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LOS ANGELES — Gary Arnold gained fame (of a
sort) when a fellow Republican told him: "Shut up!"
That was on Oct. 6 at the White House. The Repub-
Ucan who told Arnold to shut up was President Rea-
gan
Now fellow Republicans (but not Reagan this
time) have told Arnold: "Thanks."
This made Arnold angry and embarrassed the Re-
publicans involved. Arnold, one may recall, was run-
ning for Congress in California's 16th District, which
includes Santa Cruz, and was invited to a White
House meeting of GOP candidates. It was supposed
to be a sort of pep rally, with the president as chief
cheerleader
But Arnold, whose political stance is somewhat
more conservative than the president's, irked Rea-
gan with aggressive questions about taxes and
Taiwan. That’s when the president made Arnold fa-
mous.
But fame is fleeting and, on Nov. 2, Arnold lost the
election to the incumbent Democrat, Leon Panetta.
Shortly afterwards, he got a nice letter from Tirso
del Junco, chairman of the California Republican
Party.
Arnold thought that sounded a trifle insincere.
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Two state senators - Her predicted growth partment of Human Ser-
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Larry Johnson, a sixth-grader el Chicot Elementa- Bumpers told the students they should have a Arm
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29 information on common
24 problems today and Fri-
day during the National
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ture of future state reve- to about $189 million,
nues, both saying dras- Randle's prediction
tic reductions in revenue would be the smallest
may put a no-growth amount of growth in five
squeeze on 1983 funding years, he said. Last
to agencies.              year's growth revenue
The victims may be was $644 million,
state welfare, correc- "I don't know where he
tions and education got his information, but
agencies, the senators I m led to believe the sit-
said.                     uation is much bleaker
Senate President Pro than Sen. Randle pro-
Tempore Marvin York, jected," York said.
D-Oklahoma City, said Both senators said ,
Wednesday he received state agencies should
information from the plan for no-growth budg-
state budget office Indi- ets for 1983 in light of
eating growth revenue the projections, with
for 1982 — the Increase York saying the Legisla-
in revenue over the pre- ture will be hard-
vious year — may be as pressed simply to keep
low as $40 million. pace with 1982 funding
His prediction was figures. .        . .
more severe than that of The senators said
Tulsa Democrat Sen. hardest hit among state
Rodger Randle, who ear- projects will be the De-
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at a iy rising prison popula: grapple with aa expect- populations,
with Hens, budget cute forced ed $500 million to $700 The conferenc
by revenue shortfalls, million budget shortfall, feature aa add
the impact of the federal This month Oklahoma U.S. Rep. Jai
budget on state budget had to cut back funds 5.5 Jones, D-Okla., at
decisions, taxes and re- percent for all state Friday,
form the appropriations  agencies because of an        chairm
similar problems.         resentatives.               process.                   $8 million shortfall.       Monee Budget 4
More than 200 law- They said that among Passannante said Both states began to propriations Cor
makers and aides from  the issues to be is-   New York legislators  cut taxes in the mid-   wil discuss the
several states will pool  cussed at the two-day   will be returning to a  1970s and face problems  budget
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