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Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
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Collection: Reagan, Ronald: Gubernatorial Papers, 1966-
74: Press Unit
Folder Title: Press Releases - Index [C]
Box: P5
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CABINET AFFAIRS,
#99
Assistant to the Governor
2-17-69
J. Earl Coke annointed
C
CABINET SECRETARY
#644
11-25-69
James J. Crumpacker
CABINET SECRETARY, Assistant
#589
9.17.68
Thomas M. McMurray
CALAVERAS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
#558
9-27-74
Leonard E. Anderson
CALAVERAS COUNTY
#604
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
11-1-71
Wistos
CALAVERAS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS #316
6-17-70
Board member, Joe R. Yockers
CAL-VET DISASTER INDEMNITY
#127
FUND
3-11-71
RR called for urgency consideration of AB 579
which would augment the Cal Vet Disaster
Indemnity Fund and allow the state to fulfill
obligations to Cal-Vet contract holders
CAL-VET FARM and HOME
#651
LOAN PROGRAM
12-3-69
RR announced establishment of an interim
financing program for the program of the
Department of Veterans Affairs.
CAL-VET : HOME OWNERS
#58
1-31-69
RR instructed James E. Johnson, State Director
AFFAIRS,
CO make every
service available to the home owners, in storm
devastated areas.
CALIFORNIA AERONAUTICS BOARD
#303
6-3-69
Ronald T. Golan
CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURE DAY
#413
7-22-69
F.R proclaimed July 22
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#358
6-26-74
John A. Olivero
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#294
5-14-74
Mrs. Ruth F. Drossel
Diahard L Marting
S. R. (Jack) McCann
Bernard S. Miles
Gordon R. Morrison
Lowell "Wayne" Turner
Peter Verkerke, Jr.
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#150
3-16-73
Herald L. Antrim
Fred L. Feci
George A. Harter
Jack Horner
John M. Lozano
Dionicio Morales
Arthur D. Taylor
John L. Watts
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#517
9-7-72
Fred L. Feci
Richard F. Martin
S. R. "Jack" McCann
Peter Verkerke, Jr.
Gordon Morrison
George H. Henneberg
Bernard S. Miles
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#290
5-13-71
Appointed:
Arthur D. Taylor
Reappointed:
Jerald L. Antrim
John G. Lozano
Dionicio Morales
George A. Harter
John L. Watts
Jack Hornel
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#236
5-1-70
Howard J. Volz
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#89
2-9-70
Fred V. Adam
Bernard S. Miles
George H. Henneberg
George W. Smith
Richard M. Lane
Fred A. Schmitz
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP
#471
COUNCIL
8-14-69
Henry Henneberg
William Mariano
John G. Lozano
Edward J. Hibbert
George A. Harter
Harry B. Winston, Jr
William F. Stumpf
Robert H. Worthy
Wesley R. Brazier
ALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP
#315
COUNCIL
6-12-69
RR praised the Council for its sponsorship of
program which provides career training for
many young people and welcomed the 250,000th
young person to enter the program.
CALIFORNIA BPPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#170
3-11-68
George W. Smith
Reappointed:
Fred A. Schmitz
Richard M. Lane
Bernard S. Miles
Fred V. Adam
Francis A. Knapp
CALIFORNIA APPRENTICESHIP COUNCIL
#362
6-28-67
Henry J. Harkleroad
William F. Stumpf
Robert H. Worthy
CALIFORNIA BICENTENNIAL DAY
#393
7-11-69
RR proclaimed July 16
CALIFORNIA CITIZENSHIP DAY
#612
11-10-69
RR proclaimed November 13, 1969
CALIFORNIA COMMISSION ON
INTERSTATE COOPERATION
#316
6-12-69
J. Frank Coakley (simultaneously appointed to
Laws) Commission "Ditorm state
CALIFORNIA COMMISSION ON
#48
INTERSTATE COOPERATION
1-24-68
John A. Sutro, Sr.
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES,
#357
Board of Governors
6-13-72
Dean S. Lesher, James J. Crumpacker,
Reappointed were: Mrs. Carol W. Marsden,
Bernard C. Plover.
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES
#431
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
7-19-71
Roy T. Brophy
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES,
#720
Board of Governors
12-31-68
Herbert T. Stroschein
whit U Tancaster
Phillip V. Sanchez
William A. Dillard
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
#142
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
3-16-71
Norman E. Watts, Jr.
Reappointed:
James C. Dodd
Harmon K. Howard
Mrs. Joan King
Mrs. Myrtle Wiens
California
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
#199
California, Board of Governors
4-9-70
Reappointed:
The Reverend Paul C. Cox
Benjamin N. Scott
Charles E. Smoot
Harold F. Wolters
COMMUNITY COLLEGES, Board of
#30
1.16.68
Board formed to make the community colleges an
integral element of public higher education;
15 appointments.
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
#367
Board of Governors
7-13-70
King E. Durkee
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE #158
3-11-74
Walter Pudinski
Allen F. Breed
Herbert E. Ellingwood
D. Lowell Jensen
Wayne H. Bronhoft
John F. Duffy
Robert G. Eckhoff
Ernest J. Rowland
John T. Conlan
Billy G. Mills
Gene S. Muehleisen
James G. Fisk
Dr. Donald E. McKenzie
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE #427
7-19-74
Henry T. Wilfong, Jr.
CALIFORNIA
COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE
#548
10-3-72
Billy G. Mills
CALIFORNIA
COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE
#518
9-7-72
Dr. Earl Brian
CALIFORNIA
COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE
#460
8-8-72
David L. Luce
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON
#152
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
3-14-72
Kenneth F. Fare
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON
#664
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
11-24-71
Vernon L. Grose
CALIFORNIA
COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE
#31
1-22-71
Evelle Younger, Chairman
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON
#405
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
8-19-70
Herbert L. Ashby
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON
#194
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
4-7-70
Robert G. Eckhoff
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE #3
1-2-70
Four new members:
John T. Conlan
Douglas F. Dollarhide
Patrick G. La Pointe
Raymond C. Simon
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL
#381
ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE
7-9-69
Wayne H. Bornhoft
CALIFORNIA
COUNCIL OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
#84
2-7-68
Thomas C. Lynch
CALIFORNIA CRIME TECHNOLOGICAL
#494
RESEARCH FOUNDATION
8-29-74
Richard E. Vahlstrom
Brian P. Parker
James M. Geary
Peter A. Hogenson
CALIFORNIA CRIME TECHNOLOGICAL
#727
RESEARCH FOUNDATION
12-28-71
Robert A. Houghton
CALIFORNIA DISASTER OFFICE
1419
EMPLOYEE REDUCTION
7-30-69
Legislative reductions in agency's 1969-70
LASORI , CEF budget ret
employees
#303
CALIFORNIA ECOLOGY CORPS
5-18-71
RR optimistic over 40 volunteers and the
potential of enough volunteers in the near
future to staff 2 Or 3 Ecology Centers.
CALIFORNIA ECOLOGY CORPS
#251
4-27-71
RR, by executive order created CEC"
to
increase our efforts in protecting Calif's.
environment" and enable state to draw
upon selected young men who have volunteered
as well as those classified as conscientious
objectors to military service.
CAL-EXPO MANAGEMENT
#146
3-16-73
RR today announced that he intends to assign
responsibility for Cal-Expo to William Penn Nott,
Jr., director of the state Department of Parks
and Recreation
CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND FAIR
#31
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
1-20-72
Ralph A. Nissen reappointed Chairman
woodrow A. Miller, Reappointed Member
Robert R. Gallaway, Appointed Member
MALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND
#456
7AIR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
7-30-71
Jimmy D. Isbell (Student appointee)
CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND
#52
FAIR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
2-2-71
(3 Appointments)
Reappointed Chairman Ralph A. Nissen
Members: Herbert C. Sanderson
Nelson G. Dong
CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND FAIR
#546
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
11-13-70
Nelson G. Dong
Ethel A. Hartman
Joash E. Paul
CAL-EXPO and Fair Executive Committee #80
2-4-70
Thomas A. Lipman, appointed.
Reappointed:
John H. Clifford
George A. Whitney
CAL-EXPO and FAIR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE #29
1-14-70
Ralph Nissen, Chairman
EXPOSITION, State Fair and
#154
3.6.68
Jack H. Clifford
#218
EXPOSITION CALIFORNIA AND FAIR EXECUTIVE
4-10-69
COMMITTEE, California
Rafael Vega
Jospeh RUSS IV
Denis G. Babson
CALIFORNIA
EXPOSITION AND FAIR EXECUTIVE
#98
COMMITTEE, State
2-17-69
ppointed Dalnh Wisson
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION
#36
1-24-73
Kenneth E. Vetter
William L. Leonard
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION
#22
1-19-71
Moon Lim Lee
Vernon J. Cristina
#16
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION
1-11-68
Robert E. Herdman
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION
#37
2-1-67
Fred .. Jemmings
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION
#16
1-16-67
Members:
Vernon J. Christina
Moon Lim Lee
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION
#570
10-20-67
Earl Roberts
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
#602
(No strike pledge)
10-31-69
RR commended California Association of Highway
Patrolmen for no strike pledge; text of RR
letter quoted
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
#253
5-9-67
CHP able to use radar to measure speed of
motor vehicles
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
B & T Release
COMMISSIONER, Appointment of
7-11-72
Walter Pudinski
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
B & T
COMMISSIONER, Resignation of
Release
7-11-72
Resignation of CHP Commissioner Harold W.
