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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,\n1966-74: Press Unit\nFolder Title: Press Releases - Index [D, E]\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/\nDAIRY MONTH\n#345\n6/21/67\nJune\nDAVIS: Leo G.\n#438\n7-22-71\nRR ordered flag to be flown at half-staff over\nthe Capitol in tribute to Mr. Davis, a\ncorrectional officer at San Quentin prison\nwho was murdered in line of duty.\nDATA PROCESSING OFFICER, State\n#595\n(In the Departmentof Finance)\n12-10-73\nFulton M. Smith, Jr.\nDATA PROCESSING\n#591\n11-2-67\nRR announced new program to coordinate and\ncontrol state's massive and extensive automatic\ndata processing operations.\nDATA PROCESSING\n#267\n5/17/07\nRR ordered first steps to be taken to use\nautomatic data processing equipment for\nstate. county and local government\nDATA PROCESSING OPERATION,\n#591\nManagement Services for\n11-2-67\nRR established Management Services to coordinate\nand control the massive and extensive automatic\ndata processing operations.\nDATEL: Robert J.\n#205\n4-13-70\nWinner of Governor's Executive Development\nScholarship.\nDEATH PENALTY, Reinstatement of\n#473\n9-10-73\nRR statement upon legislature's approval of\nthe death penalty bill by Deukmejian.\nDEATH PENALTY\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.\n#285\nDEATH PENALTY\n5-11-72\nRR issued a statement urging the citizens of\nCalifornia to support death penalty initiative\nand to sign the petitions.\nDEATH PENALTY\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\nDEATH PENALTY\n#104\n2-18-72\nRR statement on Supreme Court decision ruling\ncapital punishment unconstitutional\nDEATH PENALTY\n#239\n5-4-67\nIs capital punishment a deterrent to murder?\nA letter from a wife whose husband was almost\nkilled.\nDEPENSE BASE CLOSURES\n#61\n2-4-71\nin near future. closures scheduled military for California\ninstallation RR announced no defense base or\nDELEGATES, Slate of\n2-17-72\n(Republican National Convention)\nRR announced slate of candidates for delegate\nto Republican National Convention in San\nDiego; statement\nDELEGATION ORGANIZING COMMITTEE\n#12\n1-10-68\nWilliam French Smith\nPlus 36 persons appointed.\nWELFARE\n5-29-67\nSpencer Williams statement called for greater\nBilort in Birld - - delinguency prevention.\n#313\nDEL NORTE COUNTY\n6-17-70\nBoard of Supervisors\nJohn F. Fraser\nDEL NORTE COUNTY MAJOR\n#179\nDISASTER AREA\n3-28-72\nActing Governor Reinecke declared state of\nemergency in Humboldt and requested President\nto declare both Humboldt and Del Norte counties\nas major disaster areas due to winds, rain,\nflooding, mud and silt slides\nDEL NORTE COUNTY\nSTATE OF EMERGENCY\n#118\n3-1-72\nRR declared state of emergency for Del Norte\nCounty because of flooding\nDEMOCRATIC CONVENTION\n#416\n7-14-72\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke's statement\nthe McGovern nomination.\nDEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE,\n#337\n6/19/67\nPlea for money\nDENTAL AUXILIARIES, Advisory Committee\n#523\non the Utilization and Education of\n9-12-72\n(newly created)\nJudson I. Klooster\nDale F. Redig\nWilliam E. Allen\nPhilip E. Tout\nMrs. Dale M. Underwood\nLeo J. Poxon\nCharles E. Wilson\nMrs. William G. Motley\nMrs. Charles A. Reid\nDENTAL EXAMINERS, State Board of\n#199\n3-25-74\nDr. Edward J. Becker\nDr. C. Robert Breckenridge\nDENTAL EXAMINERS, Board of\n#297\n6-1-73\nErnest L. Casares, D.D.S.\nINTAL EXAMINERS, State Board of\n#42\n1-30-73\nJoseph N. Reynolds\nHenry Lucas, Jr.\nDENTAL EXAMINERS, Board of\n#68\n2-2-72\nDr. Philip H. Pope\nDr. Leo J. Poxon\nDENTAL EXAMINERS:\nState Board of\n#97\n3-2-71\nDr. Robert S. Tuttle\nCharles E. Woolery\nDENTAL EXAMINERS, State Board of\n#30\n1-15-70\nDr. L. H. Larson\nDr. Herbert K. Yee\nDENTAL EXAMINERS, State Board of\n#106\n2-24-69\nJoseph N. Reynolds\nEdwin J. Ropes\nDENTAL EXAMINERS,\n#97\nState Board\n2-13-68\nLewis E. Martin\nRobert D. Lawson\nDENTAL EXAMINERS, Board of\n#354\n6/26/67\nCharles E. Woolery\nDENTAL EXAMINERS, STATE BOARD OF\n#202\n4/19/67\nDr. James L. Bullard\nDESERT JUDICIAL DISTRICT\n#619\nMUNICIPAL COURT\n11-4-71\nPALM SPRINGS\nRichard H. Robinson\nDESIGNER'S QUALIFICATIONS ADVISORY #225\nCOMMITTEE\n4-27-70\nRobert S. Kitchen\nDESIGNERS QUALIFICATIONS\n#88\nADVISORY COMMITTEE\n2-9-70\nCulver E. Heaton\nJohn F. Swint\nCOMMITTEE\n1-28-70\nEdward Hageman, Jr. (Reappointed)\nDESIGNERS' QUALIFICATIONS ADVISORY\n#358\nCOMMITTEE (State)\n5.28.68\nAppointed, Clifford G. Olsten and Robert H.\nPeterson\nDESIGNERS' QUALIFICATIONS ADVISORY\n#452\nCOMMITTEE\n8/14/67\nCulver Heaton\nJohn F. Swint\nDES MOINES, Iowa - Schedule for\n#257\ntrip to\n4-23-74\nRR to participate in the 50th Anniversary cele-\nbration of Radio Station WHO and act as Grand\nMarshal of the Drake Relays Parade.\nDEVELOPMENT PLAN PROGRAM\n#584\n(Office 01 Planning Report)\n9.13.68\nKr delivered registature report NY\nState Office of Planning considering social and\ntechnological changes in California; study of\ndevelopmental processes and problems.\nDOVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIE\n#179\nPLANNING AND ADVISORY COUNCIL\n3-28-73\nHrs. William T. (Gwendolyn) Stephens\nMrs. George M. (Rose) Jenkins, M.D.\nDEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES PLANNING\n#144\nAND ADVISORY COUNCIL\n3-9-72\nMrs. Gwendolyn M. Stephens\nMrs. Juanita Shaffer - Reaptd. 8-26-74, #489\nWilbert C. Bradshaw\nDr. Rose D. Jenkins\nDr. John P. Morris - Reaptd. 8-26-74, #489\nDr. George S. Roche\nRolf R. Williams\nDeWITT STATE HSOPITAL\n#309\n6-5-67\nGrace P. Clement\nHarry W Shamhart, M. D.\n#608\nDIABETES WEEK\n11-10-67\nRR urged Californians to observe Disbetes\nWeek November 12 through 10\nDIALYSIS CENTERS, Chairman of the\n#14\ncommittee for the regional\n1-9-74\nDr. Ralph Waldo Weilerstein\nDIALYSIS CENTERS\n#111\nREGIONAL REVIEW COMMITTEE\n3-8-71\nDr. Theodore A. Montgomery, Chairman\nDIALYSIS CENTERS, Review Committee\n#192\nfor the Regional\n3-21-69\nChairman:\nTheodore A. Montgomery (Dr.)\nDIALYSIS\n#13\n2/17/07\nHealth & Welfare said centers will be located\nin S.F. Gen. Hospital, & Los\nAngeles County for 30 in accition\npatients\nTo be contracted thru Dept. of Public Health\nand Dept. of Rehabilitation\nwill provide funds for remodeling\nand purchase of equipment\nDISABLED (Aid to)\n#353\n5.24.68\nRR signed emergency bill (SB-467, Burgener) to\nprotect recipients of Aid to the Disabled from\ndecrease in their public assistance grant.\nDISABILITY INSURANCE\n#165\n3-11-68\nAdministration bill will increase daily\nhospital benefit from $12 to $18 a day.\nDISABILITY & HOSPITAL BENEFITS DIV.\n#03\n2/14/67\nDept. of Employment DEPUTY DIRECTOR, Herbert\nM. Wilson\nDISASTER AREA,\n#42\nRequest for declaration of\n1-18-74\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke today asked Prosident\nNixon to declare seven northern Cali\n-\nbecause of this week's\nfloods, storms, and high winds which have caused\nan estimated $35 million damage.\nDISASTER AREAS\n#230\n4-24-73\nRR announced President Nixon has signed legisla-\ntion providing emergency loans to farmers and\ngrowers in 17 counties in California affected\nby the March freeze and the drought of June 1972.\nDISASTER AREAS\n#30\n1-23-73\nRR request to Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz\nto declare 25 northern & central Calif counties\nnatural disaster areas because of the freeze.