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    "ocrText": "Ronald Reagan Presidential Library\nDigital Library Collections\nThis is a PDF of a folder from our textual\ncollections.\nCollection: Reagan, Ronald: Gubernatorial Papers, 1966-\n74: Press Unit\nFolder Title: Press Releases - Index [C]\nBox: P5\nTo see more digitized collections visit:\nhttps://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library\nTo see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories\nvisit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection\nContact a reference archivist at: [email protected]\nCitation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing\nNational Archives Catalogue:\nhttps://catalog.archives.gov/\nCABINET AFFAIRS,\n#99\nAssistant to the Governor\n2-17-69\nJ. Earl Coke annointed\nC\nCABINET SECRETARY\n#644\n11-25-69\nJames J. Crumpacker\nCABINET SECRETARY, Assistant\n#589\n9.17.68\nThomas M. McMurray\nCALAVERAS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS\n#558\n9-27-74\nLeonard E. Anderson\nCALAVERAS COUNTY\n#604\nBOARD OF SUPERVISORS\n11-1-71\nWistos\nCALAVERAS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS #316\n6-17-70\nBoard member, Joe R. Yockers\nCAL-VET DISASTER INDEMNITY\n#127\nFUND\n3-11-71\nRR called for urgency consideration of AB 579\nwhich would augment the Cal Vet Disaster\nIndemnity Fund and allow the state to fulfill\nobligations to Cal-Vet contract holders\nCAL-VET FARM and HOME\n#651\nLOAN PROGRAM\n12-3-69\nRR announced establishment of an interim\nfinancing program for the program of the\nDepartment of Veterans Affairs.\nCAL-VET : HOME OWNERS\n#58\n1-31-69\nRR instructed James E. Johnson, State Director\nAFFAIRS,\nCO make every\nservice available to the home owners, in storm\ndevastated areas.\nCALIFORNIA AERONAUTICS BOARD\n#303\n6-3-69\nRonald T. Golan\nCALIFORNIA AGRICULTURE DAY\n#413\n7-22-69\nF.R proclaimed July 22\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#358\n6-26-74\nJohn A. Olivero\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#294\n5-14-74\nMrs. Ruth F. Drossel\nDiahard L Marting\nS. R. (Jack) McCann\nBernard S. Miles\nGordon R. Morrison\nLowell \"Wayne\" Turner\nPeter Verkerke, Jr.\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#150\n3-16-73\nHerald L. Antrim\nFred L. Feci\nGeorge A. Harter\nJack Horner\nJohn M. Lozano\nDionicio Morales\nArthur D. Taylor\nJohn L. Watts\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#517\n9-7-72\nFred L. Feci\nRichard F. Martin\nS. R. \"Jack\" McCann\nPeter Verkerke, Jr.\nGordon Morrison\nGeorge H. Henneberg\nBernard S. Miles\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#290\n5-13-71\nAppointed:\nArthur D. Taylor\nReappointed:\nJerald L. Antrim\nJohn G. Lozano\nDionicio Morales\nGeorge A. Harter\nJohn L. Watts\nJack Hornel\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#236\n5-1-70\nHoward J. Volz\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#89\n2-9-70\nFred V. Adam\nBernard S. Miles\nGeorge H. Henneberg\nGeorge W. Smith\nRichard M. Lane\nFred A. Schmitz\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP\n#471\nCOUNCIL\n8-14-69\nHenry Henneberg\nWilliam Mariano\nJohn G. Lozano\nEdward J. Hibbert\nGeorge A. Harter\nHarry B. Winston, Jr\nWilliam F. Stumpf\nRobert H. Worthy\nWesley R. Brazier\nALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP\n#315\nCOUNCIL\n6-12-69\nRR praised the Council for its sponsorship of\nprogram which provides career training for\nmany young people and welcomed the 250,000th\nyoung person to enter the program.\nCALIFORNIA BPPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#170\n3-11-68\nGeorge W. Smith\nReappointed:\nFred A. Schmitz\nRichard M. Lane\nBernard S. Miles\nFred V. Adam\nFrancis A. Knapp\nCALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL\n#362\n6-28-67\nHenry J. Harkleroad\nWilliam F. Stumpf\nRobert H. Worthy\nCALIFORNIA BICENTENNIAL DAY\n#393\n7-11-69\nRR proclaimed July 16\nCALIFORNIA CITIZENSHIP DAY\n#612\n11-10-69\nRR proclaimed November 13, 1969\nCALIFORNIA COMMISSION ON\nINTERSTATE COOPERATION\n#316\n6-12-69\nJ. Frank Coakley (simultaneously appointed to\nLaws) Commission \"Ditorm state\nCALIFORNIA COMMISSION ON\n#48\nINTERSTATE COOPERATION\n1-24-68\nJohn A. Sutro, Sr.\nCALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES,\n#357\nBoard of Governors\n6-13-72\nDean S. Lesher, James J. Crumpacker,\nReappointed were: Mrs. Carol W. Marsden,\nBernard C. Plover.\nCALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES\n#431\nBOARD OF GOVERNORS\n7-19-71\nRoy T. Brophy\nCALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES,\n#720\nBoard of Governors\n12-31-68\nHerbert T. Stroschein\nwhit U Tancaster\nPhillip V. Sanchez\nWilliam A. Dillard\nCOMMUNITY COLLEGES\n#142\nBOARD OF GOVERNORS\n3-16-71\nNorman E. Watts, Jr.\nReappointed:\nJames C. Dodd\nHarmon K. Howard\nMrs. Joan King\nMrs. Myrtle Wiens\nCalifornia\nCOMMUNITY COLLEGES\n#199\nCalifornia, Board of Governors\n4-9-70\nReappointed:\nThe Reverend Paul C. Cox\nBenjamin N. Scott\nCharles E. Smoot\nHarold F. Wolters\nCOMMUNITY COLLEGES, Board of\n#30\n1.16.68\nBoard formed to make the community colleges an\nintegral element of public higher education;\n15 appointments.\nCOMMUNITY COLLEGES\n#367\nBoard of Governors\n7-13-70\nKing E. Durkee\nCALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE #158\n3-11-74\nWalter Pudinski\nAllen F. Breed\nHerbert E. Ellingwood\nD. Lowell Jensen\nWayne H. Bronhoft\nJohn F. Duffy\nRobert G. Eckhoff\nErnest J. Rowland\nJohn T. Conlan\nBilly G. Mills\nGene S. Muehleisen\nJames G. Fisk\nDr. Donald E. McKenzie\nCALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE #427\n7-19-74\nHenry T. Wilfong, Jr.\nCALIFORNIA\nCOUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE\n#548\n10-3-72\nBilly G. Mills\nCALIFORNIA\nCOUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE\n#518\n9-7-72\nDr. Earl Brian\nCALIFORNIA\nCOUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE\n#460\n8-8-72\nDavid L. Luce\nCALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON\n#152\nCRIMINAL JUSTICE\n3-14-72\nKenneth F. Fare\nCALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON\n#664\nCRIMINAL JUSTICE\n11-24-71\nVernon L. Grose\nCALIFORNIA\nCOUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE\n#31\n1-22-71\nEvelle Younger, Chairman\nCALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON\n#405\nCRIMINAL JUSTICE\n8-19-70\nHerbert L. Ashby\nCALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON\n#194\nCRIMINAL JUSTICE\n4-7-70\nRobert G. Eckhoff\nCALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE #3\n1-2-70\nFour new members:\nJohn T. Conlan\nDouglas F. Dollarhide\nPatrick G. La Pointe\nRaymond C. Simon\nCALIFORNIA COUNCIL\n#381\nON CRIMINAL JUSTICE\n7-9-69\nWayne H. Bornhoft\nCALIFORNIA\nCOUNCIL OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE\n#84\n2-7-68\nThomas C. Lynch\nCALIFORNIA CRIME TECHNOLOGICAL\n#494\nRESEARCH FOUNDATION\n8-29-74\nRichard E. Vahlstrom\nBrian P. Parker\nJames M. Geary\nPeter A. Hogenson\nCALIFORNIA CRIME TECHNOLOGICAL\n#727\nRESEARCH FOUNDATION\n12-28-71\nRobert A. Houghton\nCALIFORNIA DISASTER OFFICE\n1419\nEMPLOYEE REDUCTION\n7-30-69\nLegislative reductions in agency's 1969-70\nLASORI , CEF budget ret\nemployees\n#303\nCALIFORNIA ECOLOGY CORPS\n5-18-71\nRR optimistic over 40 volunteers and the\npotential of enough volunteers in the near\nfuture to staff 2 Or 3 Ecology Centers.\nCALIFORNIA ECOLOGY CORPS\n#251\n4-27-71\nRR, by executive order created CEC\"\nto\nincrease our efforts in protecting Calif's.\nenvironment\" and enable state to draw\nupon selected young men who have volunteered\nas well as those classified as conscientious\nobjectors to military service.\nCAL-EXPO MANAGEMENT\n#146\n3-16-73\nRR today announced that he intends to assign\nresponsibility for Cal-Expo to William Penn Nott,\nJr., director of the state Department of Parks\nand Recreation\nCALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND FAIR\n#31\nEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE\n1-20-72\nRalph A. Nissen reappointed Chairman\nwoodrow A. Miller, Reappointed Member\nRobert R. Gallaway, Appointed Member\nMALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND\n#456\n7AIR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE\n7-30-71\nJimmy D. Isbell (Student appointee)\nCALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND\n#52\nFAIR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE\n2-2-71\n(3 Appointments)\nReappointed Chairman Ralph A. Nissen\nMembers: Herbert C. Sanderson\nNelson G. Dong\nCALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND FAIR\n#546\nEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE\n11-13-70\nNelson G. Dong\nEthel A. Hartman\nJoash E. Paul\nCAL-EXPO and Fair Executive Committee #80\n2-4-70\nThomas A. Lipman, appointed.