM
Early Nov.
8. 11/23
Gov's Office Leg. Liaison to Assembly -
Jack B. Lindsey
JOB OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM
INTERIM
12/27/66
29.
Director, Chad McClellan
His L.A. program: Management Council for
Merit Employment Training & Research
(CALIF. )L HIGHWAY PATROL,
INTERIM
12/30/66
31.
COMMISSIONER, Harold W. Sullivan
HUMAN RELATIONS - - Sp. Assist. to Gov. INTERIM
11/30/66
15,
Theron (Skip) Bell
I
IDENTIFICATION CARD
#460
(For non-drivers)
7.9.68
RR signed bill to make available I.D. cards for
non-drivers which will serve as a positive proof
for identity. (AB 26 - Barnes)
IMMUNIZATION ACTION MONTH
#497
9-25-73
RR urged California parents to join forces with
health organizations in supporting Immunization
Action Month in October.
Also, State Health Department's Advisory Group
on Immunization Action Month has asked Nancy
Reagan to be honorary chairman of the Campaign
in California.
IMPERIAL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
#496
8-30-74
Bob L. Ellison
IMPORT-EXPORT TRADE
MEMO TO THE PRESS
6-7-72
State Department of Commerce Figures on Import-
Export trade.
Inaugural Committee
1/9/67
Souvenir programs, Fiesta California, ordered
P.O. Box 2511, Sac.
$2.00 each
I NAUGURAL COMMITTEE
Al Hill
4/18/67
Inaugural decorations on sale in office
of Mr. Clyde Romines, st. capitol
INAUGURAL COSTS
#59
2-13-67
INCOME TAX LAW
#674
12-13-67
Amendment to personal income tax law relating
to income averaging.
INCOME TAX LAW
#615
11-14-67
Proposal made to Legislature to correct
technical error in income tax law; would
correct serious loophole.
INCOME TAX OBLIGATIONS FOR 1962-65
Telephone
Governor's
Statement
4-9-74
Response to inquiries on Governor Reagan's
income tax obligations.
INCOME TAXES,
#289
Semiannual Payment of
5-25-67
RR outlined details of administrations proposal
to institute semi-annual payments of income
taxes for certain California taxpayers.
INCOME TAX
#341
(Reduction of)
5.20.68
RR announced administration plan to reduce
state income taxes next year by some $35
million.
INCOME TAX
# 264
(Revision of state inc. tax)
4.16.68
RR asked Assemblyman Jack Veneman to introduce
bill revising state income tax law to replace
system of tax credits with system similar to
personal exemption provisions of federal law.
INDEPENDENCE DAY STATEMENT
#396
7-3-72
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke issued statement
in commemoration of the Fourth of July.
INDEPENDENCE DAY
#448
7.3.68
RR proclaimed signing of Declaration of Indepen-
dence to be observed by ringing bells throughout
state at 11 a.m. morning of July 4.
INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE
#372
6/30/67
"Parade America"
to the Governor on
telephone
statement
8-8-73
Response to press inquiries - Williams'
employment status as Special Assistant to the
Governor on Indian Affairs.
INDIAN AFFAIRS,
#478
State Advisory Commission
8-28-67
William E. Coombs
INDIAN AFFAIRS, Advisory Commission on
#90
State
2-13-69
John L. Harmer
INDIAN ASSISTANCE PROJECT
#301
California
5-17-71
RR announced establishment of California Indian
Assistance Project to aid California Indians
in rural, reservation and urban areas.
H. D. Timm Williams, Director
Joe Carrillo, Jr. Assistant
INDIAN DAY, AMERICAN
#603
9.24.68
1. rociamation, September 27, 1968
INDIAN GROUPS,
#677
Medical Aid for
12-18-67
Public Health Department to administer medical
treatment to the Indians.
INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROGRAM
#648
12-1-69
RR called on Federal government to include
California Indians in appropriation for
health care services.
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
#363
Division of
6-16-71
Roy J. Bell, Administrative director
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS, Div. of
#20
1/18/07
Administrative Director, Roy J. Bell
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION WEEK
#137
2-29-68
RR proclaimed week of March 4, 1968.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, Director of
#594
the Department of
11-9-72
H. Edward White
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, Resignation
#384
of the Director of the Department of
6-28-72
William C. Hern
Department of
#376
7-23-70
- C. Hern, Director.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
#128
Deputy Director Of
3-3-70
George W. Smith
#543
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
9-17-69
Acting Director:
William C. Hern
#245
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS,
4-23-69
State Department of
Resignation of Albert C. Beeson
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS,
#151
Department of
4-5-67
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
#54
2-9-67
Margaret Ritchie O'Grady
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD
#195
4-5-73
Dale Marr
Leo R. Westwater
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD
#222
DEPT. OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
4-14-71
Richard K. Humphries
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD
#429
7-25-69
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD
(State Dept. -Industrial Relations)
#363
5.29.68
Virgil L. Collins
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD
#124
of Dept. of Industrial Relations
3/17/67
Reappted to Board: Richard K. Humphries
Appted: Albert W. Turner, replaced Jack
F. Hatton who is now Chief, Div.
of Industrial Safety
Turner reappointed 2-2-71, #55
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY, Chief of the
#538
Division of
9-26-72
Richard Wilkins
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
#371
Division of
6-21-71
Jack F. Hatton reappointed chief of division.
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY,
#50
Division of
2-8-67
Jack F. Hatton, Chief Safety Engineer.
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY DIVISION
#87
INVESTIGATION
2-10-72
RR endorsed series of recommendations by
Agriculture Secretary Coke aimed at strength-
ening management of State Division of
Industrial Safety and insuring continued
safety of working men and women (Labor-
Management Fact Finding Committee Report
attached)
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
=71
DIVISION INVESTIGATION
2-2-72
Contents of Earl Coke letter to Select Labor
Management Factfinding Committee for State
Division of Industrial Safety suggesting recom-
mendation of Department of Finance auditors
might aid efforts of Committee (Finance Report
was attached)
RR announced acceptance of Jack F. Hatton's
resignation; Roy J. Bell appointed acting chief
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY DIVISION CHIEF,
#41
Resignation of
1-27-72
Contents of letter to Governor restating offer
to resign.
#13
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY WEEK
1-11-68
RR proclaimed week of February 4-10
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE, Chief of the
#152
3-16-73
Division of
Ms. Evelyn E. Whitlow
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
#154
3-19-73
Mike E. Elorduy
Mrs. Frank (Joyce R.) ) Valuez
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
#43
1-30-73
Stanton D. Elliott
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
#106
3-5-71
Theodore J. Todd
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
#419
8-27-70
Mike R. Elorduy
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
#238
5-1-70
Kenneth J. Bourguignon
Edward M. Curran
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
#224
4-14-69
state
Joyce Valdez
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
#169
3-11-68
Stanton D. Elliott
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION
#138
3/28/67
Member appted: Theodore J. Todd
CHIEF, Miss Virginia Allee
Dept. of Industrial Relations
INDUSTRIAL WELFARE, Resignation
of Chief of
#143
3-9-72
RR statement re resignation of Miss Virginia
Allee; will accept new position as Regional
Administrator of Employment Standards in
U.S. Dept. of Labor
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
#21
IN CALIFORNIA
1-18-71
RR called upon Lt. Governor Ed Reinecke
to spearhead state's programs to
stimulate commerce and industry in California.
INFLATION, RR position on
#488
8-24-74
RR statement at annual Bull Roast picnic, Cen-
terville, Maryland, calling for sharp cuts in
government spending to fight inflation.
ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COURT
1320
6-7-74
Desmond J. Bourke
INGIEWOOD MUNICIPAL COURT
#613
12-26-73
William R. Clay
INGLEWOOD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
#138
MUNICIPAL COURT
3-15-71
Frank Baffa
INGLEWOOD, Municipal Court
#679
12-18-67
Stephen F.Stothers
INGLEWOOD, Municipal Court
#395
7-14-67
INITIATIVE, Tax Reduction and
#198
Revenue Control
4-6-73
RR today literally took his revolutionary plan
to limit and reduce state taxes directly to the
people. Governor Reagan carried the first voter
petition house to house through a Pacific Palis-
ades neighborhood.
INSURANCE, Department of
#344
6-8-71
Reorganization creates new Division of
Consumer Services.
INSURANCE, Group Life
(State Employees)
#294
5-15-72
life RR proposed a comprehensive voluntary group
employees. insurance program for all full-time state
INSURANCE, No-Fault
#304
5-17-72
RR today met with the chairman of two Senate
committees
and the former chairman of the Asembly Finance
and Insurance Committee, to receive a progress
report on the situation in the legislature with
respect to no-fault insurance.
INSURANCE, California Commissioner of #542
9-27-72
Gleeson L. (Tige) Payne
INSURANCE, State Commissioner of,
#534
Resignation of
9-26-72
Resignation of Richards D. Barger
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
#19
1-14-71
Richards Dale Barger
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
#539
8.21.68
Richards D. Barger
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
#342
5.21.68
RR announced he has accepted resignation of
State Insurance Commissioner Richard S. L.