Sullivan was accepted today by Frank J. Walton,
Business and Transportation Agency Secretary.
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL SALARIES
#466
8-16-74
RR announced agreement has been reached on
amendment to legislation estublishing new
method for determining CHP salaries based
on salaries for corresponding ranks in 5 major
law enforcement jurisdictions in Calif.
CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL COMMISSION
#472
8-19-74
Dr. Edgar K. Rose
ADITORNIA HOSPITAL COMMISSION
#75
2-8-72
Everett Southard
Albert B. Halverson
Menry B. Dunlap
Theodore Cummings
Dr. James B. D. Mark
Allen J. Manzano
Mrs. Elizabeth Rowen
CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY AND
#662
WORLD TRADE COMMISSION
12-9-69
Appointed:
Allan F. Mather
William J. Neff
William W. Morison
J. Dallas Clark
William E. Roberts
Robert H. Volk
Earle M. Constable
George Curran
Ralph B. Dewey
CALIFORNIA LAW REVISION COMMISSION
#624
11-5-71
Appointed:
Howard R. Williams
John J. Balluff
Reappointed:
Marc Sandshrom
John N. McLaurin
Noble K. Gregory
CALIFORNIA LEGAL
1-14-72
SERVICES FOUNDATION
#18
RR announced plans for bold new experiment
aimed at significantly improving quality &
availability of professional legal services
to the poor in Calif.
CALIFORNIA MARCHING BAND AT BERKELEY #145
3-9-70
RR names California Marching Band at Berkeley
as official representative at EXPO '70, Osaka.
CALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY
#98
3-2-71
Rear Admiral Leslie E. Gehres (Ret.)
CALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY
#242
5-4-70
Reed M. Williams
CALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY
#114
Board of Governors
2-26-69
Reappointed Ernest N. Kettenhofen
CALIFORNIA-NEVADA COMPACT
#138
3-4-70
J. Allen Bray, representative
COMMISSION CALIFORNIA-NEVADA INTERSTATE COMPACT #363
6.28.67
Leland R. Charlebois
Randolph H. Dewante
Alfred A. Hodder
William F. Bechdolt
Hubert B. Bruns
Charles F. Fogerty
CALIFORNIA POPPY
#310
5-20-71
RR plea for precervation of the Ctille Floor
CALIFORNIA RECREATIONAL
#177
TRAILS COMMITTEE
3-27-72
Ralph R. Goodson
CRLA
Carlucci Statement
June 29, 1971
RR comment and copy of statement of Frank
Carlucci, Director of federal Office of
Economic Opportunity, regarding CRLA funding.
CRLA - OEO
#320
5-24-71
Text of RR telegram to Attorney General
John Mitchell requesting investigation,
and report re: the fire-bombing of
Attorney William Moreno's office.
Also, text of telegram to Moreno
#309
CREA - OEO
5-19-71
Telegram to Frank Carlucci re: conduct
arings hv Federal OFO
on CRLA. Also requests full investigation
of all facts pertaing to CRLA's activities.
CREA
#266
OEO
5-4-71
RRletter to Frank Caducci, Director of OEO
requesting meeting between state and federal
officials to review investigation of CRLA
problems
CRLA-OEO
#295
5-14-71
Letter to Frank Carlucci enclosing document
establishing illegal relationship between
CRLA and UFWOC.
CRLA
MEMO
(Hearings)
5-13-71
Samples of documentary evidence submitted
in current CRLA-OEO-California hearings.
(LETTER TO OEO
4-28-71
RR letter to Commission members investigating
CRLA, San Francisco. References to statemento
made in Press Conference April 27.
CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE
#50
2-1-71
RR approved short-term grant to CRLA, Inc.
which will expire in six months.
CRLA
#3
1-6-71
283 page report sent to federal OEO officials
in Washington, D. C. in support of RR veto
of funding CRLA.
CRLA
Office of Economic
Opportunity
Lewis K. Uhler, Dir.
1-7-71
Material supporting RR's veto of funding
CRLA for 1971
CRIA
Office of Economic Oppil
Lewis K. Uhler, Dir.
1-7-71
State of California accused "persons acting
on behalf of CRLA " of harassing persons
who have signed complaints about the
activities of CRLA
to change stories
CKLA
Office of Beonomic
Opportunity
Lewis K. Uhler, Dir.
1-26-71
Letter from California Congressmen urging
President Nixon to sustain Governor Reagan's
veto of funding for California Rural Legal
Assistance, Inc.
CRLA
#585
12-26-70
RR VETOED $1.8 million grant to California
Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. for re-funding
of program.
CRLA
#588
12-30-70
Extension of 30 days for study of material
supporting RR's veto of grant to re-fund
CRLA operations.
#593
CRIA
12-31-70
movt of RR's telegram to Senator Cranston
regarding Senator's accion to b]
confirmation of Federal OEO Director
nominated by President
MALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE
#46
1-30-71
RR statement
pleased and gratified that
federal OEO upheld veto of CRLA program.
CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE
#588
12-30-70
Extension of 30 days for study of material
supporting RR's veto of grant to re-fund
CRLA operations.
CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE #585
12-26-70
RR vetoed $1.8 million grant to re-fund program
CRLA OEO GRANT ASSISTANCE
#13
1-8-70
Meese announced approved of 1-year
$1.6 million OEO grant, based on "anticipated
enforcement" of 4 conditions.
CALIFORNIA SERVICE ALLIANCE
MEMO TO PRESS
3-13-69
RR met with members of the newly formed
California Service Alliance
(background on organization included)
CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGES
#357
AND UNIVERSITY, Board of
6-13-72
Trustees
Richard A. Garcia
CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGES
#149
3-18-71
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Wendell W. Witter
Dr. William McColl
Mrs. Winifred H. Lancaster
CALIFORNIA STATE DISASTER COUNCIL
#9
1-7-70
Richard H. Houts
CALIFORNIA STATE
DISASTER COUNC IL
#468
8-13-69
John B. Whitney
CALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES
#218
ASSOCIATION (Fringe benefits)
4-14-71
RR proposed "the most significant liberalization
of fringe benefits for career state employees
in almost a generation."
CALIFORNIA STATE
#92
EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
3-1-71
RR statement after meeting with representatives
of CSEA, announcing new executive order to
improve communications.
CALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
#575
NO-STRIKE PLEDGE
10-13-69
RR very disappointed to learn of action by CSEA
delegates to clinic
Constitution.
CALIFORNIA STATE JOBS FOR VETERANS
#382
TASK FORCE
6-25-71
Gordon R. Elliott, Director
CALIFORNIA STATE PARK
#592 & #593
FOUNDATION
10-28-69
RR announced incorporation of CSPF as non-
profit organization empowered to solicit and
receive gifts for further development of State
Park System.
CALIFORNIA STATE VARIATION PLAN
#610
11-20-72
RR announced he has initiated action a designed to
give the state increased control over the nearly
$78 million in federal antipoverty funds being
spent annually in California. RR requested
authority from Phillip DEC Director, to
implement a California State Variation Plan.
CALIFORNIA TOLL BRIDGE AUTHORITY
COMMENDATION LETTER
#666
12-11-69
RR letter to Toll ICE Bridge Authori schding
Dringing about toll reduction.
CALIFORNIA TOLL BRIDGE
#657
AUTHORITY
12-4-69
James C. Schmidt
Roy E. Demmon
CALIFORNIA WORLD TRADE AUTHORITY
#318
6-13-69
William E. Roberts
Ralph B. Dewey
Allan F. Mather
William J. Neff
William W. Morison
James Dallas Clark
Erle M. Constable
Robert H. Volk
George Curran
CALIFORNIA VETERANS BOARD
#41
1-30-73
J. Robert Springer
Michael I. Neil
CALIFORNIA VETERANS
#371
7-3-69
Robert N. Rouch
CALIFORNIA VETERANS' BOARD
#211
4-7-69
G. Harvey Mydland
CALIFORNIA VETERANS' BOARD
#82
2-13-69
J. Robert Springer
CALIFORNIA VETERANS' BOARD
#108
3-8-67
Wing K. Fat
CALIFORNIA WORK EXPERIENCE
#351
PROGRAM, (CWEP)
6-8-72
RR issuea statement; "California was given
the legal authority on June 6 to begin CWEP"
#269
CYA PAROLEE
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
CALIFORNIANS APPOINTED
#194
TO NIXON ADMINISTRATION
3-25-69
RR acknowledge talents and quality of leadership
of Californians who have served so ably in state
government and are now serving in Washington
administration.