\nReappointed:\nJohn H. Clifford\nGeorge A. Whitney\nCAL-EXPO and FAIR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE #29\n1-14-70\nRalph Nissen, Chairman\nEXPOSITION, State Fair and\n#154\n3.6.68\nJack H. Clifford\n#218\nEXPOSITION CALIFORNIA AND FAIR EXECUTIVE\n4-10-69\nCOMMITTEE, California\nRafael Vega\nJospeh RUSS IV\nDenis G. Babson\nCALIFORNIA\nEXPOSITION AND FAIR EXECUTIVE\n#98\nCOMMITTEE, State\n2-17-69\nppointed Dalnh Wisson\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION\n#36\n1-24-73\nKenneth E. Vetter\nWilliam L. Leonard\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION\n#22\n1-19-71\nMoon Lim Lee\nVernon J. Cristina\n#16\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION\n1-11-68\nRobert E. Herdman\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION\n#37\n2-1-67\nFred .. Jemmings\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION\n#16\n1-16-67\nMembers:\nVernon J. Christina\nMoon Lim Lee\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION\n#570\n10-20-67\nEarl Roberts\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL\n#602\n(No strike pledge)\n10-31-69\nRR commended California Association of Highway\nPatrolmen for no strike pledge; text of RR\nletter quoted\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL\n#253\n5-9-67\nCHP able to use radar to measure speed of\nmotor vehicles\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL\nB & T Release\nCOMMISSIONER, Appointment of\n7-11-72\nWalter Pudinski\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL\nB & T\nCOMMISSIONER, Resignation of\nRelease\n7-11-72\nResignation of CHP Commissioner Harold W.\nSullivan was accepted today by Frank J. Walton,\nBusiness and Transportation Agency Secretary.\nCALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL SALARIES\n#466\n8-16-74\nRR announced agreement has been reached on\namendment to legislation estublishing new\nmethod for determining CHP salaries based\non salaries for corresponding ranks in 5 major\nlaw enforcement jurisdictions in Calif.\nCALIFORNIA HOSPITAL COMMISSION\n#472\n8-19-74\nDr. Edgar K. Rose\nADITORNIA HOSPITAL COMMISSION\n#75\n2-8-72\nEverett Southard\nAlbert B. Halverson\nMenry B. Dunlap\nTheodore Cummings\nDr. James B. D. Mark\nAllen J. Manzano\nMrs. Elizabeth Rowen\nCALIFORNIA INDUSTRY AND\n#662\nWORLD TRADE COMMISSION\n12-9-69\nAppointed:\nAllan F. Mather\nWilliam J. Neff\nWilliam W. Morison\nJ. Dallas Clark\nWilliam E. Roberts\nRobert H. Volk\nEarle M. Constable\nGeorge Curran\nRalph B. Dewey\nCALIFORNIA LAW REVISION COMMISSION\n#624\n11-5-71\nAppointed:\nHoward R. Williams\nJohn J. Balluff\nReappointed:\nMarc Sandshrom\nJohn N. McLaurin\nNoble K. Gregory\nCALIFORNIA LEGAL\n1-14-72\nSERVICES FOUNDATION\n#18\nRR announced plans for bold new experiment\naimed at significantly improving quality &\navailability of professional legal services\nto the poor in Calif.\nCALIFORNIA MARCHING BAND AT BERKELEY #145\n3-9-70\nRR names California Marching Band at Berkeley\nas official representative at EXPO '70, Osaka.\nCALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY\n#98\n3-2-71\nRear Admiral Leslie E. Gehres (Ret.)\nCALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY\n#242\n5-4-70\nReed M. Williams\nCALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY\n#114\nBoard of Governors\n2-26-69\nReappointed Ernest N. Kettenhofen\nCALIFORNIA-NEVADA COMPACT\n#138\n3-4-70\nJ. Allen Bray, representative\nCOMMISSION CALIFORNIA-NEVADA INTERSTATE COMPACT #363\n6.28.67\nLeland R. Charlebois\nRandolph H. Dewante\nAlfred A. Hodder\nWilliam F. Bechdolt\nHubert B. Bruns\nCharles F. Fogerty\nCALIFORNIA POPPY\n#310\n5-20-71\nRR plea for precervation of the Ctille Floor\nCALIFORNIA RECREATIONAL\n#177\nTRAILS COMMITTEE\n3-27-72\nRalph R. Goodson\nCRLA\nCarlucci Statement\nJune 29, 1971\nRR comment and copy of statement of Frank\nCarlucci, Director of federal Office of\nEconomic Opportunity, regarding CRLA funding.\nCRLA - OEO\n#320\n5-24-71\nText of RR telegram to Attorney General\nJohn Mitchell requesting investigation,\nand report re: the fire-bombing of\nAttorney William Moreno's office.\nAlso, text of telegram to Moreno\n#309\nCREA - OEO\n5-19-71\nTelegram to Frank Carlucci re: conduct\narings hv Federal OFO\non CRLA. Also requests full investigation\nof all facts pertaing to CRLA's activities.\nCREA\n#266\nOEO\n5-4-71\nRRletter to Frank Caducci, Director of OEO\nrequesting meeting between state and federal\nofficials to review investigation of CRLA\nproblems\nCRLA-OEO\n#295\n5-14-71\nLetter to Frank Carlucci enclosing document\nestablishing illegal relationship between\nCRLA and UFWOC.\nCRLA\nMEMO\n(Hearings)\n5-13-71\nSamples of documentary evidence submitted\nin current CRLA-OEO-California hearings.\n(LETTER TO OEO\n4-28-71\nRR letter to Commission members investigating\nCRLA, San Francisco. References to statemento\nmade in Press Conference April 27.\nCALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE\n#50\n2-1-71\nRR approved short-term grant to CRLA, Inc.\nwhich will expire in six months.\nCRLA\n#3\n1-6-71\n283 page report sent to federal OEO officials\nin Washington, D. C. in support of RR veto\nof funding CRLA.\nCRLA\nOffice of Economic\nOpportunity\nLewis K. Uhler, Dir.\n1-7-71\nMaterial supporting RR's veto of funding\nCRLA for 1971\nCRIA\nOffice of Economic Oppil\nLewis K. Uhler, Dir.\n1-7-71\nState of California accused \"persons acting\non behalf of CRLA \" of harassing persons\nwho have signed complaints about the\nactivities of CRLA\nto change stories\nCKLA\nOffice of Beonomic\nOpportunity\nLewis K. Uhler, Dir.\n1-26-71\nLetter from California Congressmen urging\nPresident Nixon to sustain Governor Reagan's\nveto of funding for California Rural Legal\nAssistance, Inc.\nCRLA\n#585\n12-26-70\nRR VETOED $1.8 million grant to California\nRural Legal Assistance, Inc. for re-funding\nof program.\nCRLA\n#588\n12-30-70\nExtension of 30 days for study of material\nsupporting RR's veto of grant to re-fund\nCRLA operations.\n#593\nCRIA\n12-31-70\nmovt of RR's telegram to Senator Cranston\nregarding Senator's accion to b]\nconfirmation of Federal OEO Director\nnominated by President\nMALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE\n#46\n1-30-71\nRR statement\npleased and gratified that\nfederal OEO upheld veto of CRLA program.\nCALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE\n#588\n12-30-70\nExtension of 30 days for study of material\nsupporting RR's veto of grant to re-fund\nCRLA operations.\nCALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE #585\n12-26-70\nRR vetoed $1.8 million grant to re-fund program\nCRLA OEO GRANT ASSISTANCE\n#13\n1-8-70\nMeese announced approved of 1-year\n$1.6 million OEO grant, based on \"anticipated\nenforcement\" of 4 conditions.\nCALIFORNIA SERVICE ALLIANCE\nMEMO TO PRESS\n3-13-69\nRR met with members of the newly formed\nCalifornia Service Alliance\n(background on organization included)\nCALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGES\n#357\nAND UNIVERSITY, Board of\n6-13-72\nTrustees\nRichard A. Garcia\nCALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGES\n#149\n3-18-71\nBOARD OF TRUSTEES\nWendell W. Witter\nDr. William McColl\nMrs. Winifred H. Lancaster\nCALIFORNIA STATE DISASTER COUNCIL\n#9\n1-7-70\nRichard H. Houts\nCALIFORNIA STATE\nDISASTER COUNC IL\n#468\n8-13-69\nJohn B. Whitney\nCALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES\n#218\nASSOCIATION (Fringe benefits)\n4-14-71\nRR proposed \"the most significant liberalization\nof fringe benefits for career state employees\nin almost a generation.\"\nCALIFORNIA STATE\n#92\nEMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION\n3-1-71\nRR statement after meeting with representatives\nof CSEA, announcing new executive order to\nimprove communications.\nCALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION\n#575\nNO-STRIKE PLEDGE\n10-13-69\nRR very disappointed to learn of action by CSEA\ndelegates to clinic\nConstitution.\nCALIFORNIA STATE JOBS FOR VETERANS\n#382\nTASK FORCE\n6-25-71\nGordon R. Elliott, Director\nCALIFORNIA STATE PARK\n#592 & #593\nFOUNDATION\n10-28-69\nRR announced incorporation of CSPF as non-\nprofit organization empowered to solicit and\nreceive gifts for further development of State\nPark System.\nCALIFORNIA STATE VARIATION PLAN\n#610\n11-20-72\nRR announced he has initiated action a designed to\ngive the state increased control over the nearly\n$78 million in federal antipoverty funds being\nspent annually in California. RR requested\nauthority from Phillip DEC Director, to\nimplement a California State Variation Plan.