Roddis.
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS PLAN
#107
GOVERNING COMMITTEE, Fair Access to
2-19-74
(aka: F.A.I.R. Plan Governing Committee)
George B. Salisbury
INSURANCE PLAN GOVERNING
#621
COMMITTEE (F.A.I.R.)
11-10-69
Newly created:
Hayward Andrews
Jack W. Jones
Marvene G. Morse
INTERGOVERNMENTAL COUNCIL
#94
ON URBAN GROWTH
2-13-68
Baker
Merle H. Boyce
INTERGOVERNMENTAL COUNCIL
#599
ON URBAN GROWTH
11-6-67
Ross Barrett
Thomas W. Sefton
INTERGOVERNMENTAL MANAGEMENT
#610
11-7-69
Ronald Frankum, Executive Officer.
INTERGOVERNMENTAL MANAGEMENT,
#317
Office of
6-13-69
RR announced the creation and appointed
Lt. Governor Ed Reinecke as chief executive
officer.
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,
#477
Council on
8-20-74
Robert J. Keyes
RELATIONS,
#357
Council on
6-26-74
Jack B. Cummings
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,
#224
Council on
4-5-74
Doreen D. Marshall
William J. Jefferds
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,
#243
Executive Secretary of the Council on
4-16-74
Michael W. Aggenburg
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,
#55
State Council on
1-29-74
Reappointment: Dr. Charles N. Bacigalupi
Frank L. Long Jr. - appt.
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,
#121
Council on
2-22-74
Donald M. Hillman
Daniel D. Mikesell
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS, Council on
#246
5-2-73
James Stearns
Earl W. Brian, M.D.
Frank J. Walton
Byron James
Lieutenant Governor Ed Reinecke
Houston Flournoy
Norman B. Livernore, Jr.
Clifford R. Anderson, Jr.
Wesley McClure
Ruth A. Green
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,
#266
Council of
5-5-72
Joseph P. Bort
Ralph W. Chapman
Jack W. Harris
Jim G. Robbins
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
#239
(COUNCIL OF)
4-20-71
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke appointed
Clifford R. Anderson, Jr. as Chairman
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
#190
Council of
4-5-71
Dr. Richard W. Gable
Reappointed:
Paul J. Anderson
Maurice K. Hamilton
W. Odie Wright, Jr.
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
#130
Council on
3-4-70
Charles N. Bacigalupi
Howard H. Wiefels
James C. Haugh
James V. Fitzgerald, reappointed
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,
# 50
Council on,
1-29-69
(State)
Frank D. Fargo, executive secretary
intergovernmental RELATIONS,
#579
Council on
10-15-69
A.
COUNCIL
intergovernmental
RELATIONS
#335
6-17-69
Maurice K. Hamilton
INTERIOR, U.S. Department of
#215
4-8-69
RR commending appointment of Henry M. Shine, Jr.
to Department of Interior.
INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL AND
#426
FRIENDSHIP DAY (Proclamation)
9-1-70
RR issued proclamation for observance
September 3, 1970, of Internetional Goodwill
Friendship Day in California.
INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND
Telephone
TELEGRAPH CONTRIBUTION TO
Statement
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
3-7-72
Clarification of RR remarks regarding accept-
ance of Sheraton pledge by City of San Diego
for August convention
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK
#281
SHOW DAY
5-23-67
RR proclaimed May 24, 1967 as International
Truck Show Day.
INTERSTATE 5 FREEWAY
#422
7-25-69
RR proposed that Interstate 5 be designated
Apollo Freeway in honor of American astronauts
who made moon landing
INTERSTATE COOPERATION
#168
California Commission on
4-6-67
Lt. Governor Robert Finch, Chairman
Houston Flournoy
Ivy Baker Priest
Alvin J. Rockwell
Frank M. Jordan
INTERSTATE HIGHWAY
#428
(Right-of-way rental money)
6.25.68
RR signed a bill to permit local governments in
state to receive interstate highway right-of-
way rental money that previously was forwarded
to the federal government. (AB 607 - Lanterman)
INVENTORY OF DURABLE
#290
GOODS
5-25-67
RR directed Department of General Services to
conduct a comprehensive evaluation of state's
inventories of durable goods.
INVENTORY TAX RELIEF
#253
4-28-71
RR announced support for legislation (AB 559)
Gonsalves--which will fully reimburse
California counties for the business inventory
tax exemption.
INVEST IN AMERICA WEEK
# 289
(Statement about)
4.30.68
RR issued statement in observance of "Invest
in America Week"--urged citizens to realize
importance of personal savings and invest-
ments in strengthening economic life.
RR orders National Guard alert.
ISLETON DISASTER AREA (Flood)
#529
(reopening)
9-25-72
RR today announced that the City of Isleton is
being reopened permitting residents of the
flood stricken community to return to their
homes schedule. and businesses nearly a month ahead of
ISLETON FLOOD
#392
6-30-72
RR today announced that an unemployment
assistance fund is available to help individuals
who are now unemployed because of the recent
flooding of Andrus and Brannon Islands,
including the town of Isleton.
ISLETON FLOOD, Disaster
6-27-72
area declared by Nixon
RR read telegram sent by President Nixon to
members of the press in the council room.
"As you requested, I have declared a major
disaster for California because of damages due
to a levee break and flooding."
ISLETON FLOOD
#376
6-23-72
RR today asked President Nixon to declare
Sacramento County a major disaster area
in the wake of floods in the Delta area.
ISLETON FLOOD
#368
6-21-72
RR today, at the request of the Sacramento
County Board of Supervisors, took immediate
action in declaring a state of emergency over
the flooding of Andrus and Brannan Islands area
in the Sacramento-San Joaquin river delta.
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Davis\nBernice Imlay\nGlen Rathbun\nDr. Thomas Gucker III\nArnold Laub\nHANDICAPPED, Employment of\n#632\n(Advisory Committee)\n10.28.68\nLawrence L. Fargher\nHANDICAPPED, PHYSICALLY\n(Employ the Phys. Hand. Week)\n#605\n9.25.68\nRR urged Californians to join in observance of\nNational Employ the Physically Handicapped Week,\nOctober G-12, 1968.\nalifornia moved up from 8th to 3rd place in to\nroductive unwer OF employment.\nHANSEN, Sigurd (Sig)\n#138\n3-13-73\nResignation of\nDirector of the State Department of Human\nResources Development\nHANUKKAH MESSAGE\n#658\n12-4-69\nRR issued message on occasion of celebration\nof Hanukkah.\nHANUKKAH MESSAGE\n#712\n12-18-68\nRR Message on Jewish New Year\nHARBOR COMMISSIONERS, Board of\n# 271\n4.19.68\nHumboldt Bay - G. Keltor Steele\nHARBOR COMMISSIONERS, Board of\n#327\n6/15/67\nHumboldt Bay - Henry K. Trobitz\nHARBOR COMMISSIONERS\n#140\nfor Humboldt Bay\n3-30-67\nFrank N. Blagen\nRobin P. Arkley\nLeslie M. Westfall\nHARBOR JUDICIAL DISTRICT\n#172\nMUNICIPAL COURT (Costa Mesa)\n3-23-72\nSelim S. Franklin\nCommission\n1-22-69\nPaul A. Kettenburg\nStanlev B. Williams\nHARBORS AND WATERCRAFT, Department of\n#663\n11-15-68\nRobert C. Walker appointed Director\nHARBORS AND WATERCRAFT\n#663\n(Resignation of Sprow)\n11.15.68\nRR accepted resignation of Ned Sprow as director.\nHARBORS AND WATERCRAFT,\n#152\nCommission\n3-6-68\nWilliam H. Wilson\nFrank M. Woods\nDIRECTOR, Retired Rear Admiral Ned W. Sprow\nHaibors & Watercraft Commission\n#165\n4-6-67\nWilliam A. DeGrott, J.r\nHATTON RESIGNATION\n#42\n1-27-72\nRR announced acceptance of Jack F. Hatton's\nresignation (Industrial Safety); Roy J. Bell\nappointed acting chief\nHATTON RESIGNATION\n#41\n1-27-72\nContents of letter to governor restating offer\nto resign\nHAYNSWORTH, Judge Clement F.\n#641\n(Supreme Court Nomination)\n11-21-69\nRR issued Statement upon learning OF U.S.\nSenate rejection of nomination of Judge Hayns-\nworth to Supreme Court\nHEALTH, Acting Director of the\n#13\nState Department of\n1-9-74\nDr. William E. Mayer\nHEALTH, Chief Deputy Director\nof the State Department of\n#47\n1-24-74\nDavid A. Winston\nHEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF\n#32\n1-15-70\nRR proposed plan \"to improve the quality\n...\nof wide array of state health-related\nprograms.\"\nHEALTH, Director of the\n#45\nDepartment of\n1-22-74\nDr. William E. Maver\nHEALTH, Director of the\n#582\nDepartment of\n10-27-72\nJ. M. Stubblebine, M.D.