CALIFORNIANS FOR LOWER TAXES"
#169
Task Force
3-23-73
RR's drive for a public referendum on his
revenue and tax reduction plan got off to a
fast start today when the chairman of the
"Californians for Lower Taxes" COMMISSION sene
the measure to the Attorney General for
"Titling".
CALIFORNIANS FOR REVENUE SHARING
#102
3-5-71
or
or revenue sharing
and statement the new statewide organization to
develop awareness.
CALIFORNIA'S CHANGING ENVIRONMENT,
#449
CONFERENCE ON
8-6-69
Creative solutions to California's
environmental problems will be sought at a
conference of more than 1,000 scientists,
industrialists, educators and conservationists
called by Governor Reagan November 17 and 18
in Los Angeles.
CALIFORNIAS, Commission of the
#272
5.22.67
Appointed seven outstanding Californians and
also named 18 more men and women.
CALIFORNIA'S CHANGING
#631
ENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE
11-14-69
Background information, list of panelists and
agenda ennounced by Governor re conference on
November 17-18.
CALIFORNIA'S CHANGING
#611
ENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE
11-10-69
November one 10 will buing together
largest cross-section of experts and concerned
citizens ever assembled at one time in
California to seek creative solutions to the
state's pollution problems.
CALIFORNIA'S CHANGING
#571
ENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE
10-10-69
Astronaut William Anders and Secretary
of Interior Walter J. Hickel will be among
the featured speakers in Los Angeles at the
November 17-18 Conference.
CAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL ADVISORY
#389
BOARD FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED
7-11-74
Reappointed: Ablyne B. Winge
Marion E. Van Winkle
Douglas R. McAvey
CAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL
#188
Advisory Board for Mentally Disordered
4-5-72
Robert I. Lauffer
CAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL
#325
6-15-67
Francis W. Hertel
CAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL
#128
3-20-67
Alfrida P. Teague
John S. Broome
#672
CAMELLIA BOWL GAME
11-30-71
Telegram from RR to Governor of Idaho
regarding the December 11 Camellia Bowl
game between Chico State and Boise State.
CAMPAIGN REFORM
#338
6-18-74
MR sent telegrams to John Gardner and Joyce
Rougal urging Common Cause and People's Lobby to
support the governor's legisla tive campaign
reform proposals to strengthen the Political
Reform Act of 1974 passed by the voters June
4 (Proposition 9).
CAMPAIGN REFORM PROPOSAL
#468
(Legislation)
8-16-74
RR called for revival of campaign reform bills
in legislature; invited People's Lobby and
Common Cause to join in pushing reforms.
CAMPAIGN REFORM PROPOSAL
#289
(Legislation)
5-9-74
RR announced that the following bills, implemen-
ting his campaign reform proposals have been
introduced in the legislature:
SCA 50 - Stull
AB 4291 - Russell
SB 2181 - Stull
SB 2415 - Carpenter
AB 3962 - Arnett
AB 4258 - Antonovich
AB 4262 - McLennan
AB 4266 - Priolo
AB 4301 - Badham
CAMPUS DISORDER
#252
5-6-70
RR requests all University of California and
California State Colleges be closed for two
days plus the weekend.
CAMPUS DISORDER
#253
5-6-70
Text of RR message to the people of California
re: closure of the University and state colleges.
CAMPUS CONFLICT
288
5-20-69
RR issued summary of events and circumstances
surrounding planned and violent disturbances
at Berkeley over past 5 days.
CAMPUS DISORDER
#660
12-7-67
Statement to the State Colleges and Universities
that rioting will not be tolerated.
CANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL, State
#227
4-5-74
Dr. Sol Silverman, Jr.
Dr. D.vid A. Wood
Mrs. Helene G. Brown
CANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL,
#97
State
2-14-74
Dr. Lewis W. Guiss
#270
5-16-73
Sol R. Baker, M.D.
John E. Connolly, M.D.
CANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL
#27
1-19-72
Reappointed:
Dr. John W. Cline
Emanuel H. Fineman
Dr. Joseph F. Ross
CANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL
#74
Dr. Neil C. Andrews
Reappointed:
Dr. George S. Sharp
Mrs. Marvel L. Brenner
Ralph J. Thompson, Jr.
CANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL
#132
3-4-70
Dr. Lawrence G. Crowley
Dr. Arthur J. Donovan
Reappointed: Emanuel H. Fineman, Dr. Joseph F.
Ross, Dr. John W. Cline, Dr. Sol R. Baker,
Dr. John E. Connolly, Mrs. Helene G. Brown,
Dr. Sol Silverman and Dr. David A. Wood.
CANCER ADVISORY COUNCIL
#575
10.23.67
John B. Contaily
Dr. Ralph J. Thompson
Dr. Edward Zalta
Dr. George S. Sharp
Mrs. Marvel L. Brenner
CANCER CRUSADE
# 232
4.2.68
RR issued proclamation to call attention
to American Cancer Society's Annual Cancer
Crusade.
CANCER RESEARCH GRANT
#216
4-20-72
PR congratulated Salk Institute of San Diego
on receiving a $400,000 research grant from
National Cancer Institute
CAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECTS
DEPT. OF FINANCE
(1972-73 Budget Augmentation)
2-25-72
$49.5 million 1972-73 budget augmentation for
new capital outlay projects proposed:
1) Earthquake safety standards - public schools
2) State Park System improvements
3) U.C. educational centers - Sta. Bbra; S. Dgo.
4) Improved accreditation standards - mental
hygiene institutions
5) Governor's Mansion
CAPITAL OUTLAY PROJECTS
#155
3.6.68
UC and state colleges asked to submit highest
priorities for additional capital outlay because
of tidelands revenue bonuses.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, Reinstatemen t of
#473
9-10-73
RR statement upon legislature's approval of
the death penalty bill by Deukmejian.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
#334
5-31-72
RR statement on United States Supreme Court
refusal of California's appeal on the abolition
of the death penalty leaving the decision to
the citizens themselves.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
#285
5-11-72
RR issued a statement urging the citizens of
California to support death penalty initiative
and to sign the petitions.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
#164
3-17-72
RR statement re Calif. Supreme Court's denial
of attorney general's request for rehearing on
court's capital punishment decision; "extremely
unfortunate although not unexpected;" intend to
vigorously pursue appeal before U.S. Supreme
Court
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
#104
2-18-72
PR statement on California Supreme Court deci-
sion involving capital punishment
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
#239
5.4.67
Is capital punishment a deterrent to murder?
A letter from a wife whose husband was almost
killed.
CAPITOLA NATIONAL BEGONIA FESTIVAL
#500
WEEK
9.5.67
September 4th - 10th, proclamation.
CAPITOL BUILDING, West Wing of
#253
State
5-3-73
RR today discussions asked key administration officials to
a)
garding the evacuation of the wesc wing of the
State Capitol Building.
CAPPS, Ed
#381
(Death of)
6.6.68
RR issued statement on death of journalist
Ed Capps.
#476
CAPTIVE NATIONS WEEK
7.19.68
RR proclaimed July 14-20 as CAPTIVE NATIONS WEEK
in California; expressed "sympathy with the as-
pirations of peoples everywhere who wish to enjoy
the blessings and benefits of freedom.
TAR-POOL PRIORITY LANES
#650
BAY BRIDGE
11-19-71
Decision to establish the first toll-free
priority lanes for car pools using the
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
CAREER - Reference to Retirement
#233
(Misinterpretation of remark)
4.3.68
Confusion over remarks made by RR at airport.
any imprication there **** IS considering retiring
from public life is in error; referring to
career as an actor.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
#576
(Gov's employment program)
9.10.68
RR announced start of three-part program to Pro-
vide better employment opportunities for dis-
employees. advantaged, apprenticeship program, and state
CARLESON, Robert B., Resignation of
#105
3-1-73
Director of the state Department of Social
Welfare
352
CENETERY BOARD, State
6-26-7
Reappointed: George H. Shellenberger
CEMETERY BOARD
#73
2-4-70
Archie L. Hocking reappeanted, #420, 7-17-72
William A. Lahanier reappointed, #420, 7-17-72
John A. Vibert
CEMETERY BOARD
#108
3-5-71
George H. Shellenberger
NIMETERY BOARD (State)
#484
7.23.68
John A. Vibert
Reappointed #322, 6-15-73
CEMETERY BOARD
#178
3.13.68
Frederick E. Llewellyn - - Reappointed 2-14-72, Agm
Monsignor Thomas A. Kirby - Reaptd. 2-14-72, #97
Reappointed: Rollin Lee McNitt, Jr.