\nCALIFORNIA TOLL BRIDGE AUTHORITY\nCOMMENDATION LETTER\n#666\n12-11-69\nRR letter to Toll ICE Bridge Authori schding\nDringing about toll reduction.\nCALIFORNIA TOLL BRIDGE\n#657\nAUTHORITY\n12-4-69\nJames C. Schmidt\nRoy E. Demmon\nCALIFORNIA WORLD TRADE AUTHORITY\n#318\n6-13-69\nWilliam E. Roberts\nRalph B. Dewey\nAllan F. Mather\nWilliam J. Neff\nWilliam W. Morison\nJames Dallas Clark\nErle M. Constable\nRobert H. Volk\nGeorge Curran\nCALIFORNIA VETERANS BOARD\n#41\n1-30-73\nJ. Robert Springer\nMichael I. Neil\nCALIFORNIA VETERANS\n#371\n7-3-69\nRobert N. Rouch\nCALIFORNIA VETERANS' BOARD\n#211\n4-7-69\nG. Harvey Mydland\nCALIFORNIA VETERANS' BOARD\n#82\n2-13-69\nJ. Robert Springer\nCALIFORNIA VETERANS' BOARD\n#108\n3-8-67\nWing K. Fat\nCALIFORNIA WORK EXPERIENCE\n#351\nPROGRAM, (CWEP)\n6-8-72\nRR issuea statement; \"California was given\nthe legal authority on June 6 to begin CWEP\"\n#269\nCYA PAROLEE\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\nCALIFORNIANS APPOINTED\n#194\nTO NIXON ADMINISTRATION\n3-25-69\nRR acknowledge talents and quality of leadership\nof Californians who have served so ably in state\ngovernment and are now serving in Washington\nadministration.\nCALIFORNIANS FOR LOWER TAXES\"\n#169\nTask Force\n3-23-73\nRR's drive for a public referendum on his\nrevenue and tax reduction plan got off to a\nfast start today when the chairman of the\n\"Californians for Lower Taxes\" COMMISSION sene\nthe measure to the Attorney General for\n\"Titling\".\nCALIFORNIANS FOR REVENUE SHARING\n#102\n3-5-71\nor\nor revenue sharing\nand statement the new statewide organization to\ndevelop awareness.\nCALIFORNIA'S CHANGING ENVIRONMENT,\n#449\nCONFERENCE ON\n8-6-69\nCreative solutions to California's\nenvironmental problems will be sought at a\nconference of more than 1,000 scientists,\nindustrialists, educators and conservationists\ncalled by Governor Reagan November 17 and 18\nin Los Angeles.\nCALIFORNIAS, Commission of the\n#272\n5.22.67\nAppointed seven outstanding Californians and\nalso named 18 more men and women.\nCALIFORNIA'S CHANGING\n#631\nENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE\n11-14-69\nBackground information, list of panelists and\nagenda ennounced by Governor re conference on\nNovember 17-18.\nCALIFORNIA'S CHANGING\n#611\nENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE\n11-10-69\nNovember one 10 will buing together\nlargest cross-section of experts and concerned\ncitizens ever assembled at one time in\nCalifornia to seek creative solutions to the\nstate's pollution problems.\nCALIFORNIA'S CHANGING\n#571\nENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE\n10-10-69\nAstronaut William Anders and Secretary\nof Interior Walter J. Hickel will be among\nthe featured speakers in Los Angeles at the\nNovember 17-18 Conference.\nCAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL ADVISORY\n#389\nBOARD FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED\n7-11-74\nReappointed: Ablyne B. Winge\nMarion E. Van Winkle\nDouglas R. McAvey\nCAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL\n#188\nAdvisory Board for Mentally Disordered\n4-5-72\nRobert I. Lauffer\nCAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL\n#325\n6-15-67\nFrancis W. Hertel\nCAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL\n#128\n3-20-67\nAlfrida P. Teague\nJohn S. Broome\n#672\nCAMELLIA BOWL GAME\n11-30-71\nTelegram from RR to Governor of Idaho\nregarding the December 11 Camellia Bowl\ngame between Chico State and Boise State.\nCAMPAIGN REFORM\n#338\n6-18-74\nMR sent telegrams to John Gardner and Joyce\nRougal urging Common Cause and People's Lobby to\nsupport the governor's legisla tive campaign\nreform proposals to strengthen the Political\nReform Act of 1974 passed by the voters June\n4 (Proposition 9).\nCAMPAIGN REFORM PROPOSAL\n#468\n(Legislation)\n8-16-74\nRR called for revival of campaign reform bills\nin legislature; invited People's Lobby and\nCommon Cause to join in pushing reforms.\nCAMPAIGN REFORM PROPOSAL\n#289\n(Legislation)\n5-9-74\nRR announced that the following bills, implemen-\nting his campaign reform proposals have been\nintroduced in the legislature:\nSCA 50 - Stull\nAB 4291 - Russell\nSB 2181 - Stull\nSB 2415 - Carpenter\nAB 3962 - Arnett\nAB 4258 - Antonovich\nAB 4262 - McLennan\nAB 4266 - Priolo\nAB 4301 - Badham\nCAMPUS DISORDER\n#252\n5-6-70\nRR requests all University of California and\nCalifornia State Colleges be closed for two\ndays plus the weekend.\nCAMPUS DISORDER\n#253\n5-6-70\nText of RR message to the people of California\nre: closure of the University and state colleges.\nCAMPUS CONFLICT\n288\n5-20-69\nRR issued summary of events and circumstances\nsurrounding planned and violent disturbances\nat Berkeley over past 5 days.\nCAMPUS DISORDER\n#660\n12-7-67\nStatement to the State Colleges and Universities\nthat rioting will not be tolerated.\nCANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL, State\n#227\n4-5-74\nDr. Sol Silverman, Jr.\nDr. D.vid A. Wood\nMrs. Helene G. Brown\nCANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL,\n#97\nState\n2-14-74\nDr. Lewis W. Guiss\n#270\n5-16-73\nSol R. Baker, M.D.\nJohn E. Connolly, M.D.\nCANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL\n#27\n1-19-72\nReappointed:\nDr. John W. Cline\nEmanuel H. Fineman\nDr. Joseph F. Ross\nCANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL\n#74\nDr. Neil C. Andrews\nReappointed:\nDr. George S. Sharp\nMrs. Marvel L. Brenner\nRalph J. Thompson, Jr.\nCANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL\n#132\n3-4-70\nDr. Lawrence G. Crowley\nDr. Arthur J. Donovan\nReappointed: Emanuel H. Fineman, Dr. Joseph F.\nRoss, Dr. John W. Cline, Dr. Sol R. Baker,\nDr. John E. Connolly, Mrs. Helene G. Brown,\nDr. Sol Silverman and Dr. David A. Wood.\nCANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL\n#575\n10.23.67\nJohn B. Contaily\nDr. Ralph J. Thompson\nDr. Edward Zalta\nDr. George S. Sharp\nMrs. Marvel L. Brenner\nCANCER CRUSADE\n# 232\n4.2.68\nRR issued proclamation to call attention\nto American Cancer Society's Annual Cancer\nCrusade.\nCANCER RESEARCH GRANT\n#216\n4-20-72\nPR congratulated Salk Institute of San Diego\non receiving a $400,000 research grant from\nNational Cancer Institute\nCAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECTS\nDEPT. OF FINANCE\n(1972-73 Budget Augmentation)\n2-25-72\n$49.5 million 1972-73 budget augmentation for\nnew capital outlay projects proposed:\n1) Earthquake safety standards - public schools\n2) State Park System improvements\n3) U.C. educational centers - Sta. Bbra; S. Dgo.\n4) Improved accreditation standards - mental\nhygiene institutions\n5) Governor's Mansion\nCAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECTS\n#155\n3.6.68\nUC and state colleges asked to submit highest\npriorities for additional capital outlay because\nof tidelands revenue bonuses.\nCAPITAL PUNISHMENT, Reinstatemen t of\n#473\n9-10-73\nRR statement upon legislature's approval of\nthe death penalty bill by Deukmejian.\nCAPITAL PUNISHMENT\n#334\n5-31-72\nRR statement on United States Supreme Court\nrefusal of California's appeal on the abolition\nof the death penalty leaving the decision to\nthe citizens themselves.\nCAPITAL PUNISHMENT\n#285\n5-11-72\nRR issued a statement urging the citizens of\nCalifornia to support death penalty initiative\nand to sign the petitions.\nCAPITAL PUNISHMENT\n#164\n3-17-72\nRR statement re Calif. Supreme Court's denial\nof attorney general's request for rehearing on\ncourt's capital punishment decision; \"extremely\nunfortunate although not unexpected;\" intend to\nvigorously pursue appeal before U.S. Supreme\nCourt\nCAPITAL PUNISHMENT\n#104\n2-18-72\nPR statement on California Supreme Court deci-\nsion involving capital punishment\nCAPITAL PUNISHMENT\n#239\n5.4.67\nIs capital punishment a deterrent to murder?\nA letter from a wife whose husband was almost\nkilled.\nCAPITOLA NATIONAL BEGONIA FESTIVAL\n#500\nWEEK\n9.5.67\nSeptember 4th - 10th, proclamation.\nCAPITOL BUILDING, West Wing of\n#253\nState\n5-3-73\nRR today discussions asked key administration officials to\na)\ngarding the evacuation of the wesc wing of the\nState Capitol Building.\nCAPPS, Ed\n#381\n(Death of)\n6.6.68\nRR issued statement on death of journalist\nEd Capps.\n#476\nCAPTIVE NATIONS WEEK\n7.19.68\nRR proclaimed July 14-20 as CAPTIVE NATIONS WEEK\nin California; expressed \"sympathy with the as-\npirations of peoples everywhere who wish to enjoy\nthe blessings and benefits of freedom.\nTAR-POOL PRIORITY LANES\n#650\nBAY BRIDGE\n11-19-71\nDecision to establish the first toll-free\npriority lanes for car pools using the\nSan Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.\nCAREER - Reference to Retirement\n#233\n(Misinterpretation of remark)\n4.3.68\nConfusion over remarks made by RR at airport.