\nHEALTH, Citizens Advisory Council\n#235\nin the Department of\n4-16-74\nHarvey W. Kuzel\nHEALTH, Immunization Action Month.\n#497\n9-25-73\nRR urged California parents to join forces with\nhealth organizations in supporting Immunization\nAction Month in October.\nAlso State Health Department's Advisory Group\non Immunization Action Month has asked Nancy\nReagan to be\nin California.\n2\nchairman of the campaign\nHEALTH AFTERCARE PROGRAM\nHealth and\nWelfare\n4-18-67\nSpencer Williams stated Medi-Cal will hv finance cities\nIVD :\ncounties to patients during the first 90 days\nafter release from state hospitals for mentally\nill who would have otherwise used aftercare\nfacilities which have closed.\nHEALTH CARE, National\n#488\n8-24-74\nRR statement at annual Bull Roast picnic, Cen-\nterville, Maryland, re national health insur-\nance, calling for ways to \"cover 5 to 10 per-\ncent of people not now covered by private or\npublic health programs and a national dialogue\non insurance covering catastrophic illness.'\nHEALTH CARE, National\nStatement\nby RR\n6-3-74\nRR statement at National Governors' Conference\nat Seattle concerning National Health. (oppose)\nHEALTH CARE COMMISSION, Chairman\n#460\nof the California\n8-13-74\nDavid A. Winston\nHEALTH CARE COMMISSION, Chairman\n#354\n6-29-7\nof the California\nJerry W. Green\nCALIFORNIA HEALTH CARE COMMISSION\n#359\n6-13-72\nDr. Earl W. Brian Jr., chairman\nRichard V. Bibbero\nDr. R. Hewlett Lee\nListon A. Witherill\nDr. Jokichi Takamine\nH. Bradley Jones\nJohn J. Strelo\nJames M. Shaw\nDonald M. Hillman\nDavid L. Nichols\nof HEALTH CARE SERVICES, Director\nthe Department of\n#259\n5-9-73\nJerry W. Green\nHEALTH CARE SERVICES,\n#369\nDirector of\n6-22-72\nDwight M. Geduldig\nEarl W. Brian, Jr., Director\n#648\nHEALTH CARE SERVICES\n12-1-69\n(California Indians)\ncalled on the Federal government to for include\nCalifornia RR Indians in an appropriation\nhealth care services. He asked for $1.9 million\nin Federal funds be allocated to assist state\nhealth programs for California Indians who\nare being seriously slighted because they are\nnot eligible for federal funds.\nHEALTH CARE SERVICES\n#468\n(Allied Health Conference)\n7.16.68\nRR made statement on need for better health care\nservices, recognizing Allied Health Conference\nheld in Sacramento: list of state officials\nparticipating in conference.\nMTH COUNCIL, States Advisory\n0406\n7-15-74\nby Saucedo\nHEALTH COUNCIL, Advisory\n#535\n10-11-73\nYoshi Honkawa, Chairman\nMrs. William (Gwendolyn) Stephens, Vice Chairman\nSamuel K. Tibbits; Orrin S. Cook, M.D.;\nceasar;\nAlbert L. Anderson, Jr.; Rev. Msgr. Timothy E.\nO'Brien; Mrs. Joseph (Patricia) Costello; V.K.\nMeedom; Stephen P. Cushman; Ella Mae Turner;\nFrederick B. Hodges, MD.\nHEALTH DEPARTMENT'S CITIZENS\n#30\nADVISORY COUNCIL, State\n1-16-74\nReappointed: Dorothy V. Moses\nArthur P. Jost\nHEALTH, Deputy Director of Communication #88\nServices for the State Department of\n2-7-74\nFrank M. Grace\nHEALTH (new) MANPOWER POLICY COMMISSION\n#141\n3-1-74\nClinton C. Powell, M.D.\nRansom B. Turner, M.D.\nDonald H. Naftulin, M.D\nMichael Dennis, M.D.\nJames A. Walker, 53\nMarc Edward Babitz, M.D.\nHEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL, State\n#51\n2-2-73\nYoshi Honkawa\nMrs. Lestee (Loretta C.) Ceasar\nMrs. Marvin (Phyliis R.) SMICH, Jr.\nSamuel J. Tibbits\nMalcolm C. Todd, M.D.\nHEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL\n#508\n8-30-72\nStephen P. Cushman\nHEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL, State\n#419\n7-17-72\nV.K. Meedom\nHEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL\n#665\n12-10-69\nAppointed:\nV. Lawrence T. Cooper, Vice Chrmn Chrmn\nLucien B. Vandegrift,\nK. Meedom\n(Mrs.) Marvin T. Smith\n(Mrs.) Thomas K. Pike\nDr. Robert S. Westphal\nDr. Robert S. Westph\nDr. Malcom C. Todd\nSamuel J. Tibbits\n(Mrs.) Robert B. Fisher\n(Mrs.) Wm. m Chephens\nDonaid M. Hillman\nRichard Koch, M.D.\nTimothy E. O'Brien\nHEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL\n#425\n7-28-67\nSpencer Williams\nRobert mustimal\nSamuel J. Tibbits\nMalcolm C. Todd, M.D.\nHEALTH PROBLEMS, Workshop\n#502\nin Fresno\n9-27-73\nRR announced that Fresno has been selected as\nthe site of the first of five regional workshops\nattacking alcoholism, venereal disease, drug\nabuse and dental disease.\nHEALTH AND WELFARE, Resignation\n#34\n1-17-74\nof the Secretary of\nDr. Earl Brian\nHEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY,\n#36\nSecretary of the State\n1-18-74\nJames E. Jenkins\nilliam J. (Joe) Kurtz\nHEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY\n#330\n(Anti-poverty programs)\n5.14.68\nState has taken major step to strengthen anti-\npoverty programs in state. Health and Welfare\nAgency is designated as the Community Action\nAgency for anti-poverty programs in the state.\nState to develop a comprehensive statewide\nplan for poverty reduction and prevention.\nHEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY\n# 296\n5.2.68\nAdministrator, Lucian Vandergrift\nHEALTH & WELFARE\nTheir release\n5/3/67\nSpence Williams \"Over my dead body\" reaction\nto Assemblyman Charles Warren's request that\nDr. James V. Lowry be dismissed from Adm.\nas Director of Mental Hygiene\n2/8/67\nASSISTANT TO ADMINISTRATOR, James M. Shumway\nHEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM COUNCIL\n#191\n4-5-71\nH. Bradley Jones\nHEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM COUNCIL #258\n5-12-70\nListon A. Witherill\nHEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM COUNCIL\n#115\n2-24-70\nDr. James B. D. Mark\nHEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM\n#626\n11-12-69\nCOUNCIL\n111 . Lincoln T. Rilev\nHEALTH REVIEW AND PROGRAM COUNCIL\n#49\n1-29-69\n(State)\nCharles E. Dixon\nSidney Friedman\nHenry B. Peters\nRev. George W. Smith\nHEALTH REVIEW & PROGRAM COUNCIL\n#256\n5-12-67\nGordon R. Cumming\nArthur Weissman\nRobert T. Andersen\nDr. Arthur F. Howard\nPaul C. Mowery\nBeatrice A. Dumlao\nDr. Alex B. Wilcox\nCarel E. H. Mulder\nRichard V. Bibbero\nRobert L. Jackson\nJames B. Poyer\nHEARING AID DISPENSERS EXAMINING\nCOMMITTEE, State\n#96\n2-14-74\nRichard J. Schneider\nReappointed: Keith R. Norby\nHEARING AID DISPENSERS EXAMINING\n#87\n2-22-73\nCOMMITTEE, State's\nDAV R. zumBrunnen\nMrs. John B. (Nancy) Bates\nHEARING AID DISPENSERS EXAMINING\n#298\nCOMMITTEE\n5-17-71\nEmmett C. Woodward\nVerl E. Conn, Jr.\nRoy R. zum Brunnen\nDr. Maurice Schiff\nDr. Victor P. Garwood\nMrs. Nancy W. Bates\nKeith R. Norby\nHEARST, Kidnapping of Patricia\n#153\n3-5-74\nRR asked Californians to set aside this weekend\nas a special time of prayer for the safety of\nkidnap victim Patricia Hearst.\nHEMET FIRE\n#493\n8-29-74\nRR called upon people of California, particu-\nlarly those in Riverside Co., to be alert and\nreport any information leading to arrest of\nthose starting destructive wildland fire.\nHERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION\n#107\n(California)\n3-5-71\nDr. Carl S. Dentzel\nHERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION\n#313\n6-6-67\nGeorge E. Jagels\nRichard F. Pourade\nRobert H. Power\nWalter G. Frame\nMiss Irene Simpson\nRalph W. Hansen\nMiss Ruth L. Mahood\nHERN, William c., Resignation of\n#384\n6-28-72\nRR announced today that he has accepted the\nresignation of William C. Hern, Director of\nthe Department of Industrial Relations.\nHEROISM BY CYA PAROLEE\n#269\n5-9-72\nRR presented plaque and letter of commendation\nto CRA parolee, Donald Ray Brazile, for saving\nthe lives of a LA woman and her three small\nchildren after an automobile accident on 3/10/72\nHEYNS: Roger\n#545\n11-13-70\nRR changedica statement following resignation : awyer. Heyns\nBerkeley campus.