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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1972

Page

11

Lawmakers Move Bill to Review State Highway Budget

Capitol Sacramento UPI A Senate committee advanced a bill allowing the legislature to review the roughly 1 billion dollar state highway budget annually. Critics warned it could halt progress while supporters said it ensures proper spending by lawmakers. Only Sen James Wheinsare voted no.

Sacramento UPI Transportation Committee Wille L. Grown San Francisco Bil Jerry Russell Department of Public Works Brown James E.wheinsare R-La Habra Gav Rona Respan

School tax bill hearing in doubt stalls reform deal

In Sacramento AP reports the 1.4 billion school finance tax reform package, backed by Gov Reagan and Democratic leaders, may not receive a crucial Senate Finance Committee hearing after the measure passed the Senate Revenue and Taxation panel. Committee chair Sen Randolph Coller said the bill arrived too late to be placed on Wednesday’s agenda without waiving rules, jeopardizing a final Senate floor vote.

Sacramento Reagan Assembly Senate Finance Committee Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee Senate Randolph Coller T+Yreka

California Senate weighs wild rivers protection bills

In Sacramento UPI reports the Finance Committee backed two rival wild rivers bills to shield California north coast rivers. The Collier measure would bar dams on the Eel River without legislative approval and require a 1977 flood plan. The Behr bill adds a 20 year dam moratorium and bans planning without lawmakers' consent.

Sacramento UPI California Senate Finance Committee Randolph Collier D-Yreka Peter Hehr R-Tiburan Assembly Ronald Reagan Eel River State Resources Agency

Sweetheart Bill pension bill advances in committee

In Sacramento UPI reporting, a Retirement Committee narrowly approves a so called Sweetheart Bill pension proposal. It would allow the wife of former Assembly colleague lobbyist Richard W. McCollister to reserve half his retirement allowance as survivor benefits if she outlives him. The measure moves to the Ways and Means Committee on a 4-1 vote led by Sen Ralph Dills.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Ralph €. Dills Darden Ways and Means Committee Richard W. McCollister Dills

Assembly Cons Amendment Adopted In Legislature Vote

Summary of California legislative actions on constitutional amendments and bills. ACA measures on reorganizing legislature, rent assessments, redevelopment bonds, and other items. several proposals moved toward governor or to voters. Notable votes include final passage, rejection, and transfers between chambers. multiple items await November ballot or gubernatorial action.

Assembly Moretti D-Van Nuys Brathwaite Dos Angeles Burgener San Diego D-Gardena

Bill to end exclusive park cabin leases in Marin County

A bill sent to Gov Reagan would strip long running leases on 13 cabins in a Marin County undeveloper state park. The measure, approved 58-4 by the Assembly, would terminate existing leases and prohibit renewals. Renters include notable San Francisco professionals and Berkeley academics, with public access barred by a gated area.

Isacramento UPL Ronald Reagan Marin County Assembly Peter H. Behr R-Touron Behr Francista Bay William P. Mott Department of Parks and Recreation Department Cins Peple Charles W. Kenady San Francisco Look Magazine Sam Wranvisco Joseph Aliota William Howard Brown Bond Brnker Henry Carlyle Jerome Dwight Ellis M. Kihani Pillsbury, Mitcison Sutra Rosemary Patton Paul Taylor Department of Economics University of California At Berkeley Edward 8. Towne Jr Livian W. Bull Shriners Hospital

Legislative revamping moves to ballot measure

Sacramento reports final legislative approval for a constitutional amendment to allow year round sessions similar to a congressional schedule. Assembly Speaker Bat Moretti says the change could save 150000 to 250000 dollars annually while Republican leader Robert Managan argues deadlines would speed up action on bills.

Sacramento Assembly Senate Bat Moretti D-Van Nuys Moretti Republican Assembly Robert T. Managan Tracy

Coastline protection bill killed by Senate committee

Conservationists backed measure to control California coast development failed in the Senate Natural Resources Committee with 3 yes votes short of the five required. Assemblyman Almir Sieroty voiced determination to push the issue, noting conservatism in leadership and the likelihood of renewed efforts for a November ballot initiative. The bill would establish a permit system across a 1000 yard coastal