Sacramento Legislation in Review Recaps Rewards and Reforms
Yesterday’s review outlines a $5,000 reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of Francisco Carrasco Sales in the Sacramento County deputy murder case. It notes proposals for highway speed limits, special lanes, and a Commission on Asian Affairs among introduced measures, plus Senate bills targeting oil company regulation and depletion allowances, with several names and bill numbers.
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Simmary
San Quentin Prison
Escay
Francisco Carrasco Sales
Acramento County
Othe
Lands Commission
Commission
Meade
Dos Angeles
Legislative Committee
Change in primaries proposed by California bill AB2685
Sacramento reports Assemblyman Frank Murphy Jr. proposes AB2685 to replace the winner take all presidential primary with a proportional delegate system. The measure, to be considered next month, would require a ballot listing all nationally recognized candidates and allow those not running in California to file an affidavit.
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Sacramento
UPS
Frank Murphy Jr
Santa Cruz
Senate
Assembly
Murphy
Secretary of State
California
Report Favors New Legislative Office Building
An engineering firm from Sacramento concluded that constructing a new legislative office building would cause less environmental harm than expanding the existing state Capitol. The report to the legislature on Thursday also urged reconstructing the current Capitol as a useful monument.
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Sacramento
UPT
Environmental Assessment Engineering of
Tax limit backers outspent opponents in Prop 1 drive
Supporters of Gov Ronald Reagan’s tax limitation initiative outspent opponents by more than three to one, pumping about 1.7 million into the unsuccessful Prop 1 campaign. Campaign finance filings show totals near 2.2 million with major contributions from David Packard and Dart Industries. the backers face a 140 thousand dollar deficit and plan to pay it off.
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Sacramento
UPT
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
David Packard
Palo Alto
Dart Industries
Los Angeles
Packard
Defense
Californians For
Norman Topping
Reagan Group
State okays welfare shift to Teded administration
Sacramento AP says the Ricagan administration signed an agreement for the Teder 1 government to administer welfare for about 500000 aged, blind and disabled Californians. Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke signed the compromise welfare bill into law. Federal administration of adult aid begins Jan 1 with monthly checks rising by 23 to SAR.
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Sacramento
Ricagan
Teder 1
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Lue
Meunter
Caravelle
Bulova
Radcliff
Waller
Skidmore
Gloria
Pleasant Hill
Monument
Fremont
Hale
Jose Hee
San Jose Oakridge Mall
Glossam Hill
Daly City
Serremante Centar
Regan Bros
Livermere Valley
Silver Tip
Regan Nursery
Decoto Rd
Animalgkiss
Bayfair Appliances
East Bay
14Th ST. San Leamadro
Eas
Magnavox
Udvooey
Stronic Game Center
Para
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Magnavox TV
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