California smog bill eyed to banish old cars
California Assembly moves to tighten smog controls with a plan to banish car models failing tests from the market. The measure would push stricter state standards than federal rules and offer a $3 million tax break for industry.
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California Assembly considers alcohol and crime bills in consolidation
The Sacramento summary notes Assembly committees approving bills on drunken driving laws, child abuse programs, and funding for rapid transit, with AB 74 and AB 101 among measures. Other proposals include meat inspection alignment with federal law, conservation education, railroad crossing safety, and juvenile facility inspections. Senate action covers college governance, disruption of UC activities, and age for certain state patrol appointments.
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Tough Drunk Driver Law Passes Hurdle
SACRAMENTO AP All tougher drunk driving measure advances in the Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee on a party line vote. The bill would presume intoxication for drivers with blood alcohol content at or above one tenth of one percent and extend a six month license suspension for refusing a sobriety test. Democratic Assemblyman Robert Crown criticizes the presumption as shifting toward guilt.
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College Rule Bill Passed in Senate Amid Rewrites
Sacramento reports the college rule bill, a rewritten version from Sen. James Whetmore, passed the Senate after a special committee investigation of The Beard controversy. The measure would empower college presidents to oversee campus activities with limited delegation, but the Judiciary Committee amended it to reduce administrative impact.
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Reagan Appointees Approved by Senate Education Panel
Sacramento report says the Senate Health Committee approved Gov. Ronald Reagan’s four nominees to the state Board of Education. Dr. John Ford, a Sab. Dit, surgeon. George A. Brown, Ragiefield attorney. and Mrs. Virla Keotz, Orinda civic reader, all Republicans, won confirmation after brief appearances before the committee, giving Reagan control of the board.
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Tough Gum Law Revision Looms Legislature Seeks Tweaks
The legislature mulls changes to the tough gun law amid debate on daylight saving time shifts. Wisconsin and Michigan discuss timezone alignments as Indiana counties adjust clocks, while officials weigh safety and enforcement concerns. The gun bill advances through committee, with lawmakers split on exemptions and penalties.
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Telephone Strike Talks Continue
Washington reports follow up talks on a three year contract with fringe benefits and wage increases. More than 300000 workers are involved across several states as Bell Telephone System strikers continue while management fills posts and automated dialing handles many calls.
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First Desegregation Suit For North Filed
Chicago report states a federal civil rights suit was filed against South Holland School District 13 alleging racial discrimination in faculty and staff assignments across six elementary schools. The district faces a May 15 deadline to draft a plan to end de facto segregation affecting 2,870 pupils, with seven board members and Superintendent Watts named as defendants.
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