\nany imprication there **** IS considering retiring\nfrom public life is in error; referring to\ncareer as an actor.\nCAREER OPPORTUNITIES\n#576\n(Gov's employment program)\n9.10.68\nRR announced start of three-part program to Pro-\nvide better employment opportunities for dis-\nemployees. advantaged, apprenticeship program, and state\nCARLESON, Robert B., Resignation of\n#105\n3-1-73\nDirector of the state Department of Social\nWelfare\n352\nCENETERY BOARD, State\n6-26-7\nReappointed: George H. Shellenberger\nCEMETERY BOARD\n#73\n2-4-70\nArchie L. Hocking reappeanted, #420, 7-17-72\nWilliam A. Lahanier reappointed, #420, 7-17-72\nJohn A. Vibert\nCEMETERY BOARD\n#108\n3-5-71\nGeorge H. Shellenberger\nNIMETERY BOARD (State)\n#484\n7.23.68\nJohn A. Vibert\nReappointed #322, 6-15-73\nCEMETERY BOARD\n#178\n3.13.68\nFrederick E. Llewellyn - - Reappointed 2-14-72, Agm\nMonsignor Thomas A. Kirby - Reaptd. 2-14-72, #97\nReappointed: Rollin Lee McNitt, Jr.\nCEMETERY STRIKE\n#544\n10-4-71\nP.R telegram to representatives of both sides\nin the management-labor dispute involving\nthe Cemetery Workers and Greenskeepers Union,\nrequesting settlement.\nCENSUS\n#58\n2-3-71\nRR announced population count for California's\n58 counties based on 1970 census.\nCENTRAL ORANGE COUNTY\n#230\nMUNICIPAL COURT\n4-21-72\nJohn C. Teal\nJUDICIAL DISTRICT\n7-9-70\nAppointed: John L. Flynn, Jr.\nCENTURY FREEWAY\n#199\n3.20.68\nRR lauded decision allocating $267 million in\nhighway funds for const. of Century Freeway\nCENTURY FREEWAY\n#29\n1.16.68\n$250 million released for construction of freeway\nin L.A.\nCERTIFICATES OF ACCREDITATION\n#79\nTO MILITARY HOSPITALS\n2-11-69\nRR presented first Certificate of Accreditation\nto Letterman General Hospital designed to re-\nlieve shortage - - Vocational Number in califor-\nnia.\nCERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS\nBOARD\n#400\n7-16-73\nJohn H. Miller\nFred J. Sherry\nCERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS\n#268'\n5-15-73\nBOARD\nMrs. Norman (Virginia R.) Talmage\nRTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS BOARD\n+94\n2-23-73\nbert S. Butler\nCERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS BOARD #120\n2-26-70\nJohn I. Kelly\nReappointed, #509, 8-30-72\nCERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS\n#5\n1-5-68\nRichard P, Figone\nCERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS\n#387\n7-11-67\nMack M. Racklin\nGeorge J. Kartinos\nCERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS\n#269\n5-5-71\nMack M. Racklin\nGeorge J. Kartinos\nCERTIFIED SHORTHAND\n#185\nREPORTERS BOARD\n3-17-69\nCecil J. Slaback\n#593\nCHAING KAI-SHEK\n10-27-71\nText of RR telegram re UN decision.\nCHANDLER, Norman - Death of\nStatement\n10-21-73\nRR statement re death of Norman Chandler, Chairma\nof the board, Los Angeles Times-Mirror Corp.\nCHARLES SCHULZ DAY\n#288\n5.24.67\nProclamation, May 24.\nCASH INVICES\n121\n387 - Moretti\n3-7-73\ntoday called for passage of emergency\nregislation to the constitution OI child\nare services in California, pending action by\nthe federal government.\nCHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ADVISORY\n#247\nCOMMITTEE\n4-18-74\nMrs. Loretta C. Ceasar\nCHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ADVISORY\n#408\nCOMMITTEE\n7-18-73\nMrs. Sylvia L. Ahern\nCHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM\n#341\nADVISORY COMMITTEE\n6-21-73\nMrs. Lorraine H. Boyce\n11213\n4-1-74\nDr. Kent A Zimmerman\nDr. Crawford Bost\nDay ProCerick mouges\nCHILDREN AND YOUTH,\nAdvisory Committee on\n#542\n9-17-69\nMiles Mitchell\nEugene Clark\nMarilyn Numair\nCHILDREN AND YOUTH,\n#474\nAdvisory Committee\n8-15-69\nRoy C. Votaw,\nRaynaldo Gallegos\nReverend Edwin Cole\nArmando Giotta\nMrs. Laurence B. Martin\nWinston Lee\nWillis J. Morrissey\nStudents appointed:\nRobert B. Jacobsen\nCHILDREN AND YOUTH,\n#690\nAdvisory Committee on\n12-2-68\nMrs. Evelyn M. Binswanger\nMrs. Robley Berry\nLois Risling\nA. Kenneth Spencer\nCHILDREN & YOUTH\n#258\n(Governor's Advisory Committee)\n5.12.67\nMrs. Charles P. Gould\nRev. John J. O'Connor\nWinston S. Carter\nDonald A. Odell\nChatman\nDr. Myron C. Cole\nRev. Cornish Rogers\nMiss Carol Davis\nTom Shanahan-\nRichard C. Dinkelspiel\nStewart C. Smith\nWendell T. Handy\nDr. Ralph Tyler\nMrs. Walter Harness\nBenjamin U. Vega\nRalph B. Herzog\nSalvador T. Vela\nMiss Helen MacGregor\nMrs. W. W. Wood\nMrs. Laurence B. Martin\nCHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES #336 5.16.68\nWEEK\nActing 1968 as CHILDREN WITH\nGovernor Finch proclaimed Hay 10-19,\nWEEK.\nCHILE-CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE\n#577\n10.24.67\nChile. RR called meeting for continuing relations with\nCHILE-CALIFORNIA PROGRAM\n#435\n8.2.67\nText of a letter written to Secretary of State\nDean Rusk.\nCHINO, Warden of the California\nInstitution for Men at\n#429\n7-19-71\nBertram S. Griggs\nCHINO CALIFORNIA INSTITUTION FOR MEN #429\n7-19-71\nBertram S. Griggs, Warden\nCHINO, Warden of the California\n#333\nInstitution for Men at\n6-16-67\nWalter T. Stone\nHINO PRISON\n#479\nWork-furlough program)\n7.22.68\ncommended Department of Corrections for start-\nng work-furlough program for prisoners at the\nalifornia Institution for Men at Chino, without\ntaffing or budget increases.\nCHINO PRISON\n#333\n6.16.67\nmailer =. 360mg\nCHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, State\n#306\nBoard of\n5-21-74\nRobert C. Reed, D.C..\nCHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, State Board of\n#248\n4-18-74\nReappointed Dr. Cynthia E. Preiss\n$150\nCRIBOPRACTIC examIners, State\n3-20-73\nheard of\nJohn P. de Heras\nRay H. Quibell\nCHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS\n#166\nState Board of\n3-25-71\nDr. Cynthia Priess\nDr. Rudy A. Fahlbusch\nCHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS,\n#136\nBoard of\n3-8-72\nDr. Kenneth D. Pack\nCHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, State Board of\n#76\n2-4-70\nDr. John P. de Heras\nDr. Ray H. Quibell\nState Board of\nCHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS,\n#262\n5-1-69\nAlphonso G. Santomauro\nCHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, Board of\n#109\n2.20.68\nRudy A. Fahlbusch\nLackip\nCHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, Board of\n#257\n5.12.67\nJohn P. deHeras\nRay Henry Quibell\nCHRISTMAS GREETINGS\n#691\n12.22.67\nRR's address to people of California.\nCHRISTMAS MESSAGE\n#668\n12-20-72\nRR Christmas Message to the people of Californi\nCHRISTMAS MESSAGE\n#713\n12-21-71\nRR's Annual Christmas Message\nRISTRAS MESSAGE\n#584\n12-24-70\nCHRISTMAS MESSAGE\n#687\n12-23-69\nCHRISTMAS TREE DONATION\n#643\nTO VIETNAM TROOPS\n11-25-69\nRR announced California will send 300 Christmas\ntrees to troops in Vietnam.\nRR signed proclaimation for Circle K Week,\nMarch 2\nCITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL\n#289\n5-11-72\nDr. Allan E. Voigt\nDr. Lawrence M. Greenberg\nCITIZENSHIP AWARDS\n#407\n(Governor's)\n6.17.68\nThree winners were announced for first annual\nGovernor's Awards for Creative Citizenship.\nAward honors Californians who have worked imag-\ninatively and effectively with private resources\nto attack important social problems in the state\nCITIZENSHIP AWARD\n#692\n12.26.67\nGovernor's Award for Creative Citizenship to\nindividuals and business firms.\nattack important social problems. Recognizes\nRobert Barnum, Mrs. M. N. Carey, J. Hart Clinton,\nJohn L. Dupress, Dr. John Richard Ford, Donald\nFretz, Herbert Jackson, Mrs. Thorkild R. Knudsen,\nDean Lesher, John R. O'Neil, Dr. William Quinn,\nCarl R. Terzian, Dr. Edward M. Glaser\nCITIZENSHIP DAY\n#557\n10.13.67\nProclamation, November 13.\nCITRUS JUDICIAL DISTRICT\n#485\n8-13-71\nWilliam R. Mayes\nCIVIL AND PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS\n#392\nState Registration Board\n6.10.68\nRay J. Peters\nReappointed, Charles R. Wilke\nCIVIL & PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS\n#562\n10.16.67\nCampbell M. Lucas\nCIVIL & PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS\n#447\n8.10.67\nBoard of Registration, W. L. Meikle\nCIVIL & PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS\n#308\n6.5.67\nEdmund C. Babson\nJohn R. Winzler\nCIVIL DISORDER\n#121\n2-26-70\nSanta Barbara\nRR visit to Santa Barbara and statement re:\nrioting and burning at Isla Vista.\nCIVIL WAR CLAIMS\n#415\n6.21.68\nRR asked members of California Congressional\nin Delegation to take action to secure $7.5 million\nment. Civil War claims never paid by federal govern-\nCLARK, William P., Jr.\nTelephone Stant.\nconfirmation of Appointment\n3-5-73\nRR statement following announcement of confirma-\ntion of Wm. P. Clark, Jr. to the State Supreme\ncommission appointments.