CEMETERY STRIKE
#544
10-4-71
P.R telegram to representatives of both sides
in the management-labor dispute involving
the Cemetery Workers and Greenskeepers Union,
requesting settlement.
CENSUS
#58
2-3-71
RR announced population count for California's
58 counties based on 1970 census.
CENTRAL ORANGE COUNTY
#230
MUNICIPAL COURT
4-21-72
John C. Teal
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
7-9-70
Appointed: John L. Flynn, Jr.
CENTURY FREEWAY
#199
3.20.68
RR lauded decision allocating $267 million in
highway funds for const. of Century Freeway
CENTURY FREEWAY
#29
1.16.68
$250 million released for construction of freeway
in L.A.
CERTIFICATES OF ACCREDITATION
#79
TO MILITARY HOSPITALS
2-11-69
RR presented first Certificate of Accreditation
to Letterman General Hospital designed to re-
lieve shortage - - Vocational Number in califor-
nia.
CERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS
BOARD
#400
7-16-73
John H. Miller
Fred J. Sherry
CERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS
#268'
5-15-73
BOARD
Mrs. Norman (Virginia R.) Talmage
RTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS BOARD
+94
2-23-73
bert S. Butler
CERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS BOARD #120
2-26-70
John I. Kelly
Reappointed, #509, 8-30-72
CERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS
#5
1-5-68
Richard P, Figone
CERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS
#387
7-11-67
Mack M. Racklin
George J. Kartinos
CERTIFIED SHORTHAND REPORTERS
#269
5-5-71
Mack M. Racklin
George J. Kartinos
CERTIFIED SHORTHAND
#185
REPORTERS BOARD
3-17-69
Cecil J. Slaback
#593
CHAING KAI-SHEK
10-27-71
Text of RR telegram re UN decision.
CHANDLER, Norman - Death of
Statement
10-21-73
RR statement re death of Norman Chandler, Chairma
of the board, Los Angeles Times-Mirror Corp.
CHARLES SCHULZ DAY
#288
5.24.67
Proclamation, May 24.
CASH INVICES
121
387 - Moretti
3-7-73
today called for passage of emergency
regislation to the constitution OI child
are services in California, pending action by
the federal government.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ADVISORY
#247
COMMITTEE
4-18-74
Mrs. Loretta C. Ceasar
CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ADVISORY
#408
COMMITTEE
7-18-73
Mrs. Sylvia L. Ahern
CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
#341
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
6-21-73
Mrs. Lorraine H. Boyce
11213
4-1-74
Dr. Kent A Zimmerman
Dr. Crawford Bost
Day ProCerick mouges
CHILDREN AND YOUTH,
Advisory Committee on
#542
9-17-69
Miles Mitchell
Eugene Clark
Marilyn Numair
CHILDREN AND YOUTH,
#474
Advisory Committee
8-15-69
Roy C. Votaw,
Raynaldo Gallegos
Reverend Edwin Cole
Armando Giotta
Mrs. Laurence B. Martin
Winston Lee
Willis J. Morrissey
Students appointed:
Robert B. Jacobsen
CHILDREN AND YOUTH,
#690
Advisory Committee on
12-2-68
Mrs. Evelyn M. Binswanger
Mrs. Robley Berry
Lois Risling
A. Kenneth Spencer
CHILDREN & YOUTH
#258
(Governor's Advisory Committee)
5.12.67
Mrs. Charles P. Gould
Rev. John J. O'Connor
Winston S. Carter
Donald A. Odell
Chatman
Dr. Myron C. Cole
Rev. Cornish Rogers
Miss Carol Davis
Tom Shanahan-
Richard C. Dinkelspiel
Stewart C. Smith
Wendell T. Handy
Dr. Ralph Tyler
Mrs. Walter Harness
Benjamin U. Vega
Ralph B. Herzog
Salvador T. Vela
Miss Helen MacGregor
Mrs. W. W. Wood
Mrs. Laurence B. Martin
CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES #336 5.16.68
WEEK
Acting 1968 as CHILDREN WITH
Governor Finch proclaimed Hay 10-19,
WEEK.
CHILE-CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE
#577
10.24.67
Chile. RR called meeting for continuing relations with
CHILE-CALIFORNIA PROGRAM
#435
8.2.67
Text of a letter written to Secretary of State
Dean Rusk.
CHINO, Warden of the California
Institution for Men at
#429
7-19-71
Bertram S. Griggs
CHINO CALIFORNIA INSTITUTION FOR MEN #429
7-19-71
Bertram S. Griggs, Warden
CHINO, Warden of the California
#333
Institution for Men at
6-16-67
Walter T. Stone
HINO PRISON
#479
Work-furlough program)
7.22.68
commended Department of Corrections for start-
ng work-furlough program for prisoners at the
alifornia Institution for Men at Chino, without
taffing or budget increases.
CHINO PRISON
#333
6.16.67
mailer =. 360mg
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, State
#306
Board of
5-21-74
Robert C. Reed, D.C..
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, State Board of
#248
4-18-74
Reappointed Dr. Cynthia E. Preiss
$150
CRIBOPRACTIC examIners, State
3-20-73
heard of
John P. de Heras
Ray H. Quibell
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS
#166
State Board of
3-25-71
Dr. Cynthia Priess
Dr. Rudy A. Fahlbusch
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS,
#136
Board of
3-8-72
Dr. Kenneth D. Pack
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, State Board of
#76
2-4-70
Dr. John P. de Heras
Dr. Ray H. Quibell
State Board of
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS,
#262
5-1-69
Alphonso G. Santomauro
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, Board of
#109
2.20.68
Rudy A. Fahlbusch
Lackip
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, Board of
#257
5.12.67
John P. deHeras
Ray Henry Quibell
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
#691
12.22.67
RR's address to people of California.
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
#668
12-20-72
RR Christmas Message to the people of Californi
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
#713
12-21-71
RR's Annual Christmas Message
RISTRAS MESSAGE
#584
12-24-70
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
#687
12-23-69
CHRISTMAS TREE DONATION
#643
TO VIETNAM TROOPS
11-25-69
RR announced California will send 300 Christmas
trees to troops in Vietnam.
RR signed proclaimation for Circle K Week,
March 2
CITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL
#289
5-11-72
Dr. Allan E. Voigt
Dr. Lawrence M. Greenberg
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
#407
(Governor's)
6.17.68
Three winners were announced for first annual
Governor's Awards for Creative Citizenship.
Award honors Californians who have worked imag-
inatively and effectively with private resources
to attack important social problems in the state
CITIZENSHIP AWARD
#692
12.26.67
Governor's Award for Creative Citizenship to
individuals and business firms.
attack important social problems. Recognizes
Robert Barnum, Mrs. M. N. Carey, J. Hart Clinton,
John L. Dupress, Dr. John Richard Ford, Donald
Fretz, Herbert Jackson, Mrs. Thorkild R. Knudsen,
Dean Lesher, John R. O'Neil, Dr. William Quinn,
Carl R. Terzian, Dr. Edward M. Glaser
CITIZENSHIP DAY
#557
10.13.67
Proclamation, November 13.
CITRUS JUDICIAL DISTRICT
#485
8-13-71
William R. Mayes
CIVIL AND PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
#392
State Registration Board
6.10.68
Ray J. Peters
Reappointed, Charles R. Wilke
CIVIL & PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
#562
10.16.67
Campbell M. Lucas
CIVIL & PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
#447
8.10.67
Board of Registration, W. L. Meikle
CIVIL & PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
#308
6.5.67
Edmund C. Babson
John R. Winzler
CIVIL DISORDER
#121
2-26-70
Santa Barbara
RR visit to Santa Barbara and statement re:
rioting and burning at Isla Vista.
CIVIL WAR CLAIMS
#415
6.21.68
RR asked members of California Congressional
in Delegation to take action to secure $7.5 million
ment. Civil War claims never paid by federal govern-
CLARK, William P., Jr.
Telephone Stant.
confirmation of Appointment
3-5-73
RR statement following announcement of confirma-
tion of Wm. P. Clark, Jr. to the State Supreme
commission appointments.
#682
CLARK, William P., Jr.
11-25-68
Resignation, as executive secretary.
CLASSROOM CONSTRUCTION
#41
1-20-70
RR proposed freeing $33 million for
critically needed classroom construction,
doubling effectiveness of 16.5 million
surplus.
13 school districts benefit.
CLEAN AIR
#117
2-24-70
RR called for 2 day meeting of State Air
Resurces Board with major automobile and
oil firm representatives. Objective..
further effort in battle against smog.
TEAN AIR ACT
#341
6-2-72
RR urged Californians to reject Proposition 9
mussday's primary hallnt
CLEAN AIR LAW
#399
8-13-70
Bill signed. two key provisions of
Omnibus Clean Air Law, creating air pollution
control district in every county where one
does not presently exist and an Air monitorin
network. AB 83 and 87 respectively.
CLEANER AIR WEEK
#572
10-10-69
RR proclaimed the week of October 19-25, 1969
CLEAVER, ELDRIDGE
(RR statement on)
#586
9.13.68
Blank RR issued statement opposing
course. principal lecturer in UC racism
Cleaver Panther as Minister of Information appointment Eldridge of
CLEMENCY - Paul LaVergne
#115
3.13.67
RR statement that he will not intervene in
scheduled execution or Laveryne for 3.15.67.
CLEMENCY - Daniel A. Roberts
#240
5.4.67
RR will not intervene in execution slated for
5.9.67; fact sheet included.
CLEMENCY, Executive
#368
6.29.67
RR granted executive clemency to Calvin Thomas
and commuted his death sentence to life imprison-
ment.
CLEMENCY HEARING - William Tahl
MEMO TO PRESS
7.7.67
For William Tahl on 7.7.67.
CLEMENCY HEARING - Daniel Roberts
#198
4.17.67
Twenty-day stay of execution for Roberts; new
execution date - 5.8.67.
CLEMENCY HEARING - Edward Louis
#376A
Arguello
7.3.67
Edward Louis Arguello
CLEMENCY HEARING - Nathan E. Eli MEMO TO PRESS
6.20.67
Hearing to be held 6.20.67
CLEMENCY HEARING - Paul LaVergne
#107
3.8.67
Hearing set for 3.8.67.
CLEMENCY HEARING - Dorman Fred Talbot, Jr. #71
2.17.67
7.21.07.
CLEMENCY HEARING - Robert Lee Massie
#547
10.6.67
Date stayed for Massie.
CLEMENCY HEARING - Robert Lee Massie #589
11.1.67
Continued the stay of execution of Robert Lee
Massie through 11.14.67.
CLEMENCY & EXTRADITION
#181
Aaron Mitchell
4.11.67
Execution of 4.12.67 will go as scheduled.
CLEMENCY & EXTRADITION
#179
Aaron Mitchell
4.11.67
Fact sheet on history of his case.
CLOSING OF CALIFORNIA
#252
CAMPUSES
5-6-70
RR announced he has asked all University of
California and California State Colleges
be closed "to reflect on the grave sequence of
current events"
CLOSURE OF CAMPUSES
#253
5-6-70
RR message to people of California re: closure
of the University and State College campuses.
COAST LINE PROTECTION
#324
5-26-72
RR released the Comprehensive Ocean Area Plan
(COAP), a three-year study designed as the
foundation for state policy in managing Californi
coastal resources.
COAST RANGE PINE AND FOREST DISTRICT
#215
(District Forest Practice
4-23-70
Committee)
Leonard E. Lindberg
COASTAL HIGHWAY ZONING
#409
7-9-71
RR announced new coastal highway planning policy
to prevent unwarranted intrusion by the state
highway system on California's coastline.
COASTAL ZONE CONSERVATION COMMISSION,
#697
California
12-28-72
Melvin B. Lane
Roger T. Osenbaugh
COASTAL ZONE COMMISSION
#697
Central Coast Regional
12-28-72
Charles B. Kramer
Frank J. Lodato
COASTAL ZONE COMMISSION,
#697
North Coast Regional
12-28-72
Donaid
John M. Mayfield, Jr.
COASTAL ZONE COMMISSION,
#461
North Central Region
8-13-74
B. John Bugatto
COASTAL ZONE COMMISSION
#697
North Central Coast Regional
12-28-72
Melville Owen
Ellen J. Johnck
Kenneth M. Stocking
ASTAL ZONE COMMISSION
#697
Jan Diego Regional
12-28-72
Evan V. Jones
Malcolm A Love
COASTAL ZONE COMMISSION
#697
South Coast Regional
12-28-77
Donald B. Bright
Donald W. Phillips
COASTAL ZONE COMMISSION
#697
South Central Coast Regional
12-28-72
N. Bruce Johnson
Emmons Blake
CODES AND STANDARDS, Division
(Housing & Community Development) of
#194
4-7-72
James M. Hicks
COFFEEE BREAK ACCIDENT
#576
12-18-70
PREVENTION PROGRAM
RR urged Californians to participate in this
safety program for the Holiday season.
COFFEE BREAK ACCIDENT
PREVENTION PROGRAM
#664
12-10-69
restaurant of RR urged free coffee California breaks motorists to be offered to take advantage
Year's prevention high traffic program periods. during Xmas and New
dent operators as part of national by state acci-
COJO BAY
#67
1-30-70
Small Craft harbor of refuge on eastern
shore of Point Conception.
COKE, J. Earl, Resignation of
#499
8-21-72
Secretary of Agriculture and Services Agency
COLLECTION AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD
#433
7-30-74
Max Ferber
COLLECTION AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD
#202
4-9-73
Mrs. Marie E. Haff
Reppointed #320, 6-15-73
COLLECTION AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD
#378
6-26-72
Earl J. O'Grady
George E. Delahanty
COLLECTION AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD
#557
10-8-71
William T. Grier
John F. Foley
COLLECTION AGENCY
#402
ADVISORY BOARD
7-7-71
Mrs. Lee Richmond
Reappointed #320, 6-15-73
COLLECTION AGENCIES
#435
California Advisory Board of
9-4-70
Donald E. Blauert
COLLECTION AGENCIES,
#546
California Advisory Board of
9-19-69
Stanley H. Kragen
COLLECTION AGENCIES
#416
(Advisory Board of)
6.21.68
George E. Delahanty
COLLECTION AGENCIES
#275
(Advisory Board of)
4,22.68
Donald C. Blake
COLLECTION AGENCIES
#519
(Advisory Board of)
10.16.67
Donald C. Blake
#519
COLLECTION AGENCIES
9.19.67
(Advisory Board of)
George E. Delahanty
Donald C. Blake
COLLECTION AGENCIES
#388
(Advisory Board of)
7.11.67
Donald E. Blauert
William T. Grier
Walter T. Lampell
COLLECTION AGENCY LICENSING
#199
BUREAU
3-26-69
Gordon H. Bishop
COLLECTION AGENCY LICENSING BUREAU
#180
3.13.68
Noel A. Black, Chief
COLLECTION AGENCY LICENSING BUREAU
#189
4.13.67
Reappointed: George Soloff, Chief
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
#269
5-1-74
AR announced that Senator Collier will introduce
legislation to provide a reasonable and fair
process for solving disputes between local publi
employees and their public employers.
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
#101
AGREEMENTS
2-14-68
RR urged passage of legislation requiring
secret ballot to approve collective bargaining
agreements and authorize strikes.
COLLEGES, CALIFORNIA STATE
#146
TRUSTEES
3-9-70
Phillip V. Sanchez
Robert A. Hornby
COLORADO RIVER
#540
11.29.67
Move to reopen negotiations between the two
states because of the stalemate.
COLORADO RIVER BASIN
#369
6.30.67
Water problems, southwest
COLORADO RIVER BASIN
#115
3.13.67
Statement presented by RR to House Subcommittee
on Irrigation & Reclamation in Washington, D.C.
Piecemeal approach of Secretary of Interior
Steward Udall is step backward for entire
Pacific Southwest.
Only certain way of assuring continued develop-
ment and prosperity in the Pacific Southwest.
COLORADO RIVER BASIN REGIONAL
#117
WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD
3.14.67
Keith B. Ainsworth
ORORADO RIVER BOARD OF CALIFORNIA
#336
6-14-74
Lert F. Carter
COLORADO RIVER BOARD OF CALIFORNIA
#418
7-17-72
Robert V. Phillips
COLORADO RIVER BOARD (of California)
#453
8.14.67
Joseph Jensen
Raymond R. Rummonds
Virgil L. Jones
Raymond E. Badger
Dr. Edgar L. Kanouse
Carl C. Bevins
COLORADO RIVER LEGISLATION
#351
(HR 3300)
5.23.68
RR urged U.S. Senate to follow the lead of the
House of Representatives in approving meaning-
700 Colerado Power legislation.
COLUMBIA - July 4
#449
(Proclaimed honorary State Capitol)
7.3.68
COLUSA COUNTY
#436
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
9-4-70
C. Martin Wilmarth
COLUSA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
#445
Four th District
8-23-73
Therrold K. Marshall
COLUSA, COUNTY - State of Emergency
#104
2-27-73
Ed Reinecke proclaimed a state
of emergency in Sutter, Colusa, Placer, Yuba,
clean and Napa counties.
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
#21
STATE
1-18-71
RR called upon Lt. Governor Ed Reinecke
to spearheadstate's programs to stimulate
commerce and industry in California.
COMMERCE, Director of the Department of
492
2-23-7
John K. Geoghegan
COMMERCE, Director of the Department of
#79
Resignation of
2-15-73
Edgar M. Gillenwaters
COMMERCE, Department of
#176
3-14-69
Deputy Director
Arthur J. Costamagna
COMMISSION OF THE CALIFORNIAS
#685
12-8-71
Keith Gaede
Leon W. Parma
Charles W. Gardiner
COMMISSION ON STATUS OF WOMEN
#212
4-17-72
Mrs. Deborah (Debbe) Fontana
Mrs. Rowena Taylor
Mrs. Geraldine V. Rickman
Mrs. Betty Wing Concannon
Dr. Dorothy M. Ford
Marilyn L. De Rose
Mrs. Anita Miller
COMMUNICATIONS
#77
2.20.67
Communications plan between the Governor's
Office and other levels of the executive branch.
COMMINICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD,
#25
State
1-14-74
compointed:
Reginald E. Moorby
COMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD,
#73
California State
2-14-73
Walter Pudinski
Albert E. Hole
COMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD
#312
6.6.67
James W. Webster
William J. Taylor
Robert A. Mason
Commissioner Harold W. Sullivan
State Fire Marshal Albert E. Hole
COMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD
#24
1.12.68
Richard O. Morrison
COMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD
#248
4-28-72
Harold W. Sullivan
Albert E. Hole
Reginald E. INVINY
Duane H. Lowe
Vernon D. French
William J. Kinney
COMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY BOARD,
#535
Chairman of
9-26-72
Walter Pudinski
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCIES -
#610
State Control over funding of
11-20-72
RR announced he has initiated action designed
to give the state increased control over the
nearly $78 million in federal antipoverty funds
being spent annually in California. RR re-
quested authority from Phillip Sanchez, OEO
Director, to implement a California State
Variation Plan.
COMMUNITY COLLEGES, Board of
#79
Governors of California
2-5-74
Mrs. Stanton F. (Mary Lou) Zoglin
Thomas M. Jones
J. Graham Sullivan
Reappointed: Norman E. Watts, Jr.
Charles R. Smoot
COMMUNITY COLLEGES, Board of
#590
governors of the California
12-7-73
Murdock
COMMUNITY COLLEGES, Board of
#310
Governors of California
6-8-73
Mrs. Daniel F. (Elizabeth) Deedy
William A. Dillard-
King E. Durkee
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MONTH
#650
11.6.68
Proclamation, November
COMMUNITY RADIO WATCH AWARD
#174
3-30-71
RR presented award to Larry Slate of
Richmond for helping to save 3 lives.
COMMUNITY RELATIONS, Assistant
#288
to the Governor for
5-29-73
a
Bradlev
COMMUNITY RELATIONS, Resignation of
#608
Special Assistant to the Governor for
11-17-72
Robert J. Keyes
COMMUNITY RELATIONS CONSULTANT
#438
8-14-73
Miss Mary Helen Barro
COMMUNITY RELATIONS CONSULTANTS
Memo to the
Press
2-16-70
Henry Lane
Louis Ramos
Max Vigil
David Jiminez
COMMUNITY RELATIONS CONSULTANTS
#371
(Announcement of)
5.31.68
DR announced appointment of community
consultants at weekly press conference; attempt
to attack problems of minorities.
COMMUNITY RELATIONS CONSULTANTS
#370
5.31.68
Biographical information on community relations
consultants appointed by RR.
COMMUNITY WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM,
#392
Approval of by HEW Secretary
7-12-73
RR statement upon hearing of HEW Secretary
Caspar Weinberger's approval of California's
controversial Community Work Experience Program
(CWEP).
COMMUNITY WORK PROJECTS
#126
3-3-72
RR announced HEW Secretary Richardson has
approved demonstration community work project
for three-year period in 35 California counties
beginning April 1; list of counties in separate
memo
COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND,
#132
2-27-74
State
Reappointed: Armand L. Fontaine
COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND, State
#135
3-12-73
Joy G. Jameson
COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND,
#395
State
7-3-72
John O. Fitzsimonds
COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND
#221
State
4-24-70
Armand L. Fontaine, Director
COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND
# 221
3.26.68
Michael R. Callahan, reappointed, board of
directors
COMPREHENSIVE OCEAN AREA PLAN
#324
(COAP)
5-26-72
RR released the Comprehensive Ocean Area Plan
(COAP), a three-year study designed as the
foundation for state policy in managing
California's coastal resources.
COMPTON MUNICIPAL COURT
#153
3-16-73
Homer L. Garrott
COMPTON JUDICIAL DISTRICT
#163
Huey P. Shepard
COMPTON, Municipal Court
#466
8-22-67
William RUSS
COMPTON, Municipal Court
#134
3-22-67
Ralph A. Biggerstaff
COMPUTER RESERVATION
SYSTEM FOR STATE PARKS
#605
11-5-69
RR announced California will become the first
instantly make and confirm reservations for
state in the nation to use a computer to
campers in state parks.
CONANT: Kenneth E.
#315
5-21-71
RR ordered flag to be flown half staff in
tribute to Kenneth E. Conant, a Department
of Corrections program administrator
killed at Soledad Prison.
CONCILIATION SERVICE, State
#336
6-29-70
PR statement re farm workers' rights and
attached statement re: Representative Election
For Agricultural Workers.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
1-25-72
Statement attributed to Governor's Office
spokesman re Governor's request to Agency
Secretaries to review possible conflicts of
interest with agency appointees
CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST LAW
#25
1-14-70
RR asks legislature to approve "landmark
measure giving California toughest
most comprehensive conflict-of-interst law"
CONFORMITY
#375
6-21-71
RR statement on learning that HEW has
determined that our welfare plan is now back
in their interpretation of "conformity."
CONFORMITY HEARINGS
#439
9-10-70
Lucian Vandegrift statement re California
appear of 101119 on conformity with federal
welfare Requirements.
CONFORMITY REQUIREMENTS
H/R Agency
11-17-70
Lucian Vandegrift statement re conformity
ruling and appeal.
CONFORMITY RULING
#9
1-8-71
RR telegram to HEW re decision to withdraw
action regarding California's alleged lack
of conformity with federal welfare regulations.
CONGRESS OF CORRECTION WEEK
#543
8.23.68
Proclamation, August 25-29; statement about
crime prevention.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT - 11th
#410
7.20.67
Primary election to fill vacancy created by
be held November 14.
CONNOR: James W.
#432
7-20-71
Recipient, 1971 Annual Governor's Executive
Development Scholarship Award.
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
#251
(Alternative service)
4-27-71
RR created the California Ecology Corps
which allows an increase in effort to
maintain California's environment and
enables conscientious objectors to
volunteer for service in the Corps.
CONSERVATION
#403
7-7-71
R statement and letter from Simpson Timber
tompany announcing withdrawal of plans to
lear cut 145,000 acres of forest 2A northwest
alifornia.
CONSERVATION, Department of
(Deputy director appointed)
DEPT. OF CONSERV.
7.15.68
ment James of G. Stearns, director of the State
as Conservation, named John M. Mayfield, Depart- Jr.
deputy director of the department.
CONSERVATION, Department of
#56
(Director appointed)
2.10.67
Director: James G. Stearns
CONSERVATION, Director of the
#533
Department of
9-25-72
Ray B. Hunter
CONSERVATION, State
#586
Department of
12-30-70
A. Alan Fill
CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
#364
6.28.67
Melvin B. Lane
William D. Evers
Mrs. Dean A. watkins
Harry A. Bruno
Melville Owen
CONSERVATION CENTER AT SUSANVILLE,
#233
Superintendent of the California
4-25-73
Harold E. Watts
CONSERVATION CAMP
#376
(Oak Glen)
7-7-69
RR announced reopening of Oak Glen Job Corps
Conservation Center, Yucaipa, San Bernardino
County
CONSERVATION WEEK
#148
3.5.68
Proclamation, March 7-14, 1968
CONSERVATION SUMMIT TALKS
#150
3-4-69
Meeting of Lieutenant Governors Ed Reinecke
RA Fike of Nevada in High Sierras to Aic-
cuss conservation projects designed to protect
and preserve world famous Lake Tahoe and its
surrounding areas.
"CONSERVATIONIST OF THE YEAR"
627
10.23.68
(Ray J. Nesbit)
RR congratulated Neshit, State Wildlife Conser-
vation Board executive secreyary, who was named
"Conservationist of the Year" by California
wildlife Federation and Sears Roebuck Foundation.
CONSTITUTION DAY
#557
10.13.67
Proclamation, October 13
CONSTITUTION WEEK
#514
9.15.67
Statement by RR
CONSTRUCTION AFFAIRS
#551
LADOR-MANAGEMENT TASK FORCE
11-23-70
Outline of goals 115CS
representatives from construction industry.
CONSTRUCTION CUTBACKS
CONSTRUCTION, Highway
#387
(Federal withholding of
8-4-70
trust funds)
RR statement concerning federal policy of
withholding highway trust fund monies in
violation of trust fund agreement.
If withholding continues, highway construction
would be slowed unnecessarily.
CONSTRUCTION CUTBACKS
#539
9-16-69
RR announced coordination of efforts with
federal government to institute reduction in
new construction projects per request of
President Nixon.
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS, (new)
#81
2-6-7
Board of Registered
Edward R. Fisk
Darrell J. Wipf
Howard E. Grahn
Edward D.
Marvin S. Winders
Jack S. Barrish
Orlando M. Ciabattoni
Robert G. Cox
Edward J. Grav
CONSTRUCTION CUTBACKS
#532
9-8-69
RR appointed task force to evaluate and
recommend possible reductions on
works projects per Nixon policy.
CONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL, State
#212
4-1-74
Mrs. Verlene C. Shipp
J. Michael Bollman
CONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL
#480
9-13-73
Dan McKinnon, Jr.
Mrs. Elmer (June) Weden
CONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL
#224
4-24-73
Frank C. Damrell, Jr.
Mrs. J. Douglas (Treesa Way) Drury
CONSUMER ADVISORY COUNCIL
#421
7-15-71
John S. Lyons, reappointed, #443, 7-31-72
KODEIL S. DELI
Joseph Barish
James W. Carroll, reappointed, #443, 7-31-72
Mrs. A. Jean Boyd
CONSUMER AFFAIRS, Chief Deputy Director
#290
of the Department of
5-10-74
Richard Ray
CONSUMER AFFAIRS, Director of the
#215
State Department of
4-3-74
Miss Patricia A. Gayman
CONSUMER AFFAIRS, STATE
#303
DEPARTMENT OF
5-17-72
John T. Kehoe named director
CONSUMER AFFAIRS, Director of
#154
Resignation of
3-8-74
RR accepted resignation of John T. Kehoe
CONSUMER AFFAIRS
#518
Department of
9-16-71
Donald G. Livingston, Director
CONSUMER AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
#33
1-15-70
RR proposed creation of department to provide
a direct link between the consumer and those
state agencies which work for his protection.
CONSUMER AFFAIRS, Division of
#18
1-9-70
Raymond M. Reid appointed Chief
CONSUMER AFFAIRS COUNTYWIDE
#12
OFFICES PROPOSED
1-8-70
d administration will sponsor
legislation authorizing counties to set up
an Office of Consumer Affairs in each county.
CONSUMER AFFAIRS,
#550
Division of
9-22-69
RR took action to further strengthen the
administration's consumer protection program
by creating the Division, in the State
Department of Professional and Vocational
Standards.
CONSUMER AGRICULTURAL FOOD
#213
PROTECTION ACT
4-21-70
RR urges every member of the U. S. Senate
to carefully consider Senator Murphy's bill,
S. 2203.
CONSUMER COUNSEL (Acting)
#8 07
1.11.68
Mrs. Mark (Kay) Valory
BAER FRAUD TASK FORCE
123
1-18-72
Peter n. Hannaford
Judge Marie L. B. Collins
Vincent W. Jones
$37,320 in funds made available for task force
studies.
Appointed Executive Director: Timothy F. Comstoc
CONSUMER FRAUD TASK FORCE
#2
1-6-71
RR appointed 11-members to newly created task
force.
CONSUMER PROBLEMS
CPRP Task Force
6-27-69
RR has asked Task Force on Credit and Personnel
Reporting Practices to determine extent and na-
ture of consumer complaints
CONSUMER PROTECTION
#396
8-11-70
RR signed key element in 1970 consumer
protection legislative program.
Establishes
uniform sanitation and health standards for
grocery stores and retail food outlets.
CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY
#429
LEGISLATION (Proposed) SB 707
7-23-74
KK BENL letter
Comete
and informed President Nixon of his opposition
to Senate Bill 707, which would establish a new
bureaucracy that would overlap and duplicate
existing consumer protection agencies.
CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY ACT,
#488
RR position on
8-24-74
RR statement at annual Bull Roast picnic, Cen-
terville, Maryland, on Consumer Protection
Agency Act, undergoing Senate debate in
Congress.
CONSUMER PROTECTION
#550
PROGRAM
9-22-69
RR took action to further strengthen the
administration's consumer protection program
by creating the Division of Consumer Affairs
in the State Department of Professional
and Vocational Standards.
CONSUMER SERVICES, Chief of
#575
the Division of
11-27-73
James P. Keating
CONSUMER SERVICES, Chief of
#264
the Division of
5-15-73
Robert L. Harvey
CONSUMER SERVICES
#344
Division of
6-8-71
Established to provide greater protection for
insurance policy holders.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
#565
Walnut Creek-Danville District
11-20-73
Joseph R. Longacre, Jr.
CORTRA COSTA COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT
#158
3-20-70
Mrs. Bessie P. Dreibelbis
Thomas F, Curtin
CONTRA COSTA, Superior Court
#395
7-12-73
Richard is Calhoun
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
#543
9-29-72
Coleman F. Fannin
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
#276
5-7-71
Jackson C. Davis
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
#201
SENATORIAL ELECTION
3-26-69
RR congratulated John Nejedly on victory in
special election in Contra Costa County.
Max Wilcox, Jr.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT #52
1-22-70
Newly created.
William R. Channell
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, Superior Court
#293
5-26-67
Samuel Conti
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, special
#19
election
1-16-69
William P. Clark, Jr., replied to telegram
from State Democratic Central Committee Chairman
Roger Boas.
COMMACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD
8375
6-36-74
Comppointed: Roads "Dusty" Veale
TAT. Boad Sprinkel
Charles W. Hostler, Sr.
Norman T. R. Heathorn
CONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD
#442
8-16-73
Appointed: Francis M. Booth, Jr.
Reappointed: J. Frank Park
Ralph T. Viola
CONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD
#271
5-16-73
Charles W. Hostler
W. Daniel Larsen
CONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD
#55
2-6-73
James H. Grubbs
CONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD
#482
8-12-71
Roads Veale
Warren R. Sprinkel
CONTRACTORS LICENSE BOARD
#245
5-4-70
J. Frank Park
Edward D. Weyand
Ralph T. Viola
CONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE
#259
Board
5-1-69
James L. Bernoudy
CONTRACTORS' STATE LICENSE BOARD
#183
3-17-69
Michael J. Hermreck
CONTRACTORS STATE LICENSE BOARD
#85
2.7.68
Norman T. 7. Heathorn - Reappointed 2-2-72, #67
W. Daniel Larsen
CONTRACTORS STATE LICENSE BOARD
#249
5.8.67
W. Reed Sprinkel
Reappointed: Alfred P. Smith
CONTROL,
#327
STATE BOARD OF
5-26-71
Vern W. Cartwright, Reappointed
NTROL, Board of
#67
2.16.67
rnon W. Cartwright
COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR
#357
HIGHER EDUCATION
6-13-72
Mrs. Almena Lomax
Reappointed were: Charles F. Horne, Patterson norval
Young, Kenneth R. Rearwin, Lorenzo N. Hoopes,
CO-PAYMENT BY MEDI-CAL PATIENTS
#267
5-4-71
RR announced the federal government will
allow California to try token co-payment by
Medi=Cal patients.
CORONA JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
#355
Municipal court bench
6-26-69
J. William Mortland
CORPORATIONS, State Commissioner of
#169
3-14-74
Robert L. Toms
Resignation of State
2-27-74
Brich Camp
CORPORATIONS, Commissioner of
#460
8-2-71
Brian Van Camp
CORPORATIONS, State Commission
#84
2-13-69
Commissioner
Anthony R. Pierno
CORPORATIONS, State Commissioner of
#71
2-6-69
Resigned - Robert H. Volk
CORPORATIONS COMMISSIONER
#49
2.6.67
Robert H. Volk
CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES COMMISSION
#160
3-20-73
Michael D. Ayala
Albert Terrence
A. Kenneth Anderson
CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES COMMISSION
#198
4-8-71
David H. Rosenthal
Thomas W. Mathew
Alfred A. Figone, reappointed
#446
CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES
8-5-69
COMMISS ION
Michael D. Ayala
A. Kenneth Anderson
Albert Terrence
CORRECTIONAL SYSTEM STUDY
#10
1-8-70
RR amounted plans for study of California's
overall correctional system under auspices of
State Board of Corrections.
CORRECTIONS, State Board of
#26
1-14-74
Reappointed:
Michael N. Canlis
CORRECTIONS: State Board of
#337
6-2-71
Karl W. Holton, Reappointed
CORRECTIONS, State Board of
#334
6-17-69
Michael N. Canlis
CORRECTIONS BOARD
#121
3.16.67
meannointed. Karl W. Holton
CORRECTIONS, Department of
#278
5.23.67
Raymond K. Procunier
correctional INDUSTRIES COMMISSION
6404
7-15-7
ptonio Arroyo
CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES COMMISSION
#218
4.26.67
Joseph E. Regan
Reappointed:
Alfred A. Figone
Juel D. Drake
cosmotolegy, State Board of
#596
12-10-73
-
Mrs. Evelyn M. Hartin
COSMETOLOGY, State Board of
#538
10-16-73
Morris E. Goatley
Mrs. David (Connie) Moya
COSMETOLOGY, State Board of
#266
5-15-73
Hamilton F. Wilson
COSMETOLOGY, State Board of
#205
4-10-73
Mrs. Sylvia S. LeSage
cosmetology, State Board of
#56
1-31-7
Polly A. Wyant
Mrs. Norine R. Helder
COSMETOLOGY, State Board of
#415
7-22-69
Reappointed: Anthony Vazzoler
Sylvia LeSage
COSMETOLOGY, BOARD OF
#194
3.18.68
Steve Courso
Donald H. Oliphant
COSMETOLOGY, BOARD OF
#348
6.21.67
Mrs. Norine R. Helder
COTTON
#283
5.23.67
pill appropriates $650,000 for bollworm
COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSIC WEEK
#421
7-23-69
RR proclaimed September 8 through 14.
COURT OF APPEALS, Fifth District
#612
11-21-72
Nominated Superior Court Judge DonaldR. Franson
COURT OF APPEAL, State
(Associate justices)
#630
10.25.68
Superior Court Judges John F. Aiso and
Bertram D. Janes
COURT OF APPEAL
#198
Second Appellate District, Division 5 4-11-7
(LOS Angeles)
Nominated:
Herbert L. Ashby
COURT OF APPEAL
#123
FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT
3-11-71
DIVISION TWO
Nominated: Robert F. Kane
COURT OF APPEAL
#122
SECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT
3-11-71
DIVISION ONE
Judge William P. Clark, Jr.
COURT OF APPEAL, SECOND
#577
APPELLATE DISTRICT, DIVISION ONE,
10-15-69
Associate Justice of the
Roy A. Gustafson, Judge
COURT OF APPEAL, Second Appellate Dist. #660
11.15.63
Robert S. Thompson
Donald R. Wright
Barvia W.
Gerold C. Dunn
William Reppy
COURT OF APPEAL,
#229
FIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT,
4-16-69
DIVISION THREE
Judge Thomas W. Caldecott
COURT OF APPEAL,
SECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT
#403
DIVISION THREE
7-18-69
Nominated: Justice John R. Allport
#32
COURT OF APPEAL
FIFTH APPELLATE DISTRICT
1-22-71
Judge George A. Brown, nominated
COURT COMMISSIONERS
#294
5.26.67
Vetoed Assembly Bill 787 which would have
provided that court commissioners could be
disqualified for prejudice.
Statement
COX, Archibald - Firing of
10-22-73
Special Prosecutor (Watergate)
comment on firing of the special Cox. prosecuto:
RR in no the Watergate case - Archibald
CREATIVE PAPER - Education
#472
7.18.68
RR outlined philosophy of his administration in
creative paper on education; third paper in
series.
CREATIVE PAPER - Human Relations
#293
5.1.68
RR issued major position paper on human
relations, setting forth philosophy of the
administration on the principal problems
facing society.
PAPER - LAW AND ORDER
$ 14.60
of greative studies setting
second forth philosophy of Reagan administration. Warn
that an increasingly permissive attitude toward
lawlessness in America endangers our traditional
way of life. Calls for restoration of the Amer-
ican precept that each individual is responsible
for his actions.
CREDIT CARDS - Fraud
#502
9.5.67
RR praised Senator McCarthy for obtaining passage
of SB 1055 to curtail fraudulent use of credit
cards.
CREDIT AND PERSONNEL REPORTING
#169
PRACTICES, Task Force on
3-11-69
RR announced he will appoint a special task
force to inquire into credit and personnel
reporting practices. The broadly-based
group will be asked to determine how wide-
spread abuses may be and what kinds of firms
are involved in them.
CREDIT AND PERSONNEL REPORTING
#313
PRACTICES, special task force
6-10-69
Chairman,
Guy W. Wadsworth
(16 members appointed)
CREDIT AND PERSONNEL
CPRP Task Force
DEPORTING PRACTICES, Task
6-27-69
Force on
RR has asked TaskForce to determine extent and
complaints
-
mendations on how problems may be solved in
best interest of public and credit granting
businesses
CRIME BILL
#403
(Telegram to president)
6.13.68
RR urged president (by telegram) to sign the
Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of
1968.
CRIME LEGISLATION
#170
4/6/67
Gov RR approved Assemblyman Biddle's Bill
re: legislation to protect persons
circumstances arrested unjustly or as victims of
Also Sherman's Senate bill re: Senate Judici
ary Committee to study subject of
reporting, recording & disseminating
information on arrests, etc.
CRIME CONTROL in
CALIFORNIA'S STATE PARKS
#130
3-3-69
RR announced a program for tighter control
parks. of crime and vandalism in California's state
CRIME CONTROL GRANT
1-14-72
20
Federal officials have approved advance alloca-
tion of $16,024,000 to support state's 1972
and clime program under Omnibus Crime Control
Act.
CRIME CONTROL PROGRAM BILL
#498
9/4/67
SB 84 signed--containing major part of crime
control program of Governor. Creates Cali-
fornia Council on Criminal Justice and the
Crime Technological Research Foundation.
CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION,
#432
Major Breakthrough
7-30-74
RR announced a breakthrough in crime control and
prevention by virtue of the state receiving a
patent for an invisible wall of energy called a
"laser fence". The fence transmits and receives
pulsed beams of light to prevent intruders.
CRIME FUNDS
#70
2-2-72
budget by approx. $4 million to enable Calif.
RR requested legislature to expand 1972-73
to qualify for $60 million in state's share
of federal anti-crime funds
TERMS TECUNOLOGICAL RESEARCH
OUNDATION, California
6-7-74
adain T.. Miller, Jr.
CRIME TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH
#525
FOUNDATION, California
9-19-72
Michael N. Canlis, Chairman
Ralph C. Bledsoe
Alan A. Burrows
Lambert T. Dolphin, Jr.
Vernon L. Grose
Donald E. McKenzie,
Anthony L. (Lou) Palumbo
B. James Glavas
Harold W. Ezell
en A. Carney
CRIME TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH
#233
FOUNDATION, California
4-21-69
(Newly-formed)
Oroville J. Hawkins
Charles P. Smith
Keith S. Griffiths
Paul M. Whisenand
Milton Burdman
Frank T. Ruzic
Ralph N. Kleps
William L. Faulstich
Judge Allison Rouse
Alvin N. Taylor
Thomas J. Rogers
Charles I. Daniels, J:
Michael N. Canlis
Lynn D. Compton
Paul L. Kirk
CRIME TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION #266
5-14-70
Bennett, Dr. Lawrence A.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING, Executive
#12
Director of the (new) Office of
1-9-74
col. Anthony L. Palumbo
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM,
#427
Plan to strengthen the
8-1-73
RR today unveiled a far-reaching plan to
strengthen the criminal justice system in
California
CRIPPLED CHILDREN
#104
3-7-67
Emergency appropriation announced to meet needs
of children.
CRIPPLED CHILDRENS' PROGRAM
#686
12-8-71
RR has directed HR Secretary James M. Hall
to determine how much additional money
from the state is needed to help finance
a current funding deficiency in the
Crippled Childrens' Program across the state.
CRIPPLED CHILDREN PROGRAM
If
2-16-68
RR announced that adequate funds to provide
101 necessary additional ala to the counties
will be authorized for the program.
CRIPPLED CHILDREN PROGRAM
#119
2-20-68
Emergency legislation authorized to provide
additional funds for those counties requesting
necessary additional aid for the program.
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
#65
2/15/67
Gov. Reagan requested Legislature for an
emergency deficiency appropriation
to continue the program
CRIPPLED CHILDRENS PROGRAM
#92
2/24/67
Reply to Assemblyman Crown's statement that
not enough funds are available for program -
Reply and explanation that Republicans are
not blocking funds for care of crippled
children
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S SERVICES PROGRAM # 207
3.21.68
RR requested $769,000 in additional funds be
allocated for this program in 1968-69 budget
CRIPPLED CHILDREN SERVICES PROGRAM
# 214
RR signed bill AB 82 appropriating $750,000
for use
CROWN, Assemblyman Robert W. -
#308
Special Election for seat of
6-8-73
RR set September 4, 1973 for special election
to fill the seat of the 14th Assembly District.
Primary will be August 7.
CROWN, Assemblyman Robert W.,
#281
Death of
5-21-73
RR statement on death of Crown
CRUDE OIL PRICE CEILINGS,
#166
FEO's revocation of State and
3-13-74
local government exemption from
Jim Lake's statement delivered to the Federal
Energy COM Office hearings in Washington, D.C.
TRUNPACKER: James J.
+710
12-21-71
2R announced that he has "accepted with regret"
the resignation of Cabinet Assistant James J.
Crumpacker.
VPRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
237
ND SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS COMMISSION 4-25-72
r. Robert A. Bennett