\nUniversity of California\nHIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARS,\n#2\n(Plan to Honor)\n1-4-68\nRR outlined a plan to honor California seniors\nwho achieve scholastic excellance in academic\nProgram. subjects, and initiate a Governor's Scholarsship\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n#376\n(4 point program)\n6-22-71\nRR statement in conjunction with Commonwealth\nClub Speech, proposing a 4 point program to\nenable California's public institutions of\nhigher learning to regain the confidence and\nrespect they once enjoyed by reaffirming their\nformer commitment to classroom teaching as a\nprime measure of academic excellence.\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n140\n2-6-67\nRR to meet with student representatives from\n9 campuses to discuss higher education\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n#30\n1-16-68\nBoard of Community Colleges Termed\nthem an integral element of public higher\neducation .\n15 named to the board\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n#331\ncoordinating Council for\n6-25-70\nWendell W. Witter\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n#639\nCoordinating Council for\n11-18-69\nElton D. Phillips\nDr. M. Norvel Young\nRear Admiral Charles F. Horne\nRobert G. Tuck\nReappointed:\nPatterson N. Hyndman\nHIGHER EDUCATION\nCoordinating Council for\n#656\n11-13-68\nGeorge R. Johnson\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n#201\nCoordinating Council for\n3-20-68\nPatterson N. Hyndman\nHIGHER EDUCATION,\n#17\nCoordinating Council\n1-11-68\nLorenzo N. Hoopes\n#635\nHIGHER EDUCATION,\n11-27-67\ncoordinating Council\nKenneth R. Rearwin\n#504\n9-7-67\nWilliam C. Bark\nHIGHER EDUCATION,\n#385\nCoordinating Council\n7-11-67\n::. = Haldeman\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n#185\nCoordinating Council for\n4-12-67\nAppointed: Dudley Swim\nDr. George C. S. Benson\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n#425\nWESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION FOR\n9-1-70\nDr. W. Ballentine Henley\nHIGHER EDUCATION,\n#96\nWestern Interstate Commission\n2-13-68\nWilliam J. Teague\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n#314\nWestern Interstate Commission\n6-6-67\nMrs. Rita R. Campbell\nHIGHLIGHTS\n#13\nSTATE OF THE STATE MESSAGE\n1-12-71\nOutlines 30 point program\n#473\n7.18.68\nMIGHWAYS (SB 1109 - Marks)\nRR praised remove presumption lists\nAssembly Judiciary Committee that highways for ap-\nproving have a higher bill to public priority than parks;\nspecific provisions of bill.\nHIGHWAYS (State Advisory Committee on\n#485\nMaster Plan for Scenic Highways)\n7.23.68\nFriedel Klussmann\nEleanor B. Boushey\nHIGHWAY ACT\n#561\n(Relocation for low-income families)\n8.30.68\nRR announced state will seek to implement Relo-\ncation Assistance portion of 1960\nsigned wy the president, Defore the 1970 dead-\nline; helps to alleviate financial hardships\nsuffered by families required to move because\nof highway construction.\nHIGHWAY BUDGET\n#537\n9-27-67\nAdditional funds\nHIGHWAY COMMISSION, California\n#142\n3-4-74\nReappointed:\nJoseph F. Sinnott\nWinston R. Fuller\nHIGHWAY COMMISSION, California #28\n1-14-70\nJoseph F. Sinnott\nWinston R. Fuller\nHIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION FUNDS\n#540\n9-30-71\nRR hailed release of $700 million in federal\nhighway construction funds by Transportation\nSecretary John Volpe, as \"a strong boost for\nCalifornia's ailing heavy construction\nindustry.\nHIGHWAY DESIGN\n#302\nAND LOCATION\n6-11-70\nRR announced California has been selected for\na federal-state research project to\ndetermine the relationship between air\npollution and highway design and location.\nHIGHWAY FUNDS\n#197\n3.19.68\nRR announced support legislation introduced\nto use highway funds for urban housing for\nlow income persons\nHIGHWAY FUNDS\n#387\n(Trust Funds)\n8-4-70\nRR statement concerning federal policy of with-\nHolding fund minies\nviolation of the trust fund agreement.\nHIGHWAY PATROL, CALIFORNIA\n#342\n6/20/67\nOffice Building, Cancellation of\nHIGHWAY PATROL COMMISSIONER,\nB & T Release\nCalifornia\n7-11-72\nWalter Pudinski\nHIGHWAY PATROL OFFICERS\n#197\nKILLED IN LINE OF DUTY\n4-8-70\nRR statement on death of:\nGeorge M. Alleyn, Walter C. Frago, Roger Gore\nand James E. Pence, Jr.\nHIGHWAY PATROLMEN\n#189\nDeath of 4 in line\n4-6-70\nof duty.\nRR statement regarding four young California\nHighway Patrol officers killed in line of duty.\nHIGHWAY PLANNING\n#409\nCoastal Zone\n7-9-71\nRR announced new coastal highway planning\npolicy to prevent unwarranted intrusion by the\nstate highway system on California's coastline.\nHIGHWAY PROGRAM - Federal Cut\n#582\n9.12.68\nTelegram from RR to California Congressional\nDelegation re: freezing of funds for the\nfederal highway program by Congress; in opposi-\ntion to.\nHIGHWAY PROJECTS (State)\n#538\n8.20.68\nannounced plans to begin construction on more\nhan 30 state highway projects with combined\nalue of approximately $157 million.\nHIGHWAY PROJECTS\n#157\nReinstatement of\n3-17-70\nRR asked State Director of Public Works and\nCalifornia Highway Commission to reinstate\n$126 million in state highway projects\nscheduled for fiscal 1970-71.\nHIGHWAY SAFETY\n#152\n3-13-70\nRR announced the mileage death rate on\nCalifornia's streets and highways dropped to\nan all-time low last year.\nHIGHWAY SAFETY ACT OF 1966,\n#228\nFEDERAL\n4-15-69\nThe program, which had been submitted under\nthe provisions of the Act, describes current\nsafety activities at both state and local\nlevels and outlines actions to be taken toward\nimprovement.\nHIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAM,\n#228\nCalifornia's\n4-15-69\nRR responding to notification of the Federal\nHighway Safety Bureau , meets the intent of\nthe Highway Safety Act of 1966, today promised\nto continue pushing for action and legislation\nto improve the program even more.\nHIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM\n#29\n1-16-68\nRR todav called apparent decision to release\n$250 million in federal mynway Iunus IOI\nconstruction of Century Freeway a major step\nforward for California's highway system.\nHIGHWAYS AND FREEWAYS\n#247\n4-26-71\nRR announced 11\nCalifornia is literally\ntaking another new direction in planning\nits entire transportation system\n11\nHIJACKING THWARTED\n#492\n9-2-69\nRR commended Vianne Perry for courage displayed\nin attempting to feel fellow passengers aboard\nhijacked TWA jetliner in Damascus.\nHILL, A. Alan - Resignation of\n#157\n3-11-74\nDeputy secretary of the Agriculture and Se\nAgency\n\"HIRE A VETERAN WEEK\"\n#265\n5/5/72\nRR issued statement endorsing \"Hire a Veteran\nWeek\". May 7 through 13.\nHIRE THE FORTY-PLUS WORKER WEEK\n#533\n9-10-69\nSeptember 15 through 19, 1969\nHIRE THE 40-PLUS WORKER WEEK\n#572\n9.6.68\nProclamation observing the California State\nEmployment Service, September 16 through 20.\n\"HIRE A 40-PLUS WORKER WEEK\"\n#492\n9/5/67\nSeptember 11 - 15\nProclamation by RR\nHIRE A VETERAN WEEK\n#\n5/5/67\nRR \"endorsed\" May 7 - 13 as Hire a Veteran\nWeek.\nHISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY\n#258\nCOMMITTEE, State\n4-23-74\nReappointed: Dr. Clement W. Meighan\nRaymond Girvigian\nHISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY\n#122\nCOMMITTEE, State\n3-9-73\nGl n A. Settle\nHISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY\n#12\nCOMMITTEE\n1-12-71\nAndrew M. Genzoli\nDr. R. Coke Wood\nHISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE #126\n3-2-70\nClement W. Meighan\nRaymond Girvigian\nHISTORICAL LANDMARKS\n# 279\n(Discover America Planning Week) 4.24.68\nRR proclaimed April 21-27 as Discover America\nPlanning Week--urged citizens to visit\nhistorical landmarks.\nHISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE #155\n4/5/67\nAppted: Margaret E. Smith, Pasadena\nCarmen C. Jones, Camarillo\nAndrew M. Genzoli, Ferndale\nKathryn H. Kaiser, S.F.\nGlen A. Settle, Rosamond\nReappted:\nRev. Noel F. Moholy, Danville\nDr. R. Coke Wood, Stockton\nReappointed Rev. Noel Moholy 2-28-72, #114 11\nMrs. Kathryn H. Kaiser,\nHISTORICAL MONUMENT, El\n#552\nPueblo de Los Angeles State\n11-2-73\nWillard A. Ridings\nHISTORICAL MONUMENTS\n#459\n(El Pueblo de Los Angeles-State\n7.9.68\nCommission)\nHISTORICAL MONUMENTS\n# 318\n(El Pueblo de Los Angeles\n5.10.68\nState Historical Monument\nCommission)\nAppointed, Ben P. Griffith, and Frank W. Ram-\nirez\nWOLD HARMLESS\" AMENDMENT\n#641\nWELFARE REFORM\n11-15-71\nRR urged Senators Cranston and Tunney to\noppose a move by Senator Percy which would\nfurther handicap the states in reforming\nwelfare.