1972 session opens as Reagan vetoes loom
Sacramento dispatch reports California lawmakers begin the 1972 session refusing to override any of Gov. Ronald Reagan's 187 vetoes from 1971. Proposals seek two year sessions and limits on floor time while Democrats plan further override attempts on reapportionment and school finance bills.
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Court weighs remap case in California reapportionment dispute
San Francisco officials debate whether the State Supreme Court should offer advisory input on the legislative redistricting plan. Attorney General Huel Young er argues the suit seeks to compel action in a legislative matter and should not target Gov. Ronald Reagan or call for an advisory ruling, while Democratic leaders press their constitutional challenge to the reapportionment commission.
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Local Post and Publishing Notice From Hayward California
Fragmented OCR text indicates a local publishing and post office notice from Hayward California. Mentions Winton Avenue, daily and Sunday publication, contact numbers, and multiple names or entities in a printing and distribution context.
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Assemblyman Moretti Reelected and Pays Kiss to Judge Klein
California Assembly speaker Bob Moretti of Van Nuys sworn in for a second term as the 1972 Legislature convenes. In a post oath moment he kisses Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Joan Dempsey Klein after thanking her for administering the oath.
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Ambitious California bills spark broad reform wave
A sweep of measures introduced in the California legislature targets reapportionment fiscal policy and governance. Proposals include changes to the Legislators Retirement System rates, tighter term limits for incumbents and a coastal resources authority. Other bills seek expanded unemployment coverage and new oversight bodies for prisons and waste management while extending driver training funding.
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Nixon plans State of the Union address date set
White House announced President Nixon will deliver the State of the Union at 12 30 p m EST on January 20 in a joint session of Congress. Acting Press Secretary Warren said Nixon chose daytime timing to gain TV airtime for remarks. Nixon met Carter and Clark MacGregor to discuss the legislative program for his election year.
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Egypt condemns arms aid to Israel amid Middle East tension
Egypt's High Command denounces reports of Soviet weapons shipments to Egypt as an American Israeli pretext to supply Israel with more modern arms. Cabinet discussions led by Premier Fawzi and Foreign Minister Riad focused on the crisis and home front readiness while Washington debates Phantom jet deliveries to Israel and U.S. military balance in the region.
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Bee tops area legislators in 1971 pay revised figures
Assemblyman Carlos Bee of Hayward remains the top earner among Southern Alameda County lawmakers with 20 982 dollars in salaries and expenses for the 1971 session. The revised state salary list corrected duplications and errors from a UPI report, showing Charles Conrad as second at 31 122 dollars and Robert Monagan as the overall top money drawer at 34 155 dollars. Other Southern Alameda officials and their totals include March Teng 29 138 dollars Nicholas Perris 28 130 dollars Robert Grow 27 762 dollars Clark Bradley 26 700 dollars John Holmblad 26 595 dollars.
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Senator Tunney to undertake two week fact finding tour
Senator John V. Tunney plans a two week fact finding mission in the Middle East after joining Senator Edward M. Kennedy in Reno for Paiute Indian hearings. He will travel from Sacramento to Los Angeles then Cairo and Tel Aviv meeting Arab Republic and Israeli leaders as a special Judiciary Committee representative.
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