\n#682\nCLARK, William P., Jr.\n11-25-68\nResignation, as executive secretary.\nCLASSROOM CONSTRUCTION\n#41\n1-20-70\nRR proposed freeing $33 million for\ncritically needed classroom construction,\ndoubling effectiveness of 16.5 million\nsurplus.\n13 school districts benefit.\nCLEAN AIR\n#117\n2-24-70\nRR called for 2 day meeting of State Air\nResurces Board with major automobile and\noil firm representatives. Objective..\nfurther effort in battle against smog.\nTEAN AIR ACT\n#341\n6-2-72\nRR urged Californians to reject Proposition 9\nmussday's primary hallnt\nCLEAN AIR LAW\n#399\n8-13-70\nBill signed. two key provisions of\nOmnibus Clean Air Law, creating air pollution\ncontrol district in every county where one\ndoes not presently exist and an Air monitorin\nnetwork. AB 83 and 87 respectively.\nCLEANER AIR WEEK\n#572\n10-10-69\nRR proclaimed the week of October 19-25, 1969\nCLEAVER, ELDRIDGE\n(RR statement on)\n#586\n9.13.68\nBlank RR issued statement opposing\ncourse. principal lecturer in UC racism\nCleaver Panther as Minister of Information appointment Eldridge of\nCLEMENCY - Paul LaVergne\n#115\n3.13.67\nRR statement that he will not intervene in\nscheduled execution or Laveryne for 3.15.67.\nCLEMENCY - Daniel A. Roberts\n#240\n5.4.67\nRR will not intervene in execution slated for\n5.9.67; fact sheet included.\nCLEMENCY, Executive\n#368\n6.29.67\nRR granted executive clemency to Calvin Thomas\nand commuted his death sentence to life imprison-\nment.\nCLEMENCY HEARING - William Tahl\nMEMO TO PRESS\n7.7.67\nFor William Tahl on 7.7.67.\nCLEMENCY HEARING - Daniel Roberts\n#198\n4.17.67\nTwenty-day stay of execution for Roberts; new\nexecution date - 5.8.67.\nCLEMENCY HEARING - Edward Louis\n#376A\nArguello\n7.3.67\nEdward Louis Arguello\nCLEMENCY HEARING - Nathan E. Eli MEMO TO PRESS\n6.20.67\nHearing to be held 6.20.67\nCLEMENCY HEARING - Paul LaVergne\n#107\n3.8.67\nHearing set for 3.8.67.\nCLEMENCY HEARING - Dorman Fred Talbot, Jr. #71\n2.17.67\n7.21.07.\nCLEMENCY HEARING - Robert Lee Massie\n#547\n10.6.67\nDate stayed for Massie.\nCLEMENCY HEARING - Robert Lee Massie #589\n11.1.67\nContinued the stay of execution of Robert Lee\nMassie through 11.14.67.\nCLEMENCY & EXTRADITION\n#181\nAaron Mitchell\n4.11.67\nExecution of 4.12.67 will go as scheduled.\nCLEMENCY & EXTRADITION\n#179\nAaron Mitchell\n4.11.67\nFact sheet on history of his case.\nCLOSING OF CALIFORNIA\n#252\nCAMPUSES\n5-6-70\nRR announced he has asked all University of\nCalifornia and California State Colleges\nbe closed \"to reflect on the grave sequence of\ncurrent events\"\nCLOSURE OF CAMPUSES\n#253\n5-6-70\nRR message to people of California re: closure\nof the University and State College campuses.\nCOAST LINE PROTECTION\n#324\n5-26-72\nRR released the Comprehensive Ocean Area Plan\n(COAP), a three-year study designed as the\nfoundation for state policy in managing Californi\ncoastal resources.\nCOAST RANGE PINE AND FOREST DISTRICT\n#215\n(District Forest Practice\n4-23-70\nCommittee)\nLeonard E. Lindberg\nCOASTAL HIGHWAY ZONING\n#409\n7-9-71\nRR announced new coastal highway planning policy\nto prevent unwarranted intrusion by the state\nhighway system on California's coastline.\nCOASTAL ZONE CONSERVATION COMMISSION,\n#697\nCalifornia\n12-28-72\nMelvin B. Lane\nRoger T. Osenbaugh\nCOASTAL ZONE COMMISSION\n#697\nCentral Coast Regional\n12-28-72\nCharles B. Kramer\nFrank J. Lodato\nCOASTAL ZONE COMMISSION,\n#697\nNorth Coast Regional\n12-28-72\nDonaid\nJohn M. Mayfield, Jr.\nCOASTAL ZONE COMMISSION,\n#461\nNorth Central Region\n8-13-74\nB. John Bugatto\nCOASTAL ZONE COMMISSION\n#697\nNorth Central Coast Regional\n12-28-72\nMelville Owen\nEllen J. Johnck\nKenneth M. Stocking\nASTAL ZONE COMMISSION\n#697\nJan Diego Regional\n12-28-72\nEvan V. Jones\nMalcolm A Love\nCOASTAL ZONE COMMISSION\n#697\nSouth Coast Regional\n12-28-77\nDonald B. Bright\nDonald W. Phillips\nCOASTAL ZONE COMMISSION\n#697\nSouth Central Coast Regional\n12-28-72\nN. Bruce Johnson\nEmmons Blake\nCODES AND STANDARDS, Division\n(Housing & Community Development) of\n#194\n4-7-72\nJames M. Hicks\nCOFFEEE BREAK ACCIDENT\n#576\n12-18-70\nPREVENTION PROGRAM\nRR urged Californians to participate in this\nsafety program for the Holiday season.\nCOFFEE BREAK ACCIDENT\nPREVENTION PROGRAM\n#664\n12-10-69\nrestaurant of RR urged free coffee California breaks motorists to be offered to take advantage\nYear's prevention high traffic program periods. during Xmas and New\ndent operators as part of national by state acci-\nCOJO BAY\n#67\n1-30-70\nSmall Craft harbor of refuge on eastern\nshore of Point Conception.\nCOKE, J. Earl, Resignation of\n#499\n8-21-72\nSecretary of Agriculture and Services Agency\nCOLLECTION AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD\n#433\n7-30-74\nMax Ferber\nCOLLECTION AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD\n#202\n4-9-73\nMrs. Marie E. Haff\nReppointed #320, 6-15-73\nCOLLECTION AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD\n#378\n6-26-72\nEarl J. O'Grady\nGeorge E. Delahanty\nCOLLECTION AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD\n#557\n10-8-71\nWilliam T. Grier\nJohn F. Foley\nCOLLECTION AGENCY\n#402\nADVISORY BOARD\n7-7-71\nMrs. Lee Richmond\nReappointed #320, 6-15-73\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES\n#435\nCalifornia Advisory Board of\n9-4-70\nDonald E. Blauert\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES,\n#546\nCalifornia Advisory Board of\n9-19-69\nStanley H. Kragen\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES\n#416\n(Advisory Board of)\n6.21.68\nGeorge E. Delahanty\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES\n#275\n(Advisory Board of)\n4,22.68\nDonald C. Blake\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES\n#519\n(Advisory Board of)\n10.16.67\nDonald C. Blake\n#519\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES\n9.19.67\n(Advisory Board of)\nGeorge E. Delahanty\nDonald C. Blake\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES\n#388\n(Advisory Board of)\n7.11.67\nDonald E. Blauert\nWilliam T. Grier\nWalter T. Lampell\nCOLLECTION AGENCY LICENSING\n#199\nBUREAU\n3-26-69\nGordon H. Bishop\nCOLLECTION AGENCY LICENSING BUREAU\n#180\n3.13.68\nNoel A. Black, Chief\nCOLLECTION AGENCY LICENSING BUREAU\n#189\n4.13.67\nReappointed: George Soloff, Chief\nCOLLECTIVE BARGAINING\n#269\n5-1-74\nAR announced that Senator Collier will introduce\nlegislation to provide a reasonable and fair\nprocess for solving disputes between local publi\nemployees and their public employers.\nCOLLECTIVE BARGAINING\n#101\nAGREEMENTS\n2-14-68\nRR urged passage of legislation requiring\nsecret ballot to approve collective bargaining\nagreements and authorize strikes.\nCOLLEGES, CALIFORNIA STATE\n#146\nTRUSTEES\n3-9-70\nPhillip V. Sanchez\nRobert A. Hornby\nCOLORADO RIVER\n#540\n11.29.67\nMove to reopen negotiations between the two\nstates because of the stalemate.\nCOLORADO RIVER BASIN\n#369\n6.30.67\nWater problems, southwest\nCOLORADO RIVER BASIN\n#115\n3.13.67\nStatement presented by RR to House Subcommittee\non Irrigation & Reclamation in Washington, D.C.\nPiecemeal approach of Secretary of Interior\nSteward Udall is step backward for entire\nPacific Southwest.\nOnly certain way of assuring continued develop-\nment and prosperity in the Pacific Southwest.\nCOLORADO RIVER BASIN REGIONAL\n#117\nWATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD\n3.14.67\nKeith B. Ainsworth\nORORADO RIVER BOARD OF CALIFORNIA\n#336\n6-14-74\nLert F. Carter\nCOLORADO RIVER BOARD OF CALIFORNIA\n#418\n7-17-72\nRobert V. Phillips\nCOLORADO RIVER BOARD (of California)\n#453\n8.14.67\nJoseph Jensen\nRaymond R. Rummonds\nVirgil L. Jones\nRaymond E. Badger\nDr. Edgar L. Kanouse\nCarl C. Bevins\nCOLORADO RIVER LEGISLATION\n#351\n(HR 3300)\n5.23.68\nRR urged U.S. Senate to follow the lead of the\nHouse of Representatives in approving meaning-\n700 Colerado Power legislation.\nCOLUMBIA - July 4\n#449\n(Proclaimed honorary State Capitol)\n7.3.68\nCOLUSA COUNTY\n#436\nBOARD OF SUPERVISORS\n9-4-70\nC. Martin Wilmarth\nCOLUSA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS\n#445\nFour th District\n8-23-73\nTherrold K. Marshall\nCOLUSA, COUNTY - State of Emergency\n#104\n2-27-73\nEd Reinecke proclaimed a state\nof emergency in Sutter, Colusa, Placer, Yuba,\nclean and Napa counties.\nCOMMERCE AND INDUSTRY\n#21\nSTATE\n1-18-71\nRR called upon Lt. Governor Ed Reinecke\nto spearheadstate's programs to stimulate\ncommerce and industry in California.