\nHOME CARE SERVICES FOR THE AGED\n# 225\nAND DISABLED\n3.27.68\nRR urged passage of bill designed to save Calif.\ntaxpayers some $5.6 million a year without\nreducing assistance to welfare recipients.\nard of\n7-16-74\narles I. Pearson\neappointed: King Karnen\nHOME FURNISHINGS, California Advisory\n1370\nBoard of\n7-2-74\nSverett Stunz\nHOME FURNISHINGS, California Advisory\n#412\nBoard of . (previously known as Calif.\n7-20-73\nAdvisory Bd. of Furniture and Bedding\nInspection)\nSherman Mickell\nMiss Marie Ann Schumacher\nReappointed: Mrs. Peter (Irene) Hannaford\n#317\nHOME IMPROVEMENT MONTH (June)\n6/8/67\n\"HONOR AMERICA DAY\"\n#345\n7-3-70\nRR urged Californians to participate in\nthis special day.\nHOOVER, J. Edgar, Death of\n#250\n5-2-72\n\"I was shocked and deeply saddened to learn of\nthe death of J. Edgar Hoover, director of the\nF.B.I.\"\nHOPE, BOB DAY\n#716\n12-26-68\nRR proclaimed, Sunday December 29, 1968\nHORSE RACING BOARD\n#700\n12-16-71\nWilliam A. Simpson, Tr.\nHORSE RACING BOARD\n#57\n(Dispute)\n1-27-70\nRR suggested that the California Horse Racing\nBoard immediately urge all parties in labor-\nmanagement dispute to agree to the use of\na secret ballot by union members and be guided\nby the results of the balloting.\nHORSE RACING BOARD\n#63\n1-28-70\nText dispute of RR telegram regarding labor-managemen\nHORSE RACING BOARD,\n#437\nCalifornia\n7-30-69\nY. Charles Soda\nReappointed #505 9-28-73\nHORSE RACING BOARD\n#339\n5.17.68\nJohn V. Newman , reappointed on 7-31-72. #445\nHORSE RACING BOARD\n#485\n8/31/67\nReappointed: John Robert Fluor\nHOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD,\n#100\nMetropolitan State\n2-14-74\nReappointed: Robert T. Young\nMrs. Blanche W. Collins\nHOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD, State\n#255\n4-19-74\nRalph A. Rendon\nDr. Irvin Ungar\nRonald J. Davey\nDr. Luis Arismendi\nCharles S. Dyer\nJohn R.Pence\nwilling n Heideman\nMarall H. Smith\nHenry Z. Arklin\nHOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARDS\n#577\nState\n12-22-70\nRR appointed 75 members to various\nstate hospitals throughout California\nHOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD\n#434\n9-4-70\nDr. William Eaton\nDr. John E. Affeldt - Reappointed 2-28-72, #113\nHOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD\n#364\n(State)\n7-13-70\nSherman F. Wagenseller, Public Member.\nHOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD, State\n#54\n1-30-69\nRobert R. Roberts\nHarry L. Miller\nArlene W. Lillie\nHOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD\n#10\n1-8-68\nLouis P. Funk\nHOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD\n#573\n10-23-67\nDudley S. Moore - Reappointed 2-28-72, #113\nMargaret J. Wherry\nHOSPITAL BENEFITS\n#165\nFOR WAGE EARNERS\n3-11-68\nLegislation proposing 50 percent increase in\nhospital benefits for wage earners.\nSamuel .T. Tibbits\nJohn E. Smits\nStoddard P. Johnston\nHOSPITAL COMMISSION, California\n#319\n5-30-74\nRR commended the California Hospital Commission\nfor reducing the special hospital assessment\nrate, which provides operating revenues for the\ncommission.\nHOSPITAL COMMISSION, California\n#351\n6-27-73\nMrs. Marvin (Phyllis R.) Smith, Jr.\nHOSPITAL COMMISSION , California\n#75\n2-8-72\nAllen J. Manzano\nHOSPITAL\n#576\n10-20-72\nGarv D. London\nHOSPITAL COUNCIL, State Advisory\n#137\n3-4-69\nIrvin Powers\nRaphael A. Solari\nHOSPITAL COUNCIL,\n#185\nState Advisory\n3-14-68\nWilma B. Muth\nHOSPITAL COUNCIL, Advisory\n#421\n7-27-67\nShirley Temple Black\nFrank A. Payne, Sr.\nMrs. William Thompson Stephens\nHOSPITAL COUNCIL, Advisory\n#652\n12-5-67\nDonald M. Hillman\nGeorge J. Badenhausen\nLucille C. Hosmer\nHOSPITALS\n#397\n(Atascadero State Hospital)\n6.11.68\nChris N. Jespersen, Jr.\nHOSPITAL - Camarillo State\n(Board of trustees)\n#362\n5.29.68\nRaul J. Navarro\nLouis W. Achenbach\nHOSPITALS\n#385\n(Napa State Hospital)\n6.6.69\nBoard of trustees, Sarah E. Rowen\nHOSPITAL - Stockton State\n#422\n6.24.68\n0.\nPatricia Ann Kirkegaard\nHOUSE RESOLUTION 7824\n#299\n5-16-74\nRR sent message to President Nixon pertaining\nto federal legislation, HR 7824, authored by\nRep. Albert Quie, R-Minn., the legal services\ncorporation bill, asking him to veto it.\nHOUSING\n#388\n(HUD 236 PROGRAM)\n6-29-71\nRR announced Department of Housing and Urban\nDevelopment has approved a $2,341,900 housing\nproject for the elderly in Redwood City\nHOUS ING\n#534\n(Operation Breakthrough)\n10-22-70\nRR statement on groundbreaking ceremony\nin Sacramento Operation Breakthrough.\nHOUSING CONCEPTS (New)\nDept. of\nfor LOW-INCOME FAMILIES\nHousing and\nCommunity Dev.\n11-4-69\nLeMenager, director of the State Department\nof Housing and Community Development today\nannounced members\nhave been invited to view a number of new\nconcepts used in construction; thousing units\nfor low-income families at Open House Nov. 13\nButte County Housing Authority in Gridley.\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT'S #282\nDIVISION OF RESEARCH AND ASSISTANCE, 5-7-74\nChief of the Department of\nJames M. Hicks, Jr.\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,\n#222\nState Commission on\n4-5-74\nDonald H. Stoneson, Chairman - reappointed\nArnold J. Romeyn, reappointed\nNorman F. Busch\nJames B. Aitken\nDonald C. C De Lutis\nRichard W. Strong\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,\n#3\nDirector of the State Department of\n1-4-74\nBarry D. Whittlesey\nHOUS ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,\n#62\nDirector of the Department of\n2-7-73\nRobert J. De Monte\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,\n#421\nDepartment of - Chief of Division\n7-27-73\nof Research and Assistance\nGorden S. Hill\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#305\nDivision of\n5-18-71\nNorman H. W. Jachens, Chief\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#621\nDIVISION OF\n11-4-71\nRichard E. Kazen\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#438\nDepartment of\n9-8-70\nDonald F. Pinkerton\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,\nChairman of the Commission on\n#496\n8-18-72\nElwood A. Teague\nHOUS ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,\n#554\nCommission on\n10-4-72\nPier A. Gherini, Jr.\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#608\nCOMMISSION ON\n11-2-71\nPaul R. Gore\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#136\n3-4-70\nCommission on\nJack Freeman\nReappointed 2-2-71, #54\nHOUS ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#416\n8-24-70\nKenneth J. Bourguignon\nReappointed 2-2-71, #54\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#233\nCommission on\n4-29-70\nAlfred D. Stalford\nRonald B. Swenson\nHOUS ING AND COMMUNITY\n#540\nDEVELOPMENT, Commission on\n9-16-69\nNominated Mayor Donald F. Pinkerton\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#425\n(State Commission on)\n6.25.68\nArnold J. Romeyn\nHOUS ING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#696\nCommission on\n12-3-68\nElwood A. Teague\nDonald L. Hardison\nGeorge L. Dealey\nArnold J. Romeyn\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n# 317\n(State Commission on)\n5.10.68\nAppointed, Donald Stoneson\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY\n#171\nDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION\n3-12-68\nJoseph A. Barbee\nAllan Oakley Hunter\nPro-ett Griffin\nJack Freeman\nHOUSING AND COMMUNITY\n#586\nDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION\n10-30-67\nHenry Z. Arklin\nJohn M. Martin\nHOUSING & COMMUNITY\n#128\n3-20-67\nJohn Ed Bowe\nHOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT\n#204\n4/20/67\nDIRECTOR, Charles R. LeMenager\nHOUSING DEVELOPMENT\n#670\nPROTOTYPE PROGRAM\n12-15-69\n(Operation Breakthrough)\nRR hailed decision by U. S. Secretary for\nHousing\nUrban Development George Romney\nto select California site--Sacramento--as one\nof 10 locations in nation for development of\nprototype housing project.