\nAlameda, Amador, Butte, Colusa, Contra Costa,\nDel Norte, Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Kern, Madera,\narin, Merced, Monterey, Placer, Sacramento, San\nFrancisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz,\nSonoma, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Tulare.\nDISASTER AREAS, Solano &\n#65\nSanta Barbara Counties\n2-8-73\nRR today amended his January 30 request asking\nPresident Nixon to declare disaster areas in\nthree California jurisdictions, to include\nSolano, and Santa Barbara Counties.\nDISASTER AREA - Unemployment\n#81\ncompensation funds\n2-16-73\nRR today announced that disaster unemployment\ncompensation funds will be available to disaster\nvictime\npo, Santa Barbara, Solano and the City of South\nSan Francisco.\nDISASTER AREA - Ventura County\n#163\n3-21-73\nRR today announced the White House has amended\nPresident Nixon's February 8 designation of\nmajor disaster areas in the state to include\nVentura County due to severe storms and flooding\nduring the period January 12-18.\nDISASTER AREA - Ventura County\n#106\n3-1-73\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke proclaimed Ventura\nCounty a disaster area due to January storms,\nand requested President Richard Nixon to include\nthe county in his February 9 action which\ndeclared disaster areas in five California\nlocalities.\nDISASTER AREAS, Request to\nOES Release\nNixon to proclaim major\n1-30-73\nRF today requested the President of the United\nStates to declare the winter flood damaged areas\nof San Luis Obispo and Marin Counties and the\nCity of South San Francisco as major disaster\nareas.\nDISASTER AREA, Natural\n#30\n1-23-73\nGovernor Ronald Reagan has requested Secretary\nof Agriculture Earl Butz to declare 25 northern\nand central California counties\naieas because OI a $210,214,189 agricultural and\neconomic loss as a result of the December freeze.\nDISASTER AREA (Isleton Flood)\n#529\n(reopening)\n9-25-72\nRR today announced that the City of Isleton is\nbeing reopened permitting residents of the flood\nstricken community to return to their homes and\nbusinesses nearly a month ahead of schedule.\nDISASTER (ISLETON FLOOD)\n#392\n6-30-72\nRR today announced that an unemployment\nassistance fund is available to help individuals\nwho are now unemployed because of the recent\nflooding of Andrus and Brannon Islands,\nincluding the town of Isleton.\nDISASTER AREA, Declared\n6-27-72\nby President Nixon\nIsleton Area\nRR read telegram sent by President Nixon to\nmembers of the press in the council room.\n\"As you requested, I have declared at major\ndisaster for Califonria because of damages due\nto a levee break and flooding.\"\nDISASTER AREA\n#376\nIsleton Area\n6-23-72\nRR today asked President Nixon to declare\nSacramento County\n=\nmajor\ndiscussion\narea\nin\nthe wake of floods in the Delta area.\n#311\nDISASTER AREA\n5-20-71\nOXNARD SHORE AREA\nRR declared Oxnard Shore Area in Ventura\nCounty a disaster area. The coastline\narea was damaged by high wind-driven waves.\nDISASTER\n#558\nEAST PAKISTAN\n12-1-70\nRR statement requesting support for the victims\nof the East Pakistan cyclone and tidal wave.\nDISASTER ACTING GOVERNOR\n#405\n7/19/67\nAppointees: Carlyle Reed\nRalph Gwin Follis\nY. Frank Freeman\nDictor R. Lundy\nVirgil M. Pinkley\nEarl S. Smittcamp\nAlfred W. Bramwell\nDISASTER (Proclamation of State of)\n#55\n1-27-70\nRR proclaimed State of Disaster in 12 counties.\nMarin\nButte\nModoc\nColusa\nPlumas\nGlenn\nShasta\nLake\nSiskiyou\nLassen\nTrinity\nTehema\n#5\nDISASTER AREA\nSANTA BARBARA COUNTY\n1-4-72\nRR asked President Nixon to declare Santa\nBarbara County a major disaster area as a\nresult of storms that caused more than\n$2,654,000 damages.\nDISASTER AREA\n#293\nCounty of Sonoma\n6-3-70\nRR proclaimed agricultural areas as disaster\nareas as a result of severe freezing conditions\nDISASTER AREA\n#104\nCity of Sonora\n2-17-70\nRR proclaimed City of Sonora disaster area.\n(result of fire)\nD ISASTER AREA (14 Counties)\n#102\n2-17-70\nRR praised President Nexon for quick\nresponse in declaring 14 flood-stricken\ncounties a major disaster area.\nDISASTER AREA\n#514\nSTATE OF CALIFORNIA\n9-29-70\nPresident Nixon today declared California a\nmajor disaster area due to worst fires in\nstate's history.\nDISASTER AREA\n#532\n(FIRE)\n10-21-70\nRR proclaimed Monterey and Riverside Counties\nas disaster areas as a result of September 25\nfires.\nDISASTER AREAS\n#244\n5-4-70\nNapa and Contra Costa Counties. Frost and\nflood damage respectively.\nDISASTER CONFERENCE\n#206\nWestern White House\n4-14-70\nKN of\nto serve as panelists during conference on\nfederal-state cooperation in major disasters.\nCharles Samson and Gordon C. Larkin\nDISASTER OFFICE\n#422\n8-31-70\nJohn J. McCoy, Director\nDISASTER COUNCIL,\nCalifornia State\n#333\n6-17-69\nThomas J. Cahill\nDISASTER COUNCIL\n#535\n9-26-67\nJohn T. Conlan\nDISASTER , CALIF. OFFICE\nCDA\n3/1/67\nWarning signal of attack by foreign nation\nwill be one 3-5 minute wavering tone.\nDISASTER COUNCIL, CALIF, STATE\n#212\n4/26/67\nAppted: Kent D. Pursel\nWilliam L. Faulstich\nReappted: Richard F. Gordon\nKeith E. Klinger\nRobert O. Bailey\nDISASTER OFFICE\n#32\n1-30-67\nCharles P. Samson - director\nDISASTER, EARTHQUAKE\n#147\n3-17-71\nRR announced meeting between federal\nofficials and Los Angeles area officials\nand citizens to help expedite federal\nassistance for victims of the recent\nSouthern California earthquake.\nDISASTER RELIEF FOR UNEMPLOYED\n#693\nFLOOD VICTIMS\n12-24-69\nRR took action to assul\n27\nCalifornia counties, thrown out of work as\nthe result of floods this year, may receive\nunemployment benefits.\nDISACTER RELIEF-Texas\n#390\n8-5-70\nRR urged Californians to contribute to\nlocal Red Cross Chapters to aid victims of\nhurricane in Texas.\nDISCOVER AMERICA PLANNING WEEK # 279\n4.24.68\nRR proclaimed April 21-27 as Discover America\nPlanning Week--urge citizens to visit\nhistorical landmarks.\nDISCOVER AMERICA PLANNING WEEK\n#196\n4/14/67\nProclamation of Discover America Planning Week\nApril 16 - 22\n(SNEY, WALT - Appreciation Day\n#470\n7.17.68\nRR proclaimed July 17, 1968 as WALT DISNEY APPRE-\nDAY\nDISTRICT FOREST PRACTICE COMMITTEE\n#448\nSOUTH SIERRA PINE FOREST DISTRICT\n7-27-71\nDavid Rodriquez\nWillis L. Kimbel\nGeorge H. Volz\nCecil L. Wetsel\nWilliam H. Kuphaldt\nByron W. Bacchi\nDISTRICT FOREST PRACTICE COMMITTEE\n#425\nCoast Range Pine and Forest District 7-16-71\nFloyd A. Ross, Jr.\nDISTRICT FOREST PRACTICE COMMITTEE\n#401\nCOAST RANGE PINE AND FIR FOREST DIST.\n7-7-71\nConrad L. Cox\nDavid M. Dillon\nAlbert L. Fearrien\nJames P. van Loben Sels\nRobert E. Eiler, Jr.\nJohn B. Rice, Jr.\nSidney D. Haynes,\nElmer D. Zimmerman\nDIS PRICT FOREST PRACTICE COMMITTEE\n#36\nNORTH SIERRA PINE FOREST DISTRICT\n1-26-71\nwilliam M. Beaty\nWilliam H. Holmes, reappointed\nDISTRICT FOREST PRACTICE COMMITTEE\n#536\nOF THE REDWOOD FOREST DISTRICT\n10-23-70\nNorman L. Richardson\nDISTRICT FOREST PRACTICE COMMITTEE\n#425\nRedwood Forest District\n7-16-71\nNorman F. Aye\nEdgar E. Carriger\nAlfred H. Merrill\nConrad L. Cox\nDIXON: Charles E.\n#314\n5-21-71\nResigned as Director of General Services.