\nCOMMERCE, Director of the Department of\n492\n2-23-7\nJohn K. Geoghegan\nCOMMERCE, Director of the Department of\n#79\nResignation of\n2-15-73\nEdgar M. Gillenwaters\nCOMMERCE, Department of\n#176\n3-14-69\nDeputy Director\nArthur J. Costamagna\nCOMMISSION OF THE CALIFORNIAS\n#685\n12-8-71\nKeith Gaede\nLeon W. Parma\nCharles W. Gardiner\nCOMMISSION ON STATUS OF WOMEN\n#212\n4-17-72\nMrs. Deborah (Debbe) Fontana\nMrs. Rowena Taylor\nMrs. Geraldine V. Rickman\nMrs. Betty Wing Concannon\nDr. Dorothy M. Ford\nMarilyn L. De Rose\nMrs. Anita Miller\nCOMMUNICATIONS\n#77\n2.20.67\nCommunications plan between the Governor's\nOffice and other levels of the executive branch.\nCOMMINICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD,\n#25\nState\n1-14-74\ncompointed:\nReginald E. Moorby\nCOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD,\n#73\nCalifornia State\n2-14-73\nWalter Pudinski\nAlbert E. Hole\nCOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD\n#312\n6.6.67\nJames W. Webster\nWilliam J. Taylor\nRobert A. Mason\nCommissioner Harold W. Sullivan\nState Fire Marshal Albert E. Hole\nCOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD\n#24\n1.12.68\nRichard O. Morrison\nCOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD\n#248\n4-28-72\nHarold W. Sullivan\nAlbert E. Hole\nReginald E. INVINY\nDuane H. Lowe\nVernon D. French\nWilliam J. Kinney\nCOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD,\n#535\nChairman of\n9-26-72\nWalter Pudinski\nCOMMUNITY ACTION AGENCIES -\n#610\nState Control over funding of\n11-20-72\nRR announced he has initiated action designed\nto give the state increased control over the\nnearly $78 million in federal antipoverty funds\nbeing spent annually in California. RR re-\nquested authority from Phillip Sanchez, OEO\nDirector, to implement a California State\nVariation Plan.\nCOMMUNITY COLLEGES, Board of\n#79\nGovernors of California\n2-5-74\nMrs. Stanton F. (Mary Lou) Zoglin\nThomas M. Jones\nJ. Graham Sullivan\nReappointed: Norman E. Watts, Jr.\nCharles R. Smoot\nCOMMUNITY COLLEGES, Board of\n#590\ngovernors of the California\n12-7-73\nMurdock\nCOMMUNITY COLLEGES, Board of\n#310\nGovernors of California\n6-8-73\nMrs. Daniel F. (Elizabeth) Deedy\nWilliam A. Dillard-\nKing E. Durkee\nCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MONTH\n#650\n11.6.68\nProclamation, November\nCOMMUNITY RADIO WATCH AWARD\n#174\n3-30-71\nRR presented award to Larry Slate of\nRichmond for helping to save 3 lives.\nCOMMUNITY RELATIONS, Assistant\n#288\nto the Governor for\n5-29-73\na\nBradlev\nCOMMUNITY RELATIONS, Resignation of\n#608\nSpecial Assistant to the Governor for\n11-17-72\nRobert J. Keyes\nCOMMUNITY RELATIONS CONSULTANT\n#438\n8-14-73\nMiss Mary Helen Barro\nCOMMUNITY RELATIONS CONSULTANTS\nMemo to the\nPress\n2-16-70\nHenry Lane\nLouis Ramos\nMax Vigil\nDavid Jiminez\nCOMMUNITY RELATIONS CONSULTANTS\n#371\n(Announcement of)\n5.31.68\nDR announced appointment of community\nconsultants at weekly press conference; attempt\nto attack problems of minorities.\nCOMMUNITY RELATIONS CONSULTANTS\n#370\n5.31.68\nBiographical information on community relations\nconsultants appointed by RR.\nCOMMUNITY WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM,\n#392\nApproval of by HEW Secretary\n7-12-73\nRR statement upon hearing of HEW Secretary\nCaspar Weinberger's approval of California's\ncontroversial Community Work Experience Program\n(CWEP).\nCOMMUNITY WORK PROJECTS\n#126\n3-3-72\nRR announced HEW Secretary Richardson has\napproved demonstration community work project\nfor three-year period in 35 California counties\nbeginning April 1; list of counties in separate\nmemo\nCOMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND,\n#132\n2-27-74\nState\nReappointed: Armand L. Fontaine\nCOMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, State\n#135\n3-12-73\nJoy G. Jameson\nCOMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND,\n#395\nState\n7-3-72\nJohn O. Fitzsimonds\nCOMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND\n#221\nState\n4-24-70\nArmand L. Fontaine, Director\nCOMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND\n# 221\n3.26.68\nMichael R. Callahan, reappointed, board of\ndirectors\nCOMPREHENSIVE OCEAN AREA PLAN\n#324\n(COAP)\n5-26-72\nRR released the Comprehensive Ocean Area Plan\n(COAP), a three-year study designed as the\nfoundation for state policy in managing\nCalifornia's coastal resources.\nCOMPTON MUNICIPAL COURT\n#153\n3-16-73\nHomer L. Garrott\nCOMPTON JUDICIAL DISTRICT\n#163\nHuey P. Shepard\nCOMPTON, Municipal Court\n#466\n8-22-67\nWilliam RUSS\nCOMPTON, Municipal Court\n#134\n3-22-67\nRalph A. Biggerstaff\nCOMPUTER RESERVATION\nSYSTEM FOR STATE PARKS\n#605\n11-5-69\nRR announced California will become the first\ninstantly make and confirm reservations for\nstate in the nation to use a computer to\ncampers in state parks.\nCONANT: Kenneth E.\n#315\n5-21-71\nRR ordered flag to be flown half staff in\ntribute to Kenneth E. Conant, a Department\nof Corrections program administrator\nkilled at Soledad Prison.\nCONCILIATION SERVICE, State\n#336\n6-29-70\nPR statement re farm workers' rights and\nattached statement re: Representative Election\nFor Agricultural Workers.\nCONFLICT OF INTEREST\n1-25-72\nStatement attributed to Governor's Office\nspokesman re Governor's request to Agency\nSecretaries to review possible conflicts of\ninterest with agency appointees\nCONFLICT-OF-INTEREST LAW\n#25\n1-14-70\nRR asks legislature to approve \"landmark\nmeasure giving California toughest\nmost comprehensive conflict-of-interst law\"\nCONFORMITY\n#375\n6-21-71\nRR statement on learning that HEW has\ndetermined that our welfare plan is now back\nin their interpretation of \"conformity.\"\nCONFORMITY HEARINGS\n#439\n9-10-70\nLucian Vandegrift statement re California\nappear of 101119 on conformity with federal\nwelfare Requirements.\nCONFORMITY REQUIREMENTS\nH/R Agency\n11-17-70\nLucian Vandegrift statement re conformity\nruling and appeal.\nCONFORMITY RULING\n#9\n1-8-71\nRR telegram to HEW re decision to withdraw\naction regarding California's alleged lack\nof conformity with federal welfare regulations.\nCONGRESS OF CORRECTION WEEK\n#543\n8.23.68\nProclamation, August 25-29; statement about\ncrime prevention.\nCONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT - 11th\n#410\n7.20.67\nPrimary election to fill vacancy created by\nbe held November 14.\nCONNOR: James W.\n#432\n7-20-71\nRecipient, 1971 Annual Governor's Executive\nDevelopment Scholarship Award.\nCONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS\n#251\n(Alternative service)\n4-27-71\nRR created the California Ecology Corps\nwhich allows an increase in effort to\nmaintain California's environment and\nenables conscientious objectors to\nvolunteer for service in the Corps.\nCONSERVATION\n#403\n7-7-71\nR statement and letter from Simpson Timber\ntompany announcing withdrawal of plans to\nlear cut 145,000 acres of forest 2A northwest\nalifornia.\nCONSERVATION, Department of\n(Deputy director appointed)\nDEPT. OF CONSERV.\n7.15.68\nment James of G. Stearns, director of the State\nas Conservation, named John M. Mayfield, Depart- Jr.\ndeputy director of the department.\nCONSERVATION, Department of\n#56\n(Director appointed)\n2.10.67\nDirector: James G. Stearns\nCONSERVATION, Director of the\n#533\nDepartment of\n9-25-72\nRay B. Hunter\nCONSERVATION, State\n#586\nDepartment of\n12-30-70\nA. Alan Fill\nCONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION\n#364\n6.28.67\nMelvin B. Lane\nWilliam D. Evers\nMrs. Dean A. watkins\nHarry A. Bruno\nMelville Owen\nCONSERVATION CENTER AT SUSANVILLE,\n#233\nSuperintendent of the California\n4-25-73\nHarold E. Watts\nCONSERVATION CAMP\n#376\n(Oak Glen)\n7-7-69\nRR announced reopening of Oak Glen Job Corps\nConservation Center, Yucaipa, San Bernardino\nCounty\nCONSERVATION WEEK\n#148\n3.5.68\nProclamation, March 7-14, 1968\nCONSERVATION SUMMIT TALKS\n#150\n3-4-69\nMeeting of Lieutenant Governors Ed Reinecke\nRA Fike of Nevada in High Sierras to Aic-\ncuss conservation projects designed to protect\nand preserve world famous Lake Tahoe and its\nsurrounding areas.\n\"CONSERVATIONIST OF THE YEAR\"\n627\n10.23.68\n(Ray J. Nesbit)\nRR congratulated Neshit, State Wildlife Conser-\nvation Board executive secreyary, who was named\n\"Conservationist of the Year\" by California\nwildlife Federation and Sears Roebuck Foundation.\nCONSTITUTION DAY\n#557\n10.13.67\nProclamation, October 13\nCONSTITUTION WEEK\n#514\n9.15.67\nStatement by RR\nCONSTRUCTION AFFAIRS\n#551\nLADOR-MANAGEMENT TASK FORCE\n11-23-70\nOutline of goals 115CS\nrepresentatives from construction industry.\nCONSTRUCTION CUTBACKS\nCONSTRUCTION, Highway\n#387\n(Federal withholding of\n8-4-70\ntrust funds)\nRR statement concerning federal policy of\nwithholding highway trust fund monies in\nviolation of trust fund agreement.\nIf withholding continues, highway construction\nwould be slowed unnecessarily.