\nHOUS ING DISCRIMINATION\n#617\n11-15-67\nState taking steps to aid department of\nDefense in elimination racial dis-crimination\nin housing available to military personnel\nin California.\nHOUS ING AND HOMEOWNERSHIP,\n#659\nGovernor's Conference on Planning for\n12-7-67\nStatewide conference in Sacramento to be held\nJanuary 31 to February 1.\nCharles R. LeManager-Conference Chairman.\nHOUSING PROGRAM INTRODUCED\n#619\nTO STIMULATE QUALITY PRODUCTION\n11-10-69\n(Operation Breakthrough)\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke urged Housing and\nUrban Development Secretary Rommey to select\nCalifornia site for development of prototype\nhousing to stimulate new building techniques,\nmaterials and methods.\nHUMAN RELATIONS\n# 293\n(Position paper)\n5.1.68\nRR issued major position paper on human\nrelations, setting forth philosophy OI the\nadministration on the principal problems\nfacing society.\nHUMAN RELATIONS\n# 272\n(Conference on Calif. minority\n4.19.68\ngroups)\nMembers of city and county human relations\ncommissions met with Governor to discuss prob-\nlems of minority grups in California.\nHUMAN RELATIONS\n#45\n2/6/67\nSpecial Assistant, Human Relations,\nRobert J. Keyes to replace Skip Bell\nHUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY, Secretary of\n#306\n5-18-72\nW.\nEarl/Brian Jr.\nTUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY SECRETARY\n#214\n4-20-72\nRR accepted Pesignation or James M. Hall,\nSecretary of the Human Relations Agency\nHUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY\n#488\n8-13-71\nLewis K. Uhler, Assistant Secretary\nHUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY\n#49\n2-1-71\nThree new assistants named to Agency:\nThomas M. McMurray (Programs & Management)\nAlex R. Cunningham\n(Communications)\nClyde E. Walthall\n(Legislative Program)\nHUMAN RELATIONS AGENCY\n#580\n12-23-70\nJames M. Hall, secretary\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT, Director\n#144\n01 the Department of\n3-15-73\nDwight M. Geduldig\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,\n#138\nResignation of the Director of\n3-13-73\nSigurd (Sig) Hansen\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT\n#606\nDEPARTMENT OF\n11-1-71\nLloyd A. (Brad) Bailey\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT\n#489\nDepartment of\n8-13-71\nSigurd (Sig) Hansen, Director\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT\n#591\nDepartment of (Activation)\n10-28-69\nRR formally activated California's new\nComy the Grapt\nstep towards getting \"the disadvantaged\noff their knees and on to their feet\".\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,\n#590\nDepartment of\n10-28-69\n(Formation Briefing)\nHistory and briefing on formation of new\ndepartment to consolidate overlapping,\nexpensive and often competing manpower\nprograms; designed for unemployed and\ndisadvantaged.\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT\n#275\nDepartment Of\n5-18-70\nNorman Blacher, Deputy Director and head of\nJob Training, Development and Placement Center.\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,\n#536\nDepartment of\n9-12-69\nSigurd (Sig) Hansen appointed deputy director\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,\n#586\nManpower division of\n10-22-69\nDaniel P. Lopez as deputy director\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,\n#536\nDepartment of\n9-12-69\nLouis J. Johnson appointed deputy director,\nSouthern California region\nHUMAN RESOURCES\n#445\nDEVELOPMENT, State Department\n8-4-69\nBenjamin Hargrave, as Deputy Director,\nNorthern California region\nHUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT,\n#45\nState Department of\n1-28-69\nGilbert L. Sheffield, Director\nHUMBOLDT COUNTY BOARD or\nSUPERVISORS, Second Dist.\n2-13-69\nC. Leland Rice\nHUMBOLDT COUNTY, Superior Court\n#553\n8-28-68\nThomas M. Montgomery\nHUMBOLDT, COUNTY, State of\n#33\nEmergency\n1-17-74\nbecause of flooding, storms and high winds\nHUMBOLDT COUNTY STATE OF EMERGENCY\n#179\n3-28-72\nActing Governor Reinecke declared state of\nemergency in Humboldt and requested President\nto declare both Humboldt and Del Norte counties\nas major disaster areas due to winds, rain,\nflooding, mud and silt slides\nHUMBOLDT REDWOODS STATE PARK\n#16\n1-16-69\nPepperwood Grove Addition, Calif. received title\nHUMMEL, Fred, Resignation of\n#644\n12-11-72\nRR today accepted resignation of Fred Hummel,\nState Architect.\nHUNTER: Allan Oakley\n#38\n1-19-70\nRR praised President Nixon's selection of\nHunter as president of the Federal National\nMortgage Association.\n#487\nHUNTING AND FISHING DAY\n9-19-73\nRR today urged Californians to observe Hunting\nand Fishing Day.\nBEACH-SEAL BEACH\n#244\nDISTRICT, Municipal Court\n5-5-67\nlarmon G. Scoville\nHURRICANE CAMILLE VICTIMS\n#483\n8-26-69\nRR urging all Californias to lend a helping\nhand by contributing to the relief of these\nsufferes through their local Red Cross Chapters.\nHYDROELECTRIC ENERGY\n#296\n5-15-74\nRR announced that California has the potential\nto increase its hydroelectric energy output by\nnearly 30 percent wthin the next 15 years if\nprompt action is taken by private and public\nutilities and governmental agencies.\n(TASK FORCE) GOV'T REORGANIZATION\nINTERIM\n12/6/66\n16 A\nHeaded by Caspar Weinberger\nMembers.\nLouis Kroeger\nDr. Ivan Hinderacker\nHouston Flournoy\nHarold Furst\nCyril Herman\nJames E. Kinney\nWilliam Clark, Jr.\nFINANCE Dept.\nINTERIM\n12/16/66\n23.\nDIRECTOR, Gordon Paul Smith\nFINANCE - CITIZENS ADVISORY TASK\nINTERIM\nFORCE\n12/16/66\n22.\nChairman, Leland Kaiser\nMembers: Dudley Browne\nGwin Follis\nErnest Arbuckle\nRobert Dockson\nFINANCIAL REP. FOR INTERIM GOV'T.\nINTERIM\n11/28/66\n13,\nJames S. Dwight, Jr.\nEXTRADITION & EXEC. CLEMENCY SECRY\nINTERIM\n12/21/66\n25.\nEdwin Meese III\nCITIZENS ADVISORY TASK FORCE\nINTERIM\nto Director of Finance\n12/16/66\n22.\nChairman, Leland Kaiser\nMembers: Dudley Browne\nGwin Follis\nErnest Arbuckle\nRobert Dockson\nCABINET SECRETARY\nINTERIM\nEarly Nov.\n11/23/66\n12.\nWillaim P. Clark, Jr.\nCAMPAIGN SUMMARY\n#34 Interem\n12/8/66\nAPPOINTMENTS SECRETARY\nINTERIM\n12/6/66\n16.\nThomas C. Reed\nAGRICULTURE, Dept.\nINTERIM\n12/28/66\n30.\nDIRECTOR, Earl Coke\nPRESS SCHEDULES\nINTERIM\n11/16/66\n5.\n11/18 - 11/21\n11/22 - 11/27\n6.\n11/29 - 12/2 12/5 - 12/10, Cl Spings\n14. ILAA\n12/12 - 12/18\n18.\n12/19 - 12/26\n21.\n12/27 - 12/31\n27.'\nWATER RESOURCES\nINTERIM\n12/22/66\n28.\nDIRECTOR, William R. Gianelli\nTASK FORCE GOV'T REORGANIZATION\nINTERIM\n12/6/66\n16A\nChrm: Caspar Weinberger\nMembers:\nLouis Kroeger\nDr. Ivan Hinderacker\nHouston Flournoy\nHarold Furst\nCyril Herman\nJames E. Kinney\nWilliam Clark, Jr.\nTASK FORCE - Citizens' Advisory\nINTERIM\nTo Director of Finance\n12/16/66\n22\nChairman:\nLeland Kaiser\nMembers:\nDudley Browne\nGwin Follis\nErnest Arbuckle\nRobert Dockson\nECH TO ASSOCIATED PRESS MANAGING\nINTERIM\nTORS' CONF. - CORONADO\n11/16/66\n3.\nSCREENING COMMITTEE - SAN FRANCISCO INTERIM\n11/15/66\n2.\nChairman, Leland M. Kaiser\nSCREENING COMMITTEE - San Joaquin Valley Area\nINTERIM\n11/23/66\n9.\nChairman, Bill Mazzie\nSCREENING COMMITTEE - San Diego\nINTERIM\n11/23/66\n9.\nChairman, Gordon C. Luce\nSCREENING COMMITTEE - LOS ANGELES\nINTERIM\n11/15/66\n2.\nChairman, William French Smith\nSCREENING COMMITTEE - ADVISORY COMM. INTERIM\n11/23/66\n9.\nAdvisory Comm. to Screening Committee for\nSan Diego & San Joaquin\nSCHEDULE - CHRISTMAS\nINTERIM\n12/21/66\n26.\nChristmas Message, Christmas Week - no\nappointments\nREPUBLICAN PARTY LIAISON\nINTERIM\nEarly Nov.\n11/23/66\n11.\nGov's Rep. with Republican Party - Win Adams\nPRESS OFFICE\nINTERIM\n12/7/66\n17.\nAssistant Press Secretary, Nancy Clark Reynold\nPRESS OFFICE\nINTERIM\nEarly Nov.\n162366\n16.