California legislature debates welfare checks and freeway plans
The 3rd District Court of Appeal rejects a bid to block state checks on outside income for welfare recipients. Bills move through the Assembly and Senate on topics from freeway deletions in Alameda and Contra Costa to pesticide regulation, education funding, and emergency 911 dispatch expansion.
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Reagan faces choice on two California testing bills
In Sacramento UPI reports Ronald Reagan must decide which of two competing bills to sign or veto. One by Willie Brown Jr would ban almost all group 1 tests and allow only individual IQ testing. The other by Leroy Greene would repeal statewide testing, let local districts run group and individual IQ tests, and fund first grade testing and later achievement tests.
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Frog Jubilee in Red Faces Local Bank Over Loan
The 39th District Agricultural Association fair in Calaveras County seeks a $50,000 loan after poor attendance and high security costs. California Senate approved AB 2315 for funding and awaits Governor Reagan's action amid weather disappointment and past crowd-control issues.
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Reagan to brief Nixon on Europe trip at White House
Gov. Reagan plans to report to President Nixon on his goodwill tour of Europe from the White House this month. A long weekend conference is expected before the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. Reagan will then open the convention as temporary chairman on Monday, Aug. 21, and deliver one of three major keynote addresses. Reagan spent three weeks abroad as Nixon’s emissary and has been on indefinite vacation since leaving Sacramento. He will likely speak from Pacific Palisades with notes and input from aides.
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California Senate backs upgrade for prison officers
The California Senate approved a four-bill package to raise correctional officer training and qualifications. Senator John Nejedly said the legislation is long overdue. The package would create a state Commission on Correctional Manpower Development to regulate training, qualifications, and state facilities. The keystone bill passed 23 to 0 without debate and goes to the governor.
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California tax plan clears hurdle for Assembly floor
A 1.2 billion school finance tax reform bill survived committee scrutiny in Sacramento and moved to the Assembly floor. The plan, born from talks between Gov Reagan aides and Assembly Speaker Rob Moretti, would raise state school funding by 509 million annually and cut property taxes by about 20 dollars for the average homeowner, funded by hikes in income, sales, vehicle and business taxes.
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Reagan hails welfare ruling in California
Gov. Reagan called a unanimous California Court of Appeal decision a victory for taxpayers as the state can cross check income reports to verify welfare applicants. The ruling supports using computers and Social Security data to compare reported earnings with employer records. The Golded Gate Welfare Rights Organization said it would study the decision before any appeal. Large-scale discrepancies were found in a San Francisco sample, prompting county investigations into possible errors or fraud.
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