\nCONSTRUCTION CUTBACKS\n#539\n9-16-69\nRR announced coordination of efforts with\nfederal government to institute reduction in\nnew construction projects per request of\nPresident Nixon.\nCONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS, (new)\n#81\n2-6-7\nBoard of Registered\nEdward R. Fisk\nDarrell J. Wipf\nHoward E. Grahn\nEdward D.\nMarvin S. Winders\nJack S. Barrish\nOrlando M. Ciabattoni\nRobert G. Cox\nEdward J. Grav\nCONSTRUCTION CUTBACKS\n#532\n9-8-69\nRR appointed task force to evaluate and\nrecommend possible reductions on\nworks projects per Nixon policy.\nCONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL, State\n#212\n4-1-74\nMrs. Verlene C. Shipp\nJ. Michael Bollman\nCONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL\n#480\n9-13-73\nDan McKinnon, Jr.\nMrs. Elmer (June) Weden\nCONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL\n#224\n4-24-73\nFrank C. Damrell, Jr.\nMrs. J. Douglas (Treesa Way) Drury\nCONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL\n#421\n7-15-71\nJohn S. Lyons, reappointed, #443, 7-31-72\nKODEIL S. DELI\nJoseph Barish\nJames W. Carroll, reappointed, #443, 7-31-72\nMrs. A. Jean Boyd\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS, Chief Deputy Director\n#290\nof the Department of\n5-10-74\nRichard Ray\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS, Director of the\n#215\nState Department of\n4-3-74\nMiss Patricia A. Gayman\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS, STATE\n#303\nDEPARTMENT OF\n5-17-72\nJohn T. Kehoe named director\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS, Director of\n#154\nResignation of\n3-8-74\nRR accepted resignation of John T. Kehoe\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS\n#518\nDepartment of\n9-16-71\nDonald G. Livingston, Director\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF\n#33\n1-15-70\nRR proposed creation of department to provide\na direct link between the consumer and those\nstate agencies which work for his protection.\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS, Division of\n#18\n1-9-70\nRaymond M. Reid appointed Chief\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS COUNTYWIDE\n#12\nOFFICES PROPOSED\n1-8-70\nd administration will sponsor\nlegislation authorizing counties to set up\nan Office of Consumer Affairs in each county.\nCONSUMER AFFAIRS,\n#550\nDivision of\n9-22-69\nRR took action to further strengthen the\nadministration's consumer protection program\nby creating the Division, in the State\nDepartment of Professional and Vocational\nStandards.\nCONSUMER AGRICULTURAL FOOD\n#213\nPROTECTION ACT\n4-21-70\nRR urges every member of the U. S. Senate\nto carefully consider Senator Murphy's bill,\nS. 2203.\nCONSUMER COUNSEL (Acting)\n#8 07\n1.11.68\nMrs. Mark (Kay) Valory\nBAER FRAUD TASK FORCE\n123\n1-18-72\nPeter n. Hannaford\nJudge Marie L. B. Collins\nVincent W. Jones\n$37,320 in funds made available for task force\nstudies.\nAppointed Executive Director: Timothy F. Comstoc\nCONSUMER FRAUD TASK FORCE\n#2\n1-6-71\nRR appointed 11-members to newly created task\nforce.\nCONSUMER PROBLEMS\nCPRP Task Force\n6-27-69\nRR has asked Task Force on Credit and Personnel\nReporting Practices to determine extent and na-\nture of consumer complaints\nCONSUMER PROTECTION\n#396\n8-11-70\nRR signed key element in 1970 consumer\nprotection legislative program.\nEstablishes\nuniform sanitation and health standards for\ngrocery stores and retail food outlets.\nCONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY\n#429\nLEGISLATION (Proposed) SB 707\n7-23-74\nKK BENL letter\nComete\nand informed President Nixon of his opposition\nto Senate Bill 707, which would establish a new\nbureaucracy that would overlap and duplicate\nexisting consumer protection agencies.\nCONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY ACT,\n#488\nRR position on\n8-24-74\nRR statement at annual Bull Roast picnic, Cen-\nterville, Maryland, on Consumer Protection\nAgency Act, undergoing Senate debate in\nCongress.\nCONSUMER PROTECTION\n#550\nPROGRAM\n9-22-69\nRR took action to further strengthen the\nadministration's consumer protection program\nby creating the Division of Consumer Affairs\nin the State Department of Professional\nand Vocational Standards.\nCONSUMER SERVICES, Chief of\n#575\nthe Division of\n11-27-73\nJames P. Keating\nCONSUMER SERVICES, Chief of\n#264\nthe Division of\n5-15-73\nRobert L. Harvey\nCONSUMER SERVICES\n#344\nDivision of\n6-8-71\nEstablished to provide greater protection for\ninsurance policy holders.\nCONTRA COSTA COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT\n#565\nWalnut Creek-Danville District\n11-20-73\nJoseph R. Longacre, Jr.\nCORTRA COSTA COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT\n#158\n3-20-70\nMrs. Bessie P. Dreibelbis\nThomas F, Curtin\nCONTRA COSTA, Superior Court\n#395\n7-12-73\nRichard is Calhoun\nCONTRA COSTA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT\n#543\n9-29-72\nColeman F. Fannin\nCONTRA COSTA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT\n#276\n5-7-71\nJackson C. Davis\nCONTRA COSTA COUNTY\n#201\nSENATORIAL ELECTION\n3-26-69\nRR congratulated John Nejedly on victory in\nspecial election in Contra Costa County.\nMax Wilcox, Jr.\nCONTRA COSTA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT #52\n1-22-70\nNewly created.\nWilliam R. Channell\nCONTRA COSTA COUNTY, Superior Court\n#293\n5-26-67\nSamuel Conti\nCONTRA COSTA COUNTY, special\n#19\nelection\n1-16-69\nWilliam P. Clark, Jr., replied to telegram\nfrom State Democratic Central Committee Chairman\nRoger Boas.\nCOMMACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD\n8375\n6-36-74\nComppointed: Roads \"Dusty\" Veale\nTAT. Boad Sprinkel\nCharles W. Hostler, Sr.\nNorman T. R. Heathorn\nCONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD\n#442\n8-16-73\nAppointed: Francis M. Booth, Jr.\nReappointed: J. Frank Park\nRalph T. Viola\nCONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD\n#271\n5-16-73\nCharles W. Hostler\nW. Daniel Larsen\nCONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD\n#55\n2-6-73\nJames H. Grubbs\nCONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD\n#482\n8-12-71\nRoads Veale\nWarren R. Sprinkel\nCONTRACTORS LICENSE BOARD\n#245\n5-4-70\nJ. Frank Park\nEdward D. Weyand\nRalph T. Viola\nCONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE\n#259\nBoard\n5-1-69\nJames L. Bernoudy\nCONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD\n#183\n3-17-69\nMichael J. Hermreck\nCONTRACTORS STATE LICENSE BOARD\n#85\n2.7.68\nNorman T. 7. Heathorn - Reappointed 2-2-72, #67\nW. Daniel Larsen\nCONTRACTORS STATE LICENSE BOARD\n#249\n5.8.67\nW. Reed Sprinkel\nReappointed: Alfred P. Smith\nCONTROL,\n#327\nSTATE BOARD OF\n5-26-71\nVern W. Cartwright, Reappointed\nNTROL, Board of\n#67\n2.16.67\nrnon W. Cartwright\nCOORDINATING COUNCIL FOR\n#357\nHIGHER EDUCATION\n6-13-72\nMrs. Almena Lomax\nReappointed were: Charles F. Horne, Patterson norval\nYoung, Kenneth R. Rearwin, Lorenzo N. Hoopes,\nCO-PAYMENT BY MEDI-CAL PATIENTS\n#267\n5-4-71\nRR announced the federal government will\nallow California to try token co-payment by\nMedi=Cal patients.\nCORONA JUDICIAL DISTRICT,\n#355\nMunicipal court bench\n6-26-69\nJ. William Mortland\nCORPORATIONS, State Commissioner of\n#169\n3-14-74\nRobert L. Toms\nResignation of State\n2-27-74\nBrich Camp\nCORPORATIONS, Commissioner of\n#460\n8-2-71\nBrian Van Camp\nCORPORATIONS, State Commission\n#84\n2-13-69\nCommissioner\nAnthony R. Pierno\nCORPORATIONS, State Commissioner of\n#71\n2-6-69\nResigned - Robert H. Volk\nCORPORATIONS COMMISSIONER\n#49\n2.6.67\nRobert H. Volk\nCORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES COMMISSION\n#160\n3-20-73\nMichael D. Ayala\nAlbert Terrence\nA. Kenneth Anderson\nCORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES COMMISSION\n#198\n4-8-71\nDavid H. Rosenthal\nThomas W. Mathew\nAlfred A. Figone, reappointed\n#446\nCORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES\n8-5-69\nCOMMISS ION\nMichael D. Ayala\nA. Kenneth Anderson\nAlbert Terrence\nCORRECTIONAL SYSTEM STUDY\n#10\n1-8-70\nRR amounted plans for study of California's\noverall correctional system under auspices of\nState Board of Corrections.