\nPaul J Beck, Assistant Press Secretary\nLEGISLATIVE LIAISON - SENATE\nINTERIM\nEarly Nov.\n7. 11/22\nGov's Office Leg. Liaison to Senate -\nVernon L. Sturgeon\nLEGISLATIVE LIAISON - ASSEMBLY\nINTERIM\nEarly Nov.\n8. 11/23\nGov's Office Leg. Liaison to Assembly -\nJack B. Lindsey\nJOB OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM\nINTERIM\n12/27/66\n29.\nDirector, Chad McClellan\nHis L.A. program: Management Council for\nMerit Employment Training & Research\n(CALIF. )L HIGHWAY PATROL,\nINTERIM\n12/30/66\n31.\nCOMMISSIONER, Harold W. Sullivan\nHUMAN RELATIONS - - Sp. Assist. to Gov. INTERIM\n11/30/66\n15,\nTheron (Skip) Bell\nI\nIDENTIFICATION CARD\n#460\n(For non-drivers)\n7.9.68\nRR signed bill to make available I.D. cards for\nnon-drivers which will serve as a positive proof\nfor identity. (AB 26 - Barnes)\nIMMUNIZATION ACTION MONTH\n#497\n9-25-73\nRR urged California parents to join forces with\nhealth organizations in supporting Immunization\nAction Month in October.\nAlso, State Health Department's Advisory Group\non Immunization Action Month has asked Nancy\nReagan to be honorary chairman of the Campaign\nin California.\nIMPERIAL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS\n#496\n8-30-74\nBob L. Ellison\nIMPORT-EXPORT TRADE\nMEMO TO THE PRESS\n6-7-72\nState Department of Commerce Figures on Import-\nExport trade.\nInaugural Committee\n1/9/67\nSouvenir programs, Fiesta California, ordered\nP.O. Box 2511, Sac.\n$2.00 each\nI NAUGURAL COMMITTEE\nAl Hill\n4/18/67\nInaugural decorations on sale in office\nof Mr. Clyde Romines, st. capitol\nINAUGURAL COSTS\n#59\n2-13-67\nINCOME TAX LAW\n#674\n12-13-67\nAmendment to personal income tax law relating\nto income averaging.\nINCOME TAX LAW\n#615\n11-14-67\nProposal made to Legislature to correct\ntechnical error in income tax law; would\ncorrect serious loophole.\nINCOME TAX OBLIGATIONS FOR 1962-65\nTelephone\nGovernor's\nStatement\n4-9-74\nResponse to inquiries on Governor Reagan's\nincome tax obligations.\nINCOME TAXES,\n#289\nSemiannual Payment of\n5-25-67\nRR outlined details of administrations proposal\nto institute semi-annual payments of income\ntaxes for certain California taxpayers.\nINCOME TAX\n#341\n(Reduction of)\n5.20.68\nRR announced administration plan to reduce\nstate income taxes next year by some $35\nmillion.\nINCOME TAX\n# 264\n(Revision of state inc. tax)\n4.16.68\nRR asked Assemblyman Jack Veneman to introduce\nbill revising state income tax law to replace\nsystem of tax credits with system similar to\npersonal exemption provisions of federal law.\nINDEPENDENCE DAY STATEMENT\n#396\n7-3-72\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke issued statement\nin commemoration of the Fourth of July.\nINDEPENDENCE DAY\n#448\n7.3.68\nRR proclaimed signing of Declaration of Indepen-\ndence to be observed by ringing bells throughout\nstate at 11 a.m. morning of July 4.\nINDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE\n#372\n6/30/67\n\"Parade America\"\nto the Governor on\ntelephone\nstatement\n8-8-73\nResponse to press inquiries - Williams'\nemployment status as Special Assistant to the\nGovernor on Indian Affairs.\nINDIAN AFFAIRS,\n#478\nState Advisory Commission\n8-28-67\nWilliam E. Coombs\nINDIAN AFFAIRS, Advisory Commission on\n#90\nState\n2-13-69\nJohn L. Harmer\nINDIAN ASSISTANCE PROJECT\n#301\nCalifornia\n5-17-71\nRR announced establishment of California Indian\nAssistance Project to aid California Indians\nin rural, reservation and urban areas.\nH. D. Timm Williams, Director\nJoe Carrillo, Jr. Assistant\nINDIAN DAY, AMERICAN\n#603\n9.24.68\n1. rociamation, September 27, 1968\nINDIAN GROUPS,\n#677\nMedical Aid for\n12-18-67\nPublic Health Department to administer medical\ntreatment to the Indians.\nINDIAN HEALTH CARE PROGRAM\n#648\n12-1-69\nRR called on Federal government to include\nCalifornia Indians in appropriation for\nhealth care services.\nINDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS\n#363\nDivision of\n6-16-71\nRoy J. Bell, Administrative director\nINDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS, Div. of\n#20\n1/18/07\nAdministrative Director, Roy J. Bell\nINDUSTRIAL EDUCATION WEEK\n#137\n2-29-68\nRR proclaimed week of March 4, 1968.\nINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, Director of\n#594\nthe Department of\n11-9-72\nH. Edward White\nINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, Resignation\n#384\nof the Director of the Department of\n6-28-72\nWilliam C. Hern\nDepartment of\n#376\n7-23-70\n- C. Hern, Director.\nINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS\n#128\nDeputy Director Of\n3-3-70\nGeorge W. Smith\n#543\nINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS\n9-17-69\nActing Director:\nWilliam C. Hern\n#245\nINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS,\n4-23-69\nState Department of\nResignation of Albert C. Beeson\nINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS,\n#151\nDepartment of\n4-5-67\nINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS\n#54\n2-9-67\nMargaret Ritchie O'Grady\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD\n#195\n4-5-73\nDale Marr\nLeo R. Westwater\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD\n#222\nDEPT. OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS\n4-14-71\nRichard K. Humphries\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD\n#429\n7-25-69\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD\n(State Dept. -Industrial Relations)\n#363\n5.29.68\nVirgil L. Collins\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY BOARD\n#124\nof Dept. of Industrial Relations\n3/17/67\nReappted to Board: Richard K. Humphries\nAppted: Albert W. Turner, replaced Jack\nF. Hatton who is now Chief, Div.\nof Industrial Safety\nTurner reappointed 2-2-71, #55\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY, Chief of the\n#538\nDivision of\n9-26-72\nRichard Wilkins\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY\n#371\nDivision of\n6-21-71\nJack F. Hatton reappointed chief of division.\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY,\n#50\nDivision of\n2-8-67\nJack F. Hatton, Chief Safety Engineer.\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY DIVISION\n#87\nINVESTIGATION\n2-10-72\nRR endorsed series of recommendations by\nAgriculture Secretary Coke aimed at strength-\nening management of State Division of\nIndustrial Safety and insuring continued\nsafety of working men and women (Labor-\nManagement Fact Finding Committee Report\nattached)\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY\n=71\nDIVISION INVESTIGATION\n2-2-72\nContents of Earl Coke letter to Select Labor\nManagement Factfinding Committee for State\nDivision of Industrial Safety suggesting recom-\nmendation of Department of Finance auditors\nmight aid efforts of Committee (Finance Report\nwas attached)\nRR announced acceptance of Jack F. Hatton's\nresignation; Roy J. Bell appointed acting chief\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY DIVISION CHIEF,\n#41\nResignation of\n1-27-72\nContents of letter to Governor restating offer\nto resign.\n#13\nINDUSTRIAL SAFETY WEEK\n1-11-68\nRR proclaimed week of February 4-10\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE, Chief of the\n#152\n3-16-73\nDivision of\nMs. Evelyn E. Whitlow\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION\n#154\n3-19-73\nMike E. Elorduy\nMrs. Frank (Joyce R.) ) Valuez\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION\n#43\n1-30-73\nStanton D. Elliott\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION\n#106\n3-5-71\nTheodore J. Todd\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION\n#419\n8-27-70\nMike R. Elorduy\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION\n#238\n5-1-70\nKenneth J. Bourguignon\nEdward M. Curran\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION\n#224\n4-14-69\nstate\nJoyce Valdez\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION\n#169\n3-11-68\nStanton D. Elliott\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION\n#138\n3/28/67\nMember appted: Theodore J. Todd\nCHIEF, Miss Virginia Allee\nDept. of Industrial Relations\nINDUSTRIAL WELFARE, Resignation\nof Chief of\n#143\n3-9-72\nRR statement re resignation of Miss Virginia\nAllee; will accept new position as Regional\nAdministrator of Employment Standards in\nU.S. Dept. of Labor\nINDUSTRY AND COMMERCE\n#21\nIN CALIFORNIA\n1-18-71\nRR called upon Lt. Governor Ed Reinecke\nto spearhead state's programs to\nstimulate commerce and industry in California.