Democrats Push Separate Reapportionment Bills in California
Democrats in Sacramento move to advance two separate Assembly and Senate reapportionment bills despite Reagan veto threats. Leaders met privately to alter negotiations after the bipartisan plan failed to reconcile in a two-house conference. Republicans warn against risking the current plan and the GOP aims to wind up with a special Reapportionment Commission if needed.
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Assembly okays high rise ban for state parks in California
California Assembly approved environmental legislation to bar high rise buildings in state parks and establish a wilderness concept. The Beilenson bill sets a Senate veto on governor appointments to UC Board of Regents, and adds state vehicular recreation areas for off road use while requiring ecological considerations in park development.
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Assembly passes five tax bills in California
Sacramento reports two tax bills raising 64 million by conforming state law to federal statutes cleared the Assembly Tuesday. They were part of an omnibus 370 million package shelved by the Senate. Pettis bill on tax exempt and charitable institutions passed 54 to 0 and returns to the Senate. another bill by Willan passed 6 to 2 with negligible revenue impact and also returns to the Senate.
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Aborted Records and Abandoned Car Legislation Review
Yesterday’s legislative roundup highlights bills on autro reproductive recordkeeping and abortion reporting, abandoned cars penalties, insurance policy clarity, and regional planning. Notable measures include AB 2717 on private investigators with tear gas, AB WR scenic planning, and AB 210 nursing cost procedures, with multiple bills moving through Assembly and Senate stages.
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Fluoride Bill Passes in Assembly in California
SACRAMENTO UPSY A bill creating a voluntary program to apply sealants to public schoolchildren’s teeth cleared the Assembly. Senator Howart Way of Exeter led the measure, approved 45 to 72 for Senate concurrence after Assembly amendments. Support came from the California Dental Association despite opposition from Assemblyman James W. Dent of Concord who warned it would force districts to mail 30 000 letters for parental permission. Assemblyman Richard J. Hayden of Sunnyvale noted a similar program in Santa Clara cut dental costs by about 5 million for parents.
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Press protection bill approved by State Assembly
SACRAMENTO Galil UPI The State Assembly approved and sent to Gov Ronald Reagan legislation prohibiting a newsman from being held in contempt for refusing to identify sources of information gathered but not used. The bill would extend the privilege to unused information and protect former employees from being forced to reveal sources of information gathered during their tenure.
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Reds SRY ho to gift PLACERVILLE Christmas trees for POWs
Sierra Nevada town of Placerville reports reception from North Vietnam regarding a campaign to send Christmas trees to American prisoners of war. Businessman Carporelli says a reply from North Vietnam’s secretariat urges urging the Nixon administration to end war and withdraw troops, while he continues seeking permission to deliver trees in time for Christmas.
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Red shelling signals big offensive near Cambodia borders
In Kontum province near Cambodia and Laos, Communist forces renewed heavy shelling at Polei Kleng and moved tanks into highlands, signaling a major offensive. They also mounted strong attacks in Cambodian rubber plantation country as a government drive stalled north of Saigon, with tanks, bulldozers, and mobbed roads cited by sources.
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