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Fn, Vif. 10. 1378 fart I 8 Norton Simon to Head State Transportation Panel i Industrialist Norton Simon of Mali-bu was elected chairman of the new California Transportation Commission at its organizational meeting in Sacramento Thursday. Simon, 71, a philanthropist, art patron and founder of Norton Simon, was one of the nine members appointed to the highway-transit-aeronautics agency by Gov. Brown several weeks ago.

The commission also named Judith Soley, a Fresno attorney and member of the Fresno County Commission on Criminal Justice, as vice chairman. Simon is a former member of the UC Board of Regents, a post he was appointed to by the governor's father, former Gov. Edmund G. Brown. He also was an unsuccessful candidate for the Republican nomination for U.S.

Senate, losing to California's former U.S. senator, George Murphy, in 1970. Gov. Brown, addressing the group at its first session, told its members to look at all "financially, environmentally and politically feasible" alternatives in considering transportation needs. He advised the commission that a careful balance should be maintained among transportation modes, adding that the agency should not look only to construction of more freeways.

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