\nINFLATION, RR position on\n#488\n8-24-74\nRR statement at annual Bull Roast picnic, Cen-\nterville, Maryland, calling for sharp cuts in\ngovernment spending to fight inflation.\nENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COURT\n1320\n6-7-74\nDesmond J. Bourke\nINGIEWOOD MUNICIPAL COURT\n#613\n12-26-73\nWilliam R. Clay\nINGLEWOOD JUDICIAL DISTRICT\n#138\nMUNICIPAL COURT\n3-15-71\nFrank Baffa\nINGLEWOOD, Municipal Court\n#679\n12-18-67\nStephen F.Stothers\nINGLEWOOD, Municipal Court\n#395\n7-14-67\nINITIATIVE, Tax Reduction and\n#198\nRevenue Control\n4-6-73\nRR today literally took his revolutionary plan\nto limit and reduce state taxes directly to the\npeople. Governor Reagan carried the first voter\npetition house to house through a Pacific Palis-\nades neighborhood.\nINSURANCE, Department of\n#344\n6-8-71\nReorganization creates new Division of\nConsumer Services.\nINSURANCE, Group Life\n(State Employees)\n#294\n5-15-72\nlife RR proposed a comprehensive voluntary group\nemployees. insurance program for all full-time state\nINSURANCE, No-Fault\n#304\n5-17-72\nRR today met with the chairman of two Senate\ncommittees\nand the former chairman of the Asembly Finance\nand Insurance Committee, to receive a progress\nreport on the situation in the legislature with\nrespect to no-fault insurance.\nINSURANCE, California Commissioner of #542\n9-27-72\nGleeson L. (Tige) Payne\nINSURANCE, State Commissioner of,\n#534\nResignation of\n9-26-72\nResignation of Richards D. Barger\nINSURANCE COMMISSIONER\n#19\n1-14-71\nRichards Dale Barger\nINSURANCE COMMISSIONER\n#539\n8.21.68\nRichards D. Barger\nINSURANCE COMMISSIONER\n#342\n5.21.68\nRR announced he has accepted resignation of\nState Insurance Commissioner Richard S. L.\nRoddis.\nINSURANCE REQUIREMENTS PLAN\n#107\nGOVERNING COMMITTEE, Fair Access to\n2-19-74\n(aka: F.A.I.R. Plan Governing Committee)\nGeorge B. Salisbury\nINSURANCE PLAN GOVERNING\n#621\nCOMMITTEE (F.A.I.R.)\n11-10-69\nNewly created:\nHayward Andrews\nJack W. Jones\nMarvene G. Morse\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL COUNCIL\n#94\nON URBAN GROWTH\n2-13-68\nBaker\nMerle H. Boyce\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL COUNCIL\n#599\nON URBAN GROWTH\n11-6-67\nRoss Barrett\nThomas W. Sefton\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL MANAGEMENT\n#610\n11-7-69\nRonald Frankum, Executive Officer.\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL MANAGEMENT,\n#317\nOffice of\n6-13-69\nRR announced the creation and appointed\nLt. Governor Ed Reinecke as chief executive\nofficer.\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,\n#477\nCouncil on\n8-20-74\nRobert J. Keyes\nRELATIONS,\n#357\nCouncil on\n6-26-74\nJack B. Cummings\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,\n#224\nCouncil on\n4-5-74\nDoreen D. Marshall\nWilliam J. Jefferds\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,\n#243\nExecutive Secretary of the Council on\n4-16-74\nMichael W. Aggenburg\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,\n#55\nState Council on\n1-29-74\nReappointment: Dr. Charles N. Bacigalupi\nFrank L. Long Jr. - appt.\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,\n#121\nCouncil on\n2-22-74\nDonald M. Hillman\nDaniel D. Mikesell\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS, Council on\n#246\n5-2-73\nJames Stearns\nEarl W. Brian, M.D.\nFrank J. Walton\nByron James\nLieutenant Governor Ed Reinecke\nHouston Flournoy\nNorman B. Livernore, Jr.\nClifford R. Anderson, Jr.\nWesley McClure\nRuth A. Green\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,\n#266\nCouncil of\n5-5-72\nJoseph P. Bort\nRalph W. Chapman\nJack W. Harris\nJim G. Robbins\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS\n#239\n(COUNCIL OF)\n4-20-71\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke appointed\nClifford R. Anderson, Jr. as Chairman\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS\n#190\nCouncil of\n4-5-71\nDr. Richard W. Gable\nReappointed:\nPaul J. Anderson\nMaurice K. Hamilton\nW. Odie Wright, Jr.\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS\n#130\nCouncil on\n3-4-70\nCharles N. Bacigalupi\nHoward H. Wiefels\nJames C. Haugh\nJames V. Fitzgerald, reappointed\nINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS,\n# 50\nCouncil on,\n1-29-69\n(State)\nFrank D. Fargo, executive secretary\nintergovernmental RELATIONS,\n#579\nCouncil on\n10-15-69\nA.\nCOUNCIL\nintergovernmental\nRELATIONS\n#335\n6-17-69\nMaurice K. Hamilton\nINTERIOR, U.S. Department of\n#215\n4-8-69\nRR commending appointment of Henry M. Shine, Jr.\nto Department of Interior.\nINTERNATIONAL GOODWILL AND\n#426\nFRIENDSHIP DAY (Proclamation)\n9-1-70\nRR issued proclamation for observance\nSeptember 3, 1970, of Internetional Goodwill\nFriendship Day in California.\nINTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND\nTelephone\nTELEGRAPH CONTRIBUTION TO\nStatement\nREPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION\n3-7-72\nClarification of RR remarks regarding accept-\nance of Sheraton pledge by City of San Diego\nfor August convention\nINTERNATIONAL TRUCK\n#281\nSHOW DAY\n5-23-67\nRR proclaimed May 24, 1967 as International\nTruck Show Day.\nINTERSTATE 5 FREEWAY\n#422\n7-25-69\nRR proposed that Interstate 5 be designated\nApollo Freeway in honor of American astronauts\nwho made moon landing\nINTERSTATE COOPERATION\n#168\nCalifornia Commission on\n4-6-67\nLt. Governor Robert Finch, Chairman\nHouston Flournoy\nIvy Baker Priest\nAlvin J. Rockwell\nFrank M. Jordan\nINTERSTATE HIGHWAY\n#428\n(Right-of-way rental money)\n6.25.68\nRR signed a bill to permit local governments in\nstate to receive interstate highway right-of-\nway rental money that previously was forwarded\nto the federal government. (AB 607 - Lanterman)\nINVENTORY OF DURABLE\n#290\nGOODS\n5-25-67\nRR directed Department of General Services to\nconduct a comprehensive evaluation of state's\ninventories of durable goods.\nINVENTORY TAX RELIEF\n#253\n4-28-71\nRR announced support for legislation (AB 559)\nGonsalves--which will fully reimburse\nCalifornia counties for the business inventory\ntax exemption.\nINVEST IN AMERICA WEEK\n# 289\n(Statement about)\n4.30.68\nRR issued statement in observance of \"Invest\nin America Week\"--urged citizens to realize\nimportance of personal savings and invest-\nments in strengthening economic life.\nRR orders National Guard alert.\nISLETON DISASTER AREA (Flood)\n#529\n(reopening)\n9-25-72\nRR today announced that the City of Isleton is\nbeing reopened permitting residents of the\nflood stricken community to return to their\nhomes schedule. and businesses nearly a month ahead of\nISLETON FLOOD\n#392\n6-30-72\nRR today announced that an unemployment\nassistance fund is available to help individuals\nwho are now unemployed because of the recent\nflooding of Andrus and Brannon Islands,\nincluding the town of Isleton.\nISLETON FLOOD, Disaster\n6-27-72\narea declared by Nixon\nRR read telegram sent by President Nixon to\nmembers of the press in the council room.\n\"As you requested, I have declared a major\ndisaster for California because of damages due\nto a levee break and flooding.\"\nISLETON FLOOD\n#376\n6-23-72\nRR today asked President Nixon to declare\nSacramento County a major disaster area\nin the wake of floods in the Delta area.\nISLETON FLOOD\n#368\n6-21-72\nRR today, at the request of the Sacramento\nCounty Board of Supervisors, took immediate\naction in declaring a state of emergency over\nthe flooding of Andrus and Brannan Islands area\nin the Sacramento-San Joaquin river delta."
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