Democrats push separate California remap bills after talks fail
Democrats in California move to advance two distinct reapportionment bills in the Senate and Assembly after a collapse of a bipartisan compromise. Senate and Assembly discussions ended without agreement, a two-house conference failed, and Assembly Democrats rejected a GOP compromise. Republican leaders warned the issue could go to a special Reapportionment Commission if no deal emerges.
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Assembly OKs High-Rise Ban for California State Parks
Sacramento reports the Assembly approved a measure to bar high rise buildings from state parks, creating a new four wilderness concept in California. The bill by Sen. Beilenson awaits Senate concurrence after minor Assembly amendments amid dispute over Point Mugu State Park development.
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Assembly approves regents veto bill in California
In Sacramento the Assembly reversed and passed a proposed constitutional amendment giving the Senate veto over governor appointments to the University of California Board of Regents. The bill, by Sen. John A Nejedly, passed 54 to 14 and advances to voters in the November 1976 election. It also broadens state park rules to create vehicle recreation areas and to require ecological considerations in park development, drawing from existing Department of Parks regulations.
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Assembly passes two tax bills in California
In Sacramento the Assembly approved two tax bills totaling 6.5 million dollars by conforming state law to federal statutes. One measure by Sen. Petris would tax exempt and charitable institutions and advance the revenue, while the Coombs bill aimed at minor revenue impact with provisions on investment interest deductions moving expenses and corporate requisitions. Both were sent back to the Senate for concurrence in amendments amid uncertainty about passage.
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California Assembly Faces Wide Range of Bills and Debates
The legislature reviews numerous AB and SB measures spanning health and public safety. Proposals include insurance coverage for newborns, standards for public health, and crime-related reforms. Aimed at state budgeting and governance, the items touch dental care, public parks, private investigators, and traffic licensing with several bills advancing to governor or committee votes.
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Fluoride bill clears Assembly in California
In Sacramento a bill to create a voluntary fluoridation program for public schoolchildren was passed by the Assembly and sent back to the Senate on a 45 to 12 concurrence vote. Supporters include the California Dental Association, while opponents argued it adds work for districts and requires parent consent mailings. proponents cited potential savings in dental costs.
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Concord
California press protection bill approved by Assembly
In Sacramento, the State Assembly approved a press protection measure and sent it to Governor Reagan. The bill would shield newsmen from contempt charges for refusing to identify sources of information gathered but not used, extending this privilege to unused material and to former employees who refuse to name sources from their time with a news organization.
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Reds reject gift bid for prisoners of war
PLACERVILLE OPI This Sierra Nevada town faces a cool reception from North Vietnam as Carl Burelli a local businessman presses a campaign to send 100 Christmas trees to American POWs. The North Vietnamese secretariat suggests urging the Nixon administration to end the war and withdraw U.S. forces so captives may return, yet Burelli will persist with plans to ship the trees in time for Christmas.
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Rebels Shell Highlands Ahead of Major Tet Offensive
Communist troops renewed shelling of Polei Kleng in Kontum near Laos and Cambodia as tanks moved into the highlands signaling a large offensive. Reports say heavy mortar barrages hit Le Khanh camp near Polei Kleng while U S pilots spotted tank-like tracks and massive infiltration from Laos and Cambodia. NATO-backed and South Vietnamese forces faced other clashes as commanders warned Tet of 1972 could be the worst yet. President Thieu visited Ca Mau and rejected neutralization ideas for the Mekong Delta.
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