California Assembly Backs Environment Suits Bill
Captiol briefs report two Assembly bills advancing to the Senate enabling Californians to file environmental lawsuits. Hayes AB 38 would allow suits against state projects. Berg AB 42-20 faces 42-20 vote. Hayes touts balance with corporate polluters. Berg cites Michigan precedents and limited suits filed there.
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Union pushes pay independence for California state workers
The State Employes union with 4,000 members circulates a petition to require the Personnel Board to implement salary increases without legislative approval. Gov Reagan has resisted raises, arguing for restrictions, while the union accuses the governor of aiming to deprive workers of fair salaries and seeks a ballot measure via the petition drive.
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GOP solon to serve on legal aid board in California
Sacramento AP reports Republican Assemblyman Willisin T. Bagley of San Rafael will join the board of Valnegals Rural Le vel Assistance, a controversial legal aid program that won a $2.5 billion federal grant amid objections from Reagan. Bagley praises CELA as a government mechanism and supports Nixon administration actions continuing the program, despite a special commission finding Reagan’s criticisms largely unfounded.
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Voting bill clears key Senate panel test
In Sacramento AP reports the public vote measure lowering voting thresholds advanced after Senate Elections and Reapportionment Committee approval. The bill by Sen. Mery vyn Dynndlly of Teles Angeles would affect statewide and local issues and set an election day slatewide timing.
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Lowrent housing bill rejected in California senate fight
Sacramento AP The Assembly rejected ACA 55 a bid by William Bagley to let the state approve low rent housing projects without public vote. The tally was 36 in favor 25 against with 41 needed for approval. Bagley said he would seek another chance this session.
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Teen bill allows youths to hold local offices
Senate Government Organization Committee backed Will SB 8% to let persons aged fourteen to twenty hold local elective offices such as city councils and special districts. Sen Arjen Gregoris D Sab Maten said youths already earned statewide and legislative office rights due to interstate law changes. The measure advances to the Senate floor.
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Sacramento fights “paperwork pollution” in water rule clash
The Army Engineers face conflict with California over federal water quality programs. Central Board members warn the federal action would create confusion and delay in enforcing California water standards.
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Legislation Review Highlights Environmental and Public Works Actions
The report notes bills signed affecting coastal and submerged lands for conservation and recreation, and a range of environmental and construction measures. It mentions AB 585 allowing state purchases up to 1000 dollars, statutory changes for prisons and county facilities, and transportation and environmental law proposals.
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California Legal Aid Gets 2.65 Million Under Special Conditions
Gov. Ronald Reagan and federal officials approve a 2.65 million grant to CRLA with strings. The agency must align with the State Office of Economic Opportunity, avoid certain criminal defense duties, refrain from pickets, and coordinate with other legal groups. The measure, part of a broader study, clarifies CRLA's role alongside a federal program to improve legal aid for the poor.
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Royalty Arrives in London from Paris for Brief Stay
King and Queen of Siskin arrive at London Airport from Paris for a short stay. The Queen, Hone Cook, a former New York socialite, is part of the visit as plans discuss될 events and social engagements.
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Bay Area property values rise trigger likely eight year tax relief
San Francisco city assessor Josep Tinney set the market value of city property at 7 billion dollars, up about 218 million from last year. Comptroller Nathan C. Compey said the new assessment base could keep taxes near 282 dollars per 100 of assessed value, with a potential future tax cut.
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Tadians arraigned for assault in Walnut Creek clash
Four Tadians from San Francisco were arraigned in Centre Costa County Superior Court on assault charges after a fight during a Walnut Creek high school performance by a Native group from Cokiedo. Judge Norman A Gregg postponed ruling on bail reductions. defendants include Mrs Margaret Lee and Frank Davis, among others, with bail set at 5 000 for Lee and 10 000 for the rest. about 25 Indian supporters attended the hearing.
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Teenager Shot to Death in San Francisco
A Western Addition shooting left a 15 year old boy, Philip L Buckley, dead while walking with companions. Deputies later identified the victim as Buckley and described a car with two white youths seen nearby. Eyewitnesses reported an exchange of words preceding the gunfire.
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Davis Magee to confer with Inmates in Soledad case
Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee will confer with the Soledad Brothers three times next week as part of court-ordered proceedings. Prosecutors say the Soledad Brothers were involved in the Marin County courthouse gunfire that killed four, while Davis faces charges over gas used in the escape plot and hostage taking.
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Los Angeles Armory blast and fake bomb targeted travel agency
An explosion damaged an Army Reserve armory near downtown Los Angeles. A second warning claimed a bomb was set to explode at a Beverly Hills travel agency, with a ticking box containing powder found and deemed fake by authorities. The caller tied threats to a trial in the Soviet Union and urged action. Investigations ongoing.
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Extradition sought for LSD advocate Tim Leary in Switzerland
Tim Leary is held for extradition to the United States in Lausanne after his capture in the Lake Geneva region. A Swiss ministry spokesman said Leary, who escaped from a California prison in 1969, faces provisional custody for extradition. He had been serving a sentence for marijuana possession.
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California Supreme Court invalidates sheriff repossession law
The California Supreme Court unanimously ruled a four sheriff repossession statute unconstitutional. It held that before any goods are repossessed the state must show probable cause to enter a home and a hearing on the claim, striking down the law despite contracts permitting entry. The court said a purchaser is often not in a position to seek better remedies.
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Backlog of draft refusals reduced in San Francisco
UPI reports the backlog of draft refusal cases in San Francisco dropped from 3580 to 240 since January. Of disposed cases, 285 men were indicted while others were sent back to draft boards for processing. The office added an additional attorney to handle the workload.
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12 Million Medical Loan Plan Announced in California
A $12 million loan program was announced to aid medical students in California by Bank of America the American Medical Society the Guggenheim Foundation and the Stow Foundation. The money is committed with the society guaranteeing repayment and the foundations covering interest while students pursue studies. Graduates would repay the principal after service.
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Attorneys clash as Panther trial heats up in Oakland
In Oakland, lawyers spar with insults at Huey P. Newton murder trial for James Newland. Prosecutor Donald Whyte and defense counsel Charles Garry exchanged sharp remarks during defense motions and jury questions, while Newton, founder of the Black Panthers, faces a reexamination of a prior manslaughter verdict from 1968 amid appeals and jury instruction questions.
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Japanese mayor begins term in San Jose amid war history
Mineta, a 34 year old Japanese American, becomes mayor of California's fourth largest city, San Jose, after serving as vice mayor in 1988. His background includes a television camp stay during World War II and roots tracing to Heart Mountain near Cody, Wyoming. He vows to address a city of about 71,000 people.
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Golden Gate Bridge finally receives payment after long dispute
Fragmentary report notes a long delayed settlement over the Golden Gate Bridge project. It mentions vows and a 5 dollar figure amid references to a fiscal obligation, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR. The text references San Francisco and the bridge maintenance context.
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