\nDIXON MAY FAIR BOARD OF DIRECTORS\n#28\n1-23-73\nrs. Catherine M. Southard\nDOCK STRIKE\n#49\n1-28-72\nRR urged legislature to petition Congress to\nsettle west coast dock strike; telegram sent\nto Senator Alan Cranston urging legislation to\nsettle dock strike immediately\nDOCK STRIKE\n#43\n1-27-72\nRR urged Calif. Congressional Delegation to\nsupport hearings on HJ Resolution 1025 needed\nto terminate strike and overcome interruptions\nof future foreign trade\nDOCK STRIKE\n1-17-72\n#22\nRR telegram to\nequate solution\nto strike of longshoremen\nDOCK STRIKE (WEST COAST)\n#545\n10-4-71\nRR telegram to President Nixon requesting\nthat the Taft-Hartley Act be invoked.\nDOS RIOS DAM\n#462\n8-14-74\nRR visit to Round Valley, site of 1969 proposed\nDos Rios Dam.\nDOS RIOS DAM\n#281\n5-13-69\nGovernor's response to report from Corps of\nEngineers on feasibility of constructing Dos Rio\nDam.\nDOUGLAS MACARTHUR DAY\n# 241\n4.4.68\nRR issued proclamation naming April 5, 1968\nas General Douglas MacArthur Day in Cali-\nfornia.\nDOWNEY JUDICIAL DISTRICT\nMUNICIPAL COURT\n#171\n3-23-72\nF. Lawrence Plotkin\nDOWNEY JUDICIAL DISTRICT,\n#23\nMunicipal court bench\n1-17-69\nWilliam E. McGinley\n\"DRAFT REAGAN\" COMMITTEE\n# 239\n4.3.68\nRR said \"Draft Reagan\" Committee headed by\nVal Valdez is absolutely unauthorized.\nannounced 15,000 California motorists with\nclean driving records have been rewarded with\none-year extensions of their drivers license-\nfor continuous safe\ndriving. (pilot program)\nDRIVER'S HANDBOOK TRANSLATED INTO SPANISH #14\n1-9-70\nRR announced Spanish translation now available\nat all DMV offices.\nDRIVER'S LICENSES\n#578\n(New procedures for issuing)\n9.11.68\nRR announced new procedures for issuing Califor-\nnia driver's licenses as deterrents against\nillegal use of licenses.\nDRIVER'S LICENSE LISTS\n#549\n9-19-69\nRR asked the State Department of Motor\nVehicles to can-cel outstanding contracts for\nthe sale of the lists.\nDRIVER'S LICENSE MEDICAL\n#249\nADVISORY BOARD.\n4-24-69\nFormation:\nof\nnine\nphysicians,\nreview\ncurrent Department of Motor Vehicles procedures\nfor issuing and/or denying driver's licenses\nfor disabled and technically disabled citizens.\nMembers:\nArnold R. Friesen,\nJulian M. Sether\nThomas W. Lyons\nGeorge G. Snively\nJoseph F. Maguire\nB. G. Steward\nLaurence A. Mosier\nRobert Tour\nIrma West\nDROUGHT, Disaster Area\n#436\n7-26-72\nSan Benito open federal land in drought afflicted\nture RR has to requested the U.S. Department of Agricul-\nCounty for cattle grazing.\nDROUGHT, June\n#230\n4-24-73\nRR announced President Nixon has signed legisla-\ntion providing emergency loans to farmers and\ngrowers in 17 counties in California affected by\nthe March freeze and the drought of June 1972.\n#587\nDRUG ABUSE TREATMENT\n11-2-72\nEXPANSION PROGRAM\nRR and Jerome H. Jaffe, M.D., Director of the\nWhite House Special Action Office for Drug Abuse\nPrevention, toudy amounced\nabuse treatment expansion program -\nRUG ABUSE\n#241\n4-27-72\nproposed to legislature $14.3 million state-\nprogram to curb abuce of\nangerous drugs in California\nDRUG ABUSE\n#525\n(ITT DISPLAY)\n9-17-71\nRR officially opened audio-visual exhibit on\nnarcotics addiction and drug abuse.\nExhibit sponsored by State Office of Narcotics\nand Drug Abuse coordination and International\nTelephone and Telegraph Company.\nDRUG ABUSE\n#541\n(Public Awareness Campaign)\n9-18-69\nRR announced mass media public education program\non drug abuse conducted by Grey Advertising in\ncooperation with Governor's Office and Califor-\nnia Medical Association.\nDRUG ABUSE COUNCILS\n#531\n8.16.68\nRR proposed formation of series of \"drug abuse\nout councils\" at junior high and high schools through\nCalifornia.\nDRUG ABUSE, Inter-Agency Council on\n#625\n10.22.68\nFormation of council on drug abuse to highlight\nwork session on narcotics and dangerous drug\ncontrol called by RR for 10.24.68.\nDAUG ABUSE COMMITTEES\n(Letters to PTA groups)\n#619\n10.15.68\nby parent-teacher groups around the state.\nRR urged swift formation of drug abuse committee:\nDRUG FLOW CONTROL\n#557\n(Mexican border)\n9-30-69\nRR issued statement supporting President Nixon's\nprogram for controlling drug flow at Mexican\nborder.\nDRUG MANUFACTURING, Advisory\n#407\nCommittee on\n7-15-74\nReappointed: Irving Porush\nStuart P. Eriksen\nDRUG MANUFACTURING,\n#63\nADVISORY COMMITTEE ON\n2-8-71\nIrving H. Krulevitch\nDRUG MANUFACTURING,\n#667\nAdvisory Committee on\n12-11-69\nDr. Stuart P. Eriksen\nDRUG MANUFACTURING,\n#425\nADVISORY COMMITTEE ON\n7-25-69\nNewly created:\nJames E. Tingstead\nIrving Porush\nDRY CLEANERS, State Board of\n#292\n5-31-73\nJohn E. Filbert\nDRY CLEANERS, STATE BOARD OF\n#640\n12-11-7\nJohn E. Brittain, Jr.\nDRY CLEANERS,\nSTATE BOARD OF\n#659\n11-23-71\nGordon N. Johnson, reappointed\nFrank S. Shank, reappointed on 7-31-72, #444\nWalter L. Palmer\nNorman C. Higgns\nDRY CLEANERS\nState Board of\n#288\n5-12-71\nSalvin Swanson\nRichard K. Newman, Jr. , reappointed on 7-31-72\n#444\nDRY CLEANERS\n#139\nState Board of\n3-4-70\nWalter L. Palmer\nDRY CLEANERS, State Board of\n#92\n2-9-70\nCharlie M. Taylor\nRichard Gable\nDRY CLEANERS, State Board of\n#264\n5-1-69\nGordon N. Johnson\nDRY CLEANERS, State Board of\n#131\n3-4-69\nRonell L. Draper\nDRY CLEANERS, STATE BOARD OF\n#346\n6/21/67\nNorman C. Higgins\nFrank S. Shank\nJoseph J. Kearn\n#459\nDWIGHT, James S., Jr.\n8-8-72\nResignation of\nRR today accepted the resignation of J. Dwight,\nDeputy Director of Finance\nEARTHQUAKE\n#180\n(Federal Assistance)\n4-1-71\nRR statement that there will to\nin State gasoline taxes to aid earthquake dam-\nage repair. Federal assistance available.\nEARTHQUAKE\n#147\n3-17-71\nE\nRR announced meeting between federal\nofficials and Los Angeles ar@officials and\ncitizens to help expedite federal assistance\nfor victims of the recent S.C. earthquake\nEARTHQUAKE (L.A. County)\n#70\n2-9-71\nRR proclaimed state of emergency in Los Angeles\nCounty and asked President Nixon to take similar\naction for earthquake area.\nEARTHQUAKE, L.A. County Tour\n#71\n2-9-71\nAnnouncement of RR tour of earthquake-damaged\nareas and meeting with Vice President Agnew\n2-2-72\nappointed 32-member Farthauske\nto prepareuhess & research programs,\nrecommend & evaluate legislation, propose\naction to reduce toll of lives & property\nand develop earthquake warning system\nEARTHQUAKE COUNCIL REPORT\n#653\n12-18-72\nRR today approved 26 recommencations by his\nBlue-ribbon Earthquake Council designed to\nreduce earthquake hazards in California\nthrough preparedness and research.\nEARTHQUAKE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS\n#536\nPLAN\n9-26-72\nRR today announced the state Office of Emergen-\ncy Services (OES) is developing a major earth-\nquake emergency operations plan in cooperation\nwith nine San Francisco Bay Area counties and\nthe President's Office of Emergency Prepared-\nness (OEP).\nEARTHQUAKE SAFETY STANDARDS\nDEPT. OF FINANCE\nFOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS\n2-25-72\n$49.5 million 1972-73 budget augmentation for\nnew capital outlay projects proposed; $30 mil-\nlion earmarked to help bring public school\nbuildings up to state earthquake safety\nstandards\nEAST LOS ANGELES\n#655\nJUDICIAL DISTRICT,\n12-4-69\nMunicipal Court\nCarlos E Velards\nEAST PAKISTAN DISASTER\n#558\n12-1-70\nRR statement requesting support for the victims\nof the East Pakistan cyclone and tidal wave.\nEASTER MESSAGE\n#196\n4-7-71\nRR issued message for Easter season\nEASTER MESSAGE\n# 260\n4.12.68\nEaster in honor of Christ; statement by RR.\nEASTER SEAL MONTH\n#186\n3-14-68\nRR proclaimed March 1 through April 15.