\nCORRECTIONS, State Board of\n#26\n1-14-74\nReappointed:\nMichael N. Canlis\nCORRECTIONS: State Board of\n#337\n6-2-71\nKarl W. Holton, Reappointed\nCORRECTIONS, State Board of\n#334\n6-17-69\nMichael N. Canlis\nCORRECTIONS BOARD\n#121\n3.16.67\nmeannointed. Karl W. Holton\nCORRECTIONS, Department of\n#278\n5.23.67\nRaymond K. Procunier\ncorrectional INDUSTRIES COMMISSION\n6404\n7-15-7\nptonio Arroyo\nCORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES COMMISSION\n#218\n4.26.67\nJoseph E. Regan\nReappointed:\nAlfred A. Figone\nJuel D. Drake\ncosmotolegy, State Board of\n#596\n12-10-73\n-\nMrs. Evelyn M. Hartin\nCOSMETOLOGY, State Board of\n#538\n10-16-73\nMorris E. Goatley\nMrs. David (Connie) Moya\nCOSMETOLOGY, State Board of\n#266\n5-15-73\nHamilton F. Wilson\nCOSMETOLOGY, State Board of\n#205\n4-10-73\nMrs. Sylvia S. LeSage\ncosmetology, State Board of\n#56\n1-31-7\nPolly A. Wyant\nMrs. Norine R. Helder\nCOSMETOLOGY, State Board of\n#415\n7-22-69\nReappointed: Anthony Vazzoler\nSylvia LeSage\nCOSMETOLOGY, BOARD OF\n#194\n3.18.68\nSteve Courso\nDonald H. Oliphant\nCOSMETOLOGY, BOARD OF\n#348\n6.21.67\nMrs. Norine R. Helder\nCOTTON\n#283\n5.23.67\npill appropriates $650,000 for bollworm\nCOUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSIC WEEK\n#421\n7-23-69\nRR proclaimed September 8 through 14.\nCOURT OF APPEALS, Fifth District\n#612\n11-21-72\nNominated Superior Court Judge DonaldR. Franson\nCOURT OF APPEAL, State\n(Associate justices)\n#630\n10.25.68\nSuperior Court Judges John F. Aiso and\nBertram D. Janes\nCOURT OF APPEAL\n#198\nSecond Appellate District, Division 5 4-11-7\n(LOS Angeles)\nNominated:\nHerbert L. Ashby\nCOURT OF APPEAL\n#123\nFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT\n3-11-71\nDIVISION TWO\nNominated: Robert F. Kane\nCOURT OF APPEAL\n#122\nSECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT\n3-11-71\nDIVISION ONE\nJudge William P. Clark, Jr.\nCOURT OF APPEAL, SECOND\n#577\nAPPELLATE DISTRICT, DIVISION ONE,\n10-15-69\nAssociate Justice of the\nRoy A. Gustafson, Judge\nCOURT OF APPEAL, Second Appellate Dist. #660\n11.15.63\nRobert S. Thompson\nDonald R. Wright\nBarvia W.\nGerold C. Dunn\nWilliam Reppy\nCOURT OF APPEAL,\n#229\nFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT,\n4-16-69\nDIVISION THREE\nJudge Thomas W. Caldecott\nCOURT OF APPEAL,\nSECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT\n#403\nDIVISION THREE\n7-18-69\nNominated: Justice John R. Allport\n#32\nCOURT OF APPEAL\nFIFTH APPELLATE DISTRICT\n1-22-71\nJudge George A. Brown, nominated\nCOURT COMMISSIONERS\n#294\n5.26.67\nVetoed Assembly Bill 787 which would have\nprovided that court commissioners could be\ndisqualified for prejudice.\nStatement\nCOX, Archibald - Firing of\n10-22-73\nSpecial Prosecutor (Watergate)\ncomment on firing of the special Cox. prosecuto:\nRR in no the Watergate case - Archibald\nCREATIVE PAPER - Education\n#472\n7.18.68\nRR outlined philosophy of his administration in\ncreative paper on education; third paper in\nseries.\nCREATIVE PAPER - Human Relations\n#293\n5.1.68\nRR issued major position paper on human\nrelations, setting forth philosophy of the\nadministration on the principal problems\nfacing society.\nPAPER - LAW AND ORDER\n$ 14.60\nof greative studies setting\nsecond forth philosophy of Reagan administration. Warn\nthat an increasingly permissive attitude toward\nlawlessness in America endangers our traditional\nway of life. Calls for restoration of the Amer-\nican precept that each individual is responsible\nfor his actions.\nCREDIT CARDS - Fraud\n#502\n9.5.67\nRR praised Senator McCarthy for obtaining passage\nof SB 1055 to curtail fraudulent use of credit\ncards.\nCREDIT AND PERSONNEL REPORTING\n#169\nPRACTICES, Task Force on\n3-11-69\nRR announced he will appoint a special task\nforce to inquire into credit and personnel\nreporting practices. The broadly-based\ngroup will be asked to determine how wide-\nspread abuses may be and what kinds of firms\nare involved in them.\nCREDIT AND PERSONNEL REPORTING\n#313\nPRACTICES, special task force\n6-10-69\nChairman,\nGuy W. Wadsworth\n(16 members appointed)\nCREDIT AND PERSONNEL\nCPRP Task Force\nDEPORTING PRACTICES, Task\n6-27-69\nForce on\nRR has asked TaskForce to determine extent and\ncomplaints\n-\nmendations on how problems may be solved in\nbest interest of public and credit granting\nbusinesses\nCRIME BILL\n#403\n(Telegram to president)\n6.13.68\nRR urged president (by telegram) to sign the\nOmnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of\n1968.\nCRIME LEGISLATION\n#170\n4/6/67\nGov RR approved Assemblyman Biddle's Bill\nre: legislation to protect persons\ncircumstances arrested unjustly or as victims of\nAlso Sherman's Senate bill re: Senate Judici\nary Committee to study subject of\nreporting, recording & disseminating\ninformation on arrests, etc.\nCRIME CONTROL in\nCALIFORNIA'S STATE PARKS\n#130\n3-3-69\nRR announced a program for tighter control\nparks. of crime and vandalism in California's state\nCRIME CONTROL GRANT\n1-14-72\n20\nFederal officials have approved advance alloca-\ntion of $16,024,000 to support state's 1972\nand clime program under Omnibus Crime Control\nAct.\nCRIME CONTROL PROGRAM BILL\n#498\n9/4/67\nSB 84 signed--containing major part of crime\ncontrol program of Governor. Creates Cali-\nfornia Council on Criminal Justice and the\nCrime Technological Research Foundation.\nCRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION,\n#432\nMajor Breakthrough\n7-30-74\nRR announced a breakthrough in crime control and\nprevention by virtue of the state receiving a\npatent for an invisible wall of energy called a\n\"laser fence\". The fence transmits and receives\npulsed beams of light to prevent intruders.\nCRIME FUNDS\n#70\n2-2-72\nbudget by approx. $4 million to enable Calif.\nRR requested legislature to expand 1972-73\nto qualify for $60 million in state's share\nof federal anti-crime funds\nTERMS TECUNOLOGICAL RESEARCH\nOUNDATION, California\n6-7-74\nadain T.. Miller, Jr.\nCRIME TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH\n#525\nFOUNDATION, California\n9-19-72\nMichael N. Canlis, Chairman\nRalph C. Bledsoe\nAlan A. Burrows\nLambert T. Dolphin, Jr.\nVernon L. Grose\nDonald E. McKenzie,\nAnthony L. (Lou) Palumbo\nB. James Glavas\nHarold W. Ezell\nen A. Carney\nCRIME TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH\n#233\nFOUNDATION, California\n4-21-69\n(Newly-formed)\nOroville J. Hawkins\nCharles P. Smith\nKeith S. Griffiths\nPaul M. Whisenand\nMilton Burdman\nFrank T. Ruzic\nRalph N. Kleps\nWilliam L. Faulstich\nJudge Allison Rouse\nAlvin N. Taylor\nThomas J. Rogers\nCharles I. Daniels, J:\nMichael N. Canlis\nLynn D. Compton\nPaul L. Kirk\nCRIME TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION #266\n5-14-70\nBennett, Dr. Lawrence A.\nCRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING, Executive\n#12\nDirector of the (new) Office of\n1-9-74\ncol. Anthony L. Palumbo\nCRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM,\n#427\nPlan to strengthen the\n8-1-73\nRR today unveiled a far-reaching plan to\nstrengthen the criminal justice system in\nCalifornia\nCRIPPLED CHILDREN\n#104\n3-7-67\nEmergency appropriation announced to meet needs\nof children.\nCRIPPLED CHILDRENS' PROGRAM\n#686\n12-8-71\nRR has directed HR Secretary James M. Hall\nto determine how much additional money\nfrom the state is needed to help finance\na current funding deficiency in the\nCrippled Childrens' Program across the state.\nCRIPPLED CHILDREN PROGRAM\nIf\n2-16-68\nRR announced that adequate funds to provide\n101 necessary additional ala to the counties\nwill be authorized for the program.\nCRIPPLED CHILDREN PROGRAM\n#119\n2-20-68\nEmergency legislation authorized to provide\nadditional funds for those counties requesting\nnecessary additional aid for the program.\nCRIPPLED CHILDREN'S PROGRAM\n#65\n2/15/67\nGov. Reagan requested Legislature for an\nemergency deficiency appropriation\nto continue the program\nCRIPPLED CHILDRENS PROGRAM\n#92\n2/24/67\nReply to Assemblyman Crown's statement that\nnot enough funds are available for program -\nReply and explanation that Republicans are\nnot blocking funds for care of crippled\nchildren\nCRIPPLED CHILDREN'S SERVICES PROGRAM # 207\n3.21.68\nRR requested $769,000 in additional funds be\nallocated for this program in 1968-69 budget\nCRIPPLED CHILDREN SERVICES PROGRAM\n# 214\nRR signed bill AB 82 appropriating $750,000\nfor use\nCROWN, Assemblyman Robert W. -\n#308\nSpecial Election for seat of\n6-8-73\nRR set September 4, 1973 for special election\nto fill the seat of the 14th Assembly District.\nPrimary will be August 7.\nCROWN, Assemblyman Robert W.,\n#281\nDeath of\n5-21-73\nRR statement on death of Crown\nCRUDE OIL PRICE CEILINGS,\n#166\nFEO's revocation of State and\n3-13-74\nlocal government exemption from\nJim Lake's statement delivered to the Federal\nEnergy COM Office hearings in Washington, D.C.\nTRUNPACKER: James J.\n+710\n12-21-71\n2R announced that he has \"accepted with regret\"\nthe resignation of Cabinet Assistant James J.\nCrumpacker.\nVPRICULUM DEVELOPMENT\n237\nND SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS COMMISSION 4-25-72\nr. Robert A. Bennett"
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