\nECOLOGY\n#407\n7-8-71\nDr. Raymond A. Fleck named to head state pilot\nproject to monitor pollutants in the Monterey\nBasin.\n#303\nECOLOGY CORPS\n5-18-71\nRR statement announcing 40 volunteers for\nnew program, plus potential to staff 2 or 3\necology centers.\nECOLOGY CORPS (CALIFORNIA)\n#251\n4-27-71\nNewly created by Executive order.\ncited the creation of Calif. first preserve, made\nRR a landmark conservation achievement of\nas possible through the combined efforts\nprivate enterprise working with the executive\nand legislative brances or state government.\nLocated at Buena Vista Lagoon, San Diego county.\nECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT\n#350\n(OAKLAND COUNCIL, INC.)\n7-8-70\nState of California agreed to federal re-\nfunding of the Oakland Economic Development\nCouncil, Inc. subject to 9 itemized provisions\nECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY\n#662\n12-7-67\nJ. Bryan Sullivan, Jr.\nECCNOMIC DEVELOPMENT, Commission for\n0371\n7-2-74\nDr. Harold M. Williams\nRobert E. Morris\nRoy Utke\nECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, State\n#133\nCommission for\n2-27-74\nReappointed: Paul C. Ely, Jr.\nJerry Fine\nRobert F. Smith\nERnest G. de la Ossa\nRobert W. Draine\nECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, Executive Director #403\nof the California Commission for\n7-17-73\nJames R. Daley\nECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION\n#207\n4-14-72\nJohn K. Geoghegan, executive secretary\nECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION\n#182\n4-4-72\nMembers:\nRobert F. Smith\nJerry Fine\nErnest J. Loebbecke\nCyril Magnin\nThomas L. Lowe\nJohn Royal\nJack H. Vollbrecht\nRobert F. Six\nL. W. Lane, Jr.\nPaul Ely\nECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY ACT OF 1971\n#687\n12-9-71\nRR hailed as \"courageous and wise\" President\nNixon's decision to voto = bill WHICH would\nhave spawned \"yet another horde of federal\nbureaucrats\" to oversee\ninfant education.\n\"\nECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, Office of\n#476\n8-20-74\nMrs. Cleatter H. Saul\nECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY,\n1-12-72\nOffice of\n#16\nRobert B. Hawkins, Director\nECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY\n#342\nState Office of\n7-2-70\nLewis K. Uhler appointed Chief\nECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY GRANT\n#322\n(Quechan Indians)\n6-19-70\nRR announced approval of a grant designed\nto improve the lot of the Quechan Indian Tribe.\nECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY ORGANIZATION #241\n(BERKELEY)\n5-1-70\nState of California held up approval for\nre-funding of the Berkeley Economic\nOpportunity Organization, pending consultations\nto correct program deficiencies.\nECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM\n#456\n(Pacoima-San Fernando Area)\n7.5.68\nRR vetoed federal OEO program involving hard-\ncore minority gang leaders in Pacoima-San\nFernandoarea of Los Angeles. Reasons for veto\nlisted.\nECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY GRANT\n#344\n(To Merced)\n5.21.68\nRR disapproved federal grant to Merced\nEconomic Opportunity Commission.\nECONOMIC REPORT TO LEGISL.\n#120\n3/16/07\nSummary of Economic Report ot Legislature\npresented 3/16/67\nECONOMY\n#490\n8-16-71\nRR response to President's wage and price\ncontrol freeze.\nECONOMY\n#569\n(\"Little Hoover Commission\")\n9.4.68\nRR commended General Services for helping to save\nCalifornia taxpayers $33 million during first 17\nmonths of Administration; savings made public in\nreport by General Services Director Lolli to\nCommission on California State Government Organ-\nization and Economy (\"Little Hoover Commission\").\nECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT\n(Gov. 's Survey on\nEfficiency &\nEconomy)\n2-6-68\nRecommendations designed to increase efficiency\nof state government, reduce and control costs,\nand give people of California more effective\nservice for tax dollar presented to Governor\nin report form. (Contents outlined in five\npress releases.)\nRyan\n#472\nDISATION\n(Creative Paper)\n7.18.68\nRR outlined philosophy of his administration in\ncreative paper on education; third paper in\nscries.\nSpecial EDUCATION, Advisory Commission on\n#96\n2-26-73\nDr. C. Lemar Mayer\nEDUCATION ADVISOR, Chief\n#543\nto the Governor\n10-19-73\nHarold O. Wilson\nEDUCATION ADVISOR TO THE GOVERNOR,\n#500\nResignation of\n9-25-73\nB\" the\nEducation Advisory, Dr. Alex C. Sherriffs.\nEDUCATION ADVISOR, Assistant\n#355\nto the Governor's\n6-29-73\nAppointed Paul F. Lawrence as assistant to\nDr. Alex C. Sherriffs.\nEDUCATION, Consultant for\n#210\n4-4-69\nJohn T. Kehoe\nWill serve with Dr. Alex Sherriffs, Governor's\nEducation secretary.\nEDUCATION\n#687\nFEDERAL CONTROL (PRE-SCHOOL)\n12-9-71\nRR hailed decision of President Nixon to veto\na bill which would have spawned another\nbureaucracy to oversee 'infant education'.\nEDUCATION, Financial Assistance\n#245\nfor Students of CA University & Colleges 4-16-7\nRR proposed a $300,000 state expenditure to\nadminister a federal student scholarshin\nthat\nresult\nall\nonal $9 million\nfor students with financial need.\nEDUCATION FUNDS, Transfer\n#134\nof Revcnue Sharing funds to\n2-28-74\nRR proposed that $250 million in general revenue\nsharing funds be transferred to the state School\nFund for use in the 1974-75 fiscal year.\nEDUCATION, Higher\n#376\n(4 point Program)\n6-22-71\nRR proposal for 4 point program to enable\nCalifornia's public institutions of higher\neducation to regain the confidence and\nrespect they once enjoyed by reaffirming\ntheir former commitment to classroom teaching\nas a prime measure of academic excellence.\n(See Commonwealth Speech 6-22-71)\nEDUCATION COMMISSION, California\n#35\nPostsecondary\n1-18-74\nGeorge D. Hart\nDr. Herbert K. Yee\nMrs. John (Marian W.) La Follette\nPamela Ann Rymer\nBusham Enersen\nGordon S. Marshall\nEDUCATION LEGISLATION\n#287\n5/24/67\nRR signed bill (SB 53) permitting bilingual\ninstruction in Cal's schools ( Sen alan skat)\nADUCATION FOR MENTALLY RETARDED\n#126\nCHILDREN, SB 29 - Grunsky\n3-9-73\nRR today cleared the way for the legislature to\nconsider a bill, providing $155,000 to continue\npilot program for the education of severely\ncentally retarded children between the ages of\n3 and 5 years.\nEDUCATION Secretary\n#60\n2/13/67\nSpecial Assistant to Gov., Education,\nDr. Manuel P. Servin\nEDUCATION, State Board of\n#90\n2-8-74\nPatricia D. Ingoglia\nDr. D.vid A. Hubbard, Ph.D. - reappointed\nTony N. Sierra, reappointed\nEDUCATION, State Board of\n#12\n1-10-73\nJohn R. Ford\nMarion D. Driver's\names W. Dent\n#169\nEDUCATION, State Board of\n3-23-72\nMrs. Henry R. Drinker, Jr.\nEDUCATION, Board of\n#134\n3-7-72\nRobert D. Nesen\nDr. David A. Hubbard\nEDUCATION, State Board of\n#65\n2-8-71\nAppointed:\nMark T. Gates, Jr.\nNewton L. Steward\nEDUCATION, State Board of\n#97\n2-11-70\nclay N. Mitchell\nTony N. Sierra\nMrs. Jeanette S. Ritchie\nEDUCATION, State Board of\n#105\n2-24-69\nHenry T. Gunderson\nDr. John R. Ford (Reappointed)\nEDUCATION, Board of\n#719\n12-31-68\nEugene N. Ragle\nReappointed 3-7-72, #134\n#51\nEDUCATION, Board of\n1-25-68\nDonn D. Moomaw\nGeorge A. Brown\nVirla Krotz - Reappointed 3-7-72, #134\nJohn R. Ford\nEDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF\n#85\n2/22/67\nAppted: Warren Howard Day\nEDUCATION, Board of, Member\n#139\nResignation\n3-8-72\nRR statement re resignation of State Board of\nEducation member Henry T. Gunderson\nEDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS\n#499\n9-4-67\nIncreases the number of scholarships available.\nEDUCATION, Special Assistant for\n#40\n(Governor's Office)\n1-29-71\nRush N. Hill II\nfor\n#40\n(Governor's Office)\n1-29-71\nRex S. Hime\nTimotny F. Coms LOCK\nEDUCATION TASK FORCE\n#418\n7-14-71\nReport\nRR announced school board members and school\ndistrict superintendents across the state will\nsoon be receiving a summary report prepared by\nan education task force commissioned lastyear.\nEDUCATIONAL AID\n#123\n(For Widows and Children)\n3-17-67\nRR letter to McAteer permitting legislative\naction on bill to finance educational\naid for widows and children of dead and\ndisabled California veterans.\nEDUCATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE STATES\n#76\n2-15-73\nNewton L. Steward\nEDUCATIONAL COMMISSION OF\n#357\nTHE STATES\n6-13-72\nRobert G. Tuck\nEDUCATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE STATES\n#373\n6-21-71\nHenry T. Gunderson\nEDUCATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE\n9-4-70\nSTATES\n#433\nDr. Owen A. Knorr\nEDUCATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE STATES #102\n3/2/67\nCommission, created 1966, members:\nCharles Luckman, Sr.\nRev. Francis J. Furey\nJames E. Stratten\nDr. Max Rafferty\nEDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY,\n#388\ncalifornia\n7-11-73\nP\nDr. Ivan H. Hindraker\nziver? D Voil\nEDUCATIONAL INNOVATION\n#239\nAND PLANNING COMMISSION\n4-26-72\nAlfred W. Newman\nEDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND\n#544\nEVALUATION COMMISSION\n9-29-72\nPaul F. Lawrence\nEqual EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES COMMISSION, #545\n9-29-72\nJames S. Hughes\nEDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY TAX\n#347\n6-20-69\nRR proposed one percent EOT on income as\ncredit against federal income tax.\nEDUCATIONAL PROGRAM\n#366\nVenereal Disease Prevention\n6-20-72\nRR today announced that he will approve a\n$300,000 budget augmentation to the Department\nof Education to continue a venereal disease\nprevention educational program.\nEDUCATIONAL RADIO AND TELEVISION\n#7\nADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR CALIFORNIA\n1-5-70\nTwo new members:\nDr. James Loper\nDr. Warren Wade\nEDUCATIONAL REFORM\n#82\nCommission on\n2-18-71\nRR appointed 15 members to new Commission for\nTeacher Preparation and Licensing, which\nembodies improvements in professional teaching\nstandards, as recommended in his educational\nreform program.\nEDUCATIONAL REFORM\n1-22-71\nGovernor's Commission on\nAnnouncement of publication.\nEDUCATIONAL REFORM,\n#321\nGovernor's Commission on\n6-18-70\nMrs. Deonne C. Griffiths\nEDUCATIONAL REFORM, Governor's\n#198\n4-9-70\nCommission on\nDr. William L. Cunningham\nNewton L. Steward\nEDUCATIONAL REFORM,\n#436\nCommission on\n7-30-69\nNamed Executive Secretary: J. Stanley Green\nEDUCATIONAL REFORM\n,\nCommission on\n#433\n7-29-69\nNewly created commission\nentire system of public elementary and Callfornia's secondary\nschools and to recommend ways to improve it.\nRobert E. Hanson, appointed chairman\nEEL RIVER WATERSHED\n#281\n(Round Valley)\n5-13-69\nRR directed Department of Water Resources to\nwork with U.S. Corps of Engineers to make\nfurther analyses of possible water development\nplans on Eel River watershed.\nEFFICIENCY AND COST\n#128\nCONTROL SURVEY\n2-26-68\nEdward B. Hutchinson appoin ted as special\nassistant to coordinate implementation of\nrecommendations.\nEFFICIENCY AND COST CONTROL,\nGSECC\nGovernor's Survey on\n2-6-68\nRecommendations designed to increase efficiency\nof state government, reduce and control costs,\nand give people of California more effective\nservice for tax dollar presented to Governor\nin report form. (Contents outlined in five\npress releases.)\nEFFICIENCY AND COST\n#630\nCONTROL SURVEY\n11-22-67\nRecommendations for economies in the State\nWater Resources Depai cment\nEFFICIENCY & COST CONTROL SURVEY\n#342\n6/20/67\nOffice Space - Highway Patrol\nknkdk\nBuilding not needed\nEFFICIENCY AND\n#83\nCOST CONTROL SURVEY\n2-21-67\nA. Kenneth Pryor, Chairman\nEFFICIENCY & COST CONTROL\n#69\n2-17-67\nProject to find more efficient & cheaper\nmeas* means for all braches of Exec. Branch\n& suggestions for Leg. Branch\n1. to be accomplished by Exec. Order\n2. for further in depth studies\n3. Long range consideration Log. and\nExec. recommendations\nEISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.,\n#205\nDeath of\n3-28-69\nRR extending deepest sympathies to Mrs.\nEisenhower and the family.\nExpressing has y-lt1 at the 1035 CT an will\nfriend.\nEISENHOWER, Dwight D.\n#206\nPresident (Former)\n3-28-69\nRR proclaimed Monday, March 31, an official\nday of mourning in Calif.\nEL CAJON JUDICIAL DISTRICT\n#139\nMUNICIPAL COURT\n3-15-71\nRichard H. Bein\n#679\nEL CAJON, Municipal Court\n12-18-67\nThomas G. Duffy\nEL DORADO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT\n#103\n2-15-74\nCharles F. Fogerty\nEL DORADO COUNTY\n#131\nOEO GRANT\n3-12-71\nRR approved federal OEO grants for community\naction program.\nEL MONTE JUDICIAL DIST., municipal\n#62\ncourt bench\n2-3-69\nRoy L. Norman\nEL PUEBLO DE LOS ANGELES STATE HISTORICAL #598\nMONUMENT COMMISSION\n10-29-7\nEdwin L. Harbach\nEL PUEBLO DE LOS ANGELES\n#283\nSTATE HISTORICAL MONUMENT\nCOMMISSION\n5-12-71\nPorethy A. Burnaby\nHubert F. Laugharn, Jr.\nJoseph A. Vargas\nEL PUEBLO de LOS ANGELES\n#156\nSTATE HISTORICAL MONUMENT\n3-5-69\nCOMMISSION\nReappointed David H. Workman\nEL PUEBLO DEL LOS ANGELES STATE #92\nHISTORICAL MONUMENT COMMISSION\n2.9.68\nJoseph A. Vargas\nHubert F. Laugharn, Jr.\nEL PUEBLO DE LOS ANGELES STATE\n#275\nHISTORICAL MONUMENT COMMISSION\n5-23-67\nClair L. Peck, Jr.\nDorothy A. Burnaby\n#27\n1-15-74\nstand among Republican candidates who may\nRR reaffirmed his intention to maintain a neutra\nall other contested primary races).\nfor the nomination of governor this June (also\nELECTION PREDICTIONS\n#585\n11-1-72\nRR sent a telegram to Dean Burch, chairman of\nthe Federal Communications Commission saying\nthat he is asking audiovisual networks to re-\nfrain from broadcasting national election\npredictions west of Mountain Time Zone until\npolls in Pacific Time Zone have closed.\n#338\nELECTION REFORM\n6-18-74\nRR sent telegrams to John Gardner and Joyce\nKoupal urging Common Cause and People's Lobby to\nsupport the governor's legislative campaign\nreform proposals to strengthen the Political\nReform Act of 1974 passed/ the voters June 4\n(Proposition 9).\nELECTION 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.\nELECTION REFORM PROPOSAL\n1239\n(legislation)\n5-9-74\nRR announced that the following bills,\nimplementing his campaign reform proposals have\nbeen introduced 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\nELECTRICAL WEEK\n#74\n2-7-69\nRR. proclaimed February 9 to 15 as\nElectrical Week\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#479\nIntergovernmental Board on\n8-20-74\nF. Herschell Mills\nDavid K. Marty\nWayne E. Rodgers\nAlternate member: O. D. Russell\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#188\nIntergovernmental Board on\n3-21-74\nCharles W. Farrell\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#616\nIntergovernmental Board on\n12-28-73\nPoymend S. Thompson\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#234\nIntergovernmental Board on\n4-25-73\nGordon F. Snow\nWalter P. Mendoza\nCharles W. Farrell\nLaurence J. Turner\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#428\nIntergovernmental Board on\n3-6-69\nNorman D. Livran, Executive Secretary\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#428\nIntergovernmental Board on\n6-8 -71\nOrville J. Hawkins\nGrant Bennett\nDr. James L. Merrihew\nLeo A. Palmiter\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n4428\nIntergovernmental Board on\n7-19-71\nas\nHerman L. Pede\nR. L. Smith\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#648\nExecutive Director of the\n12-14-72\nIntergovernmental Board on\nMatthias F. McDonald\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#676\nIntergovernmental Board on\n12-22-72\nEdwin B. Wheeler\nJames E. Moriarty\nJohn J. Madigan\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\n#573\nIntergovernmental Board on\n10-19-72\nRobert G. Hutchison\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING,\nIntergovernmental Board on\n2-13-69\nNewly-created:\nVerne Orr\nWilliam F. Cornett, Jr\nJohn Tooker\nTakuji Tamaru\nbefored D. = Bonnelly\nTames H. Corson\nRaymond S. Long\nGary Webber\nPaul J. Anderson\nMark Sanstrom\nHoward W. Campen\nA. Alan Hill\nIgnazio A. Vella\nWalter L. Barkdull\nGilbert R. Marguth, Jr.\nJerry Fielder\nPaul R. Deats\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING\n#227\nPOLICY COMMITTEE,\n4-15-69\nAlfred R. Zipf\nMarshall G. Mustain\nFrank J. Cleary\nELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING\n#129\nSERVICES\n2-26-68\nRR issued policy statement containing broad\noutlines of master plan to improve effectiveness\nof EDP services.\nELECTRONIC REPAIR DEALER REGISTRATION\n#154\nAdvisory Board\n3-19-71\nDr. J. Alfred Rider\nMrs. Esther E. De Paoli\nELECTRONIC REPAIR DEALER REGISTRATION #131\nAdvisory Board\n3-4-70\nMrs. Bette E. Cutbirth\nRobert N. Whitmore\nELECTRONIC REPAIR\n#578\nDEALER REGISTRATION, Bureau of\n10-25-67\nSigurd I. Hansen appointed Chief of Bureau\nELECTRONIC REPAIR DEALER REGISTRATION, #347\n6/21/67\nAdvisory Board, Bureau of\nMembers: Robert N. Whitmore\nMrs. Bette E. Cutbirth\nByron L. Peterson\nMrs. Esther E. DePaoli\nELK CONSERVATION\n#674\n11-30-71\nRR announced that 5 surplus California tule\nelk will be shipped to west central Mexico\nwhere they will go on display near\nGuadalajara.\nELKS NATIONAL YOUTH WEEK\n#226\n4/28/67\nCommendation, starting May 1st Elks National\nYouth Week\nEL MONTE JUDICIAL DISTRICT\n#536\nMUNICIPAL COURT\n9-29-71\nRichard B. Norwood\nEMERGENCY, State of\n#41\n1-18-74\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke proclaimed a state\nof emergency in Mendocino, Glenn, and Tehama\ncounties because of storms, flooding and high\nwinds.\nEMERGENCY, State of\n#33\n1-17-74\nRR proclaimed state of emergency in Humboldt,\nShasta, Siskiyou, and Trinity counties because\nof the flooding, storms and high winds in those\nareas.\nEMERGENCY, State of\n#402\n7-16-73\nDR proglaimed a state of emergency in\nof both City or Rolling Hills and Palos Verdes\nPeninsula due to damage cAased by fires\nbeginning June 22, 1973.\nEMERGENCY, State of\n#241\n4-30-73\nRR proclaimed a state of emergency in Sacramento\nand Placer counties because of the damage caused\nthis past weekend when 22 railroad cars loaded\nwith 250 pound \"Mark 81\" bombs begain exploding\nin the Sathern Pacific Railroad Yard near\nRoseville.\nEMERGENCY, State of - Butte County\n#107\n3-1-73\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke today proclaimed a\nstate of emergency in Butte county due to the\nDecember freeze.\nENERGENCY, State of\n#104\n2-27-73\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke proclaimed a State\nof Emergency in Sutter, Colusa, Placer, Yuba,\nGlenn and Napa counties.\nEMERGENCY, State of\nOES Release\nCity of South San Francisco\n1-30-73\nRR today proclaimed a State of Emergency in the\nCity of South San Francisco as the result of\nflooding which destroyed public and private\nproperty the week of January 14, 1973.\nEMERGENCY, State of - Flood\n#35\n1-24-73\nRR today proclaimed a state of emergency in Marin\nand San Luis Obispo counties as a result of\nflooding which destroyed or damaged public and\nprivate property last week.\nEMERGENCY, STATE OF\n#398\nGlenn, San Benito and\n7-5-72\nSanta Clara Counties\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke declared a state\nof emergency in three northern Glifornia\ncounties because of severe drought conditions.\nEMERGENCY, STATE OF\n#575\n10-13-71\nSanta Barbara County fires\nEMERGENCY, State of\n#517\nKern County\n10-1-70\nRR extended state of emergency due to fires\nto Kern County\nEMERGENCY, STATE OF\n#520\nSAN BERNARDINO COUNTY\n10-2-70\nRR announced at request of San Bernardino\nCounty Supervisors, San Bernardino county\nhas been included in the counties declared to\nbe in a state of emergency.\nNERGENCY, STATE OF\n#3\nSANTA BARBARA COUNTY\n1-3-72\nRR proclaimed State of Emergency in Santa\nBarbara County as a result of floods, mudslides\nand heavy winds that began on December 27.\nEMERGENCY, STATE OF EXTREME\n#68\n2-5-69\nRR proclaiming a state of emergency on the\ncampus and in the surrounding area of the\nUniversity of California at Berkeley.\nEMERGENCY COUNCIL\n#551\n10-6-71\nJohn T. C.\nJohn B. Whitney\nEMERGENCY COUNCIL, California\n#176\n3-30-71\nBryce J. Torrence\nEMERGENCY COUNCIL\n#148\nCALIFORNIA\n3-18-71\nMichael N. Canlis\nEMERGENCY MEDICAL DISASTER,\n#175\nAdvisory Committee\n4-7-67\nPlans and Organizes all state resources for\nmedical and health care under disaster\nconditions.\nEMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES,\n#120\nState Advisory Committee on\n2-22-74\nJoseph M. Dolphin\nLeslie R. Smith\nRichard R. Noonan\n-\nHodges\nDr. George E. Miller, Jr.\nJacob M. Stuchen\nCarl D. Lindberg\nStanley Grant\nEMERGENCY SERVICES\nOffice of\nEmergency Services\n6/17/71\nRR announced the first Emergency Operations\nand Disaster Recovery Administration Training\nProgram will be conducted by the Office of\nEmergency Services.\nOES, Director of\n#332\n6-13-74\nRobert L. Vickers\nOES, Deputy Director of\n#337\n6-17-74\nAlex R. Cunningham\nOFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES,\n#303\nResignation of Director of the\n5-21-74\nHerbert F. Temple, Jr.\nEMERGENCY SERVICES\n#225\nOffice of\n4-15-71\nColonel Robert L. Vickers, U. S. Air Force (Ret.)\nDeputy Director\nEMERGENCY SERVICES:\n#103\n3-5-71\nOffice of\nCol. Herbert R. Temple, Jr., Director\nEMERGENCY TREATMENT TEAMS\n#385\n6-29-71\nRR announced pilot project to train paramedic\nteams which will move quickly during an emergency\nto provide intensive medical care to the\ninjured.\nEMISSION STANDARDS (Auto)\n(Assembly line tests)\n6-1-71\nAir Resource Board and RR request federal\nEnvironmental Protection Agency to reconsider\nthe state's application for a waiver\nto conduct assembly line emission tests or.\nevery vehicle to be sold in California in 1973\n\"EMPLOY THE HANDICAPPED MONTH\"\n#507\n9-28-73\nRR announced today that \"Employ the Handicapped\nMonth\" will be observed in California throughout\nthe month of October.\nEMPLOY THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED WEEK\n#564\n10-5-69\nRR announced California participation in\nobservances during \"National Employ the\nPhysically 1969. Handicapped Week\", October 5-11,\nEMPLOY THE PHYSICALLY\n#542\nHANDICAPPED WEEK\n9-28-67\nRR proclaimed October 1 - 7 as Employ the\nPhyscially Handicapped Week\nEMPLOY THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED\n#542\nWEEK\n9-28-67\nOct. 1-7\nEMPLOYEE REDUCTION\n#398\n7-15-69\nRR announced definitive manpower and budgetary\ngoals for the executive branch; number of em-\nployees to be reduced through attrition\nEMPLOYEES, Benefit Package\n#89\nproposed for State\n2-7-74\nRR sent message to legislators outlining a $45\nmillion benefit package for state employees.\nEMPLOYEES,\n#92\nCALIFORNIA STATE\n3-1-71\nRR statement re: new executive order which\nis designed to bring about better communication\nbetween State Employees and better methods\nof representation for employee organizations\nand the Governor's Office.\n#429\nEMPLOYMENT (Out-Of-Work Aero-Space workers)\n9-3-70\nRR expanded efforts by the Department of Human\nResources Development in 21.00 jo:\nout-of-work aerospace workers in Northern\nCalifornia.\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES\n#453\n(Johs for Welfare Recipients)\n7-29-71\nRR announced plan utilizing private employment\nagencies in finding jobs for welfare recipients.\nemployment AGENCIES, California\n#377\nAdvisory Board to the Bureau of\n7-8-74\nGlenn A. English\nReappointed: James J. Bright\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, California\n#359\nAdvisory Board to the Bureau of\n6-26-74\nManson F. Wong\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, California\n#340\nAdvisory Board to the Bureau of\n6-21-73\nMrs. John (Bettv) Emerv\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, Advisory\n#383\nBoard to the Bureau of\n7-6-73\nReappointed:\nMrs. Joyce M. Gleeson\nMrs. Lysbeth A. Brinker\nAppointed:\nJames J. Bright\nRobert E. McDonough\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, Bureau of,\n#204\nCalifornia Advisory Board to the\n4-14-72\nMrs. Joyce M. Gleeson\nMrs. Lysbeth A. Brinker\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES\n#665\nBUREAU OF, ADVISORY BOARD TO\n11-24-71\nRobert W. Stuart\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES\n#615\nBUREAU OF\n11-3-71\nRichard C. De Wait\nEMPLOYMENT OF HANDICAPPED\n#86\nCommittee for\n2-6-70\nRR announced appointment of members:\nEvan Maas\nGary Harris\nDonald Brown\nRichard Davis\nBernice Imlay\nGlen Rathbun\nDr. Thomas Gucker III\nArnold Laub\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,\n#35\nBUREAU OF\n1-25-71\n(Advisory Board to)\nJames G. Law\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,\n#424\nBUREAU OF\n9-1-70\n(Advisory Board)\nSamuel M. Levin\nKeith Keithley (M. C. Keithley)\nEMPLOYMENT, State Advisory Council\n#137\nof the Department of\n3-28-67\nFay W. Hunter\nH. F. Buchenau\nEinor O. Mohn\nBryan P. Deavers\nJohn H. Snider\nDavid G. Soash\nVincent D. Kennedy\nLeland B. Groezinger\nEMPLOYMENT, Advisory Council to\n#10\nthe Department of\n1-13-69\nJames S. Lee\nEMPLOYMENT AGENCIES\n#578\n10-25-67\nappointed Sigurd I. Hansen Chief of the\nBureau of\nEMPLOYMENT, Defense Base or\n#61\nMilitary Installation\n2-4-71\nRR announced no defense base or military\ninstallation closures scheduled for California\nin near future.\nEMPLOYMENT OF THE\n#311\nHANDICAPPED,\n6-6-67\nGovernor's Advisory Committee for\ncircut. Chairman\nEMPLOYMENT PROGRAM\n#576\n(Disadvantaged, state employees;\n9.10.63\napprenticeship)\nRR announced start of three-part program to pro-\nvide better employment opportunities for dis-\nadvantaged, apprenticeship program, and state\nemployees.\nEMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS\n# 283\n(Job development and placement)\n4.25.68\nRR sent telegram to urge support of job develop-\nment and placement programs legislation.\nEMPLOYMENT, Dept. of\n#26\n1-26-67\nState Director - Peter Weinberger\nEMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT, Director\n#117\nof the State Department of\n2-21-74\nRichard L. Camilli\nEMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT,\n#115\nResignation of Director of\n2-20-74\nDwight M. Geduldig\nEMPLOYEMENT FIGURES\n#110\n3/9/67\nStatement of RR on figures from State\nPersonnel Board show decrease in hiring of\nstate workers Shows positive response to\nour directive on freeze on hiring\"\nEMPLOYMENT MONTH, Youth\n#194\n4-14-67\nObservance of Youth Employment\nMonth in June\nemployment PROGRAMS\n# 200\n(placement and development)\n4.25.68\nRK praised\neffort to pass legislation to improve state's\njob development and placement programs.\nEMPLOYMENT SERVICES BOARD, State\n#416\n7-15-74\nMrs. Thomas (Betty) Cox\nSteve M. Jeong\nENERGY, Hydroelectric\n#296\n5-15-74\nRR announced that California has the potential\nto increase its hydroelectric energy output by\nnearly 30 percent within the next 15 years if\nprompt action is taken by private and public\nutilities and governmental agencies.\nENERGY CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT\n#307\nACT, The Warren-Alquist State (AB 1575)\n5-21-7-\nRR statement upon signing AB 1575\nENERGY CRISIS\n#267\n4-29-74\nRR statement emphasizing that the energy\nshortage is still with us.\nENERGY CRISIS\n#145\n3-4-74\nRR declared a State of Emregency in Santa Clara\nCounty permitting the county's board of\nsupervisors to invoke the California Gasoline\nEmergency Marketing Plan.\nENERGY CRISIS\n#220\n4-4-74\nRR announced on basis of supply-demand projec-\ntions for the balance of 74 he strongly supports\nthe continuation of the 55 m.p.h. speed limit\non California highways.\nENERGY CRISIS\n#102\n2-15-74\nRR statement asking everyone to cut down driving\nby 20 percent.\n#116\nNERGY CRISIS\n2-21-74\nurged the State's Employment Development\nto reduce unemployment caused by the energy\ncrisis.\nENERGY CRISIS\nOES RELEASE\n2-28-74\nRR declared states of emergency in Alameda,\nConta Costa, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside,\nSan Mateo and Solano counties due to gasoline\nmarketing problems.\nENERGY CRISIS\n#126\n2-25-74\nRR sent telegrams to the 58 California Counties\noutlining provisions of \"marketing system\" (as\nit. opposed to gas rationing) for counties requestin\nENERGY CRISIS\n#609\n12-20-73\nRR called upon California business, industry,\ngovernment, public and private organizations\nand individuals to eliminate all nonessential\noutdoor lickting SOL the Curation of the energy\ncrisis.\nNERGY PLANNING COUNCIL, State\n#508\n9-28-73\nRR announced the creation of a State Energy\nPlanning Council chaired by Lieutenant Governor\nEd Reinecke.\nINVIRONMENT - State Supreme\n#569\ncourt Ruling on Mammoth-Mono\n10-16-72\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke---deeply concerend\nthat a recent State Supreme Court ruling \"could\nthis of thousands of\nof work\" today announced he is calling an\nurgent meeting Wednesday in Sacramento to\ndetermine the potential adverse impact the\ndecision could have on California's economy.\n#557\nENVIRONMENT\n10-6-72\nMammoth-Mono County Case\nSupreme Court Decision\nLieutenant Governor Ed Reinecke today called an\nemergency session of the cabinet to discuss the\npotentially disastrous economic effect the\nrecent State Supreme Court's decision in the\nMammoth-Mono County case is having on California\nENVIRONMENT, Minaret-Summit\n#386\n6-28-72\nRR today issued a statement at Summit Meadows\nin the High Sierra-Minarets area of California\nto emphasize the position his administration\nhas taken since 1966 to protect the Minaets\nfrom environmental harm.\nENVIRONMENT\n#361\n6-15-72\nRR today announced a bipartisan agreement to\ncreate a powerful new State Environmental\nProtection Board.\nENVIRONMENT\n#341\n6-2-72\nRR urgea CO reject Proposition 9\non Tuesday's primary ballot.\nNVI RONMENT\n#238\n4-26-72\nRR recommended to legislature the creation of\na Department of Environmental Protection to be\nthe focal point for pollution abatement activ-\nities and programs of state government\nENVIRONMENT\n#192\n4-6-72\nRR outlined 10-point program to protect and\npreserve California's priceless environmental\nand scenic resources\nENVIRONMENT\n#355\n6-11-71\nRR statement on subdivision proposals that\nlead to environmental degradation.\nENVIRONMENT\n#335\n6-1-71\nRR message to legislature including Progress\nReport on the Developmert of state : Lromental\nGoals and Policy.\nINVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES AGENCY #547\n10-5-71\naimed at consolidating the\nRR statement at. defeat of regrganization plan\nagainst pollution. The plan would have\ncreated a new Department of Environmental\nProtection within the Resources Agench.\nThe agency would have been renamed the\nEnvironment and Resources Agency.\nENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES AGENCY\n#412\n7-12-71\nResources Agency re-named and reorganized.\nENVIRONMENT, California's\n#229\nChanging\n4-27-70\nRR announced receipt of summary of proposals\npresented at the November 17-18. 1969\nconference on \"California\"s Charging\nEnvironment\"\nENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCE\n#611\n11-10-69\nNovember 17 and 18 - will bring together the\nlargest cross-section of experts and concerned\nCIVILENS\net\nassombled\nin\nCalifornia to seek creative solutions to the\nstate's pollution problems.\nENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCE\n#631\nSTAGED FOR NOVEMBER 17-18\n11-14-69\nConference background information, list of\npanelists and agenda announced by Governor\nReagan.\nENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE\n#571\n10-10-69\nAstronaut William Anders and Secretary of\nInterior Walter J. Hickel will be among\nfeatured speakers in Los Angeles at \"Califor-\nnia's Changing Environment Conference\" -\nNovember 17-18, 1969\nENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PROGRAM\nMONTEREY BASIN\n#125\n3-3-72\nharmful multi-agency plan to monitor\nReagan administration announced pioneering\nRaymond A. Fleck, project director\nmaterials in the Monterey environmentally Basin; Dr.\nENVIRONMENTAL LICENSE PLATE FUNDS,\n#603\nAllocation of\n11-14-72\nRR today announced the allocation in fiscal year\n1972-73 of $1.194,770 in environmental license\nplate funds.\nENVIRONMENTAL POLICY COMMITTEE\n#672\n12-16-69\nRR announced formation of State Environmental\nPolicy Committee designed to help coordinate\ndevelopment of long-range environmental plan\nfor California.\nLt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, Chairman\nENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICES\n#620\nPROPOSED TO REAL ESTATE\n11-10-69\nBOARD CONVENTION\nRR urged the Association to develop and\nimplement a uniform code of sound environmental\npractices as a priority item of business during\ntheir current two-day convention at the\nHilton Hotel in San Francisco.\nENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS\n#449\n8-6-69\nRR announced Conference on California's\nChanging Environment will be held November\n17 and 18, Los Angeles\nAV-FROMENTAL PROTECTION\n1676\n12-1-71\nRR statement deploring decision by the\nAssembly Committee on Natural Resources and\nConservation to kill SB 87 - Cologne to\nestablisha new State Department of\nEnvironmental Protection.\nWIRONMENTAL PROTECTION\n#412\nDepartment of\n7-12-71\nNewly created as part of the newly-named\nEnvironment and Resources Agency.\nENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PROGRAM FUND\n#380\n6-24-71\nRR statement lauding California's Personalized\nLicense Plate Program, proceeds of which go\nto Environmental Protection Program Fund.\nENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY STUDY COUNCIL\n#568\n12-10-70\nMrs. Ellen Stern Harris\nenvironmental QUALITY STUDY\n#362\nCOUNCIL, State\n6-30-69\nBruce J. Held\nENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY STUDY COUNCIL,\n#81\nState\n2-13-69\nNewly-formed\nChester Morris\nArthur F. Pillsbury\nFrank J. Tysen\n\"elen B. Reynolds\nSamuel A. Egigian\nDavid L. Baker\nENVIRONMENTAL STUDY of the\n#249\nTrail Peak - Cottonwood Basin\n4-28-72\narea\nRR today announced release by the California\nDepartment of Fish and Game of a significant\nenvironmental study of the Trail Peak - Cotton-\nwood Basin area which lies in Inyo County (some\n20 miles east of the town of LonePine).\nEQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR APPRENTICESHIP\n#511\n9-3-71\nRR announced California State Plan for Equal\nEmployment Opportunity for Apprenticeship has\nbeen approved by the U. S. Department of Labor.\nEQUAL TIME BROADCASTING\n#602\n(Presidential candidates)\n9.23.68\nRR said suspension of equal time rule for\nbroadcasters in order to allow debate\npresidential candidates would serve no \"useful\npurpose.\"\nEUCALYPTUS TREES, Killing\n#192\n4-4-73\nFreeze\nRR and East Bay officials today announced the\ndevelopment of a joint state-local plan aimed\nat significantly reducing in the months ahead\nthe fire danger caused by a recent killing\nfreeze of eucalyptus trees in the hills east\nof Oakland.\nEMCALYPTUS TREES\nFreeze\n#190\n4-2-73\nmental RR has invited representatives of those\nthe of several million eucalyptus trees in\nfreeze entities affected by the recent killing govern-\noffice Cast Bay hills to a meeting in the governor'\nWednesday, April 4.\nEUREKA MUNICIPAL COURT\n#108\n2-25-72\nHarold E. Neville, Jr.\n#561\nEXECUTIVE ORDER\n10-8-71\ncode of Fair Practices\nissued order designed to redefine for the the\nRR quisting code of pair practices\nstate of California\nEXECUTIVE ORDER\n#515\n9-8-71\nRR signed order directing State Board of\nCorrections to conduct \"a thorough review of\nsecurity procedures in our prisons\".\nEXECUTIVE ORDER\n#494\n8-18-71\nRR Executive Order to this government to \"follo\"\nas closely as possible the guidelines\nestablished by the President's Executive Order\"\n#69\nEXECUTIVE ORDER, Signed\n2-6-69\nRR signed an order which directs the director\nof Conservation and the state Forester to\nassist Santa Barbara County officials to help\nprevent damage from the oil slick off the\nConSt.\nEXECUTIVE SECRETARY, Assistant\n#39\n2-1-67\nRichard M. Quinn\nEXECUTIVE STAFF REORGANIZATION\n#25\n1-20-71\nEdwin Meese III\nExecutive Assistant to the Governor\nGeorge Steffes\nAssistant to the Governor and Director of\nPrograms and Policy\nJames Jenkins\nAssistant to the Governor and Director of\nPublic Affairs\nMike Deaver\nAssistant to the Governor and Director\nEXPORT-IMPORT TRADE\n6-7-72 MEMO TO THE PRESS\nExport State Department trade. of Commerce Figures on Import-\nEXTRADITION PAPERS\n#61\non Edgar Eugene Bradley\n1-29-68\nReceived from Louisiana the extradition papers.\nDeasion denefing Etrado # $653\n11.8.68\n\"SYE IN THE SKY\"\n#655\n11-23-71\nRR remarks at official opening of Los Angeles\nArea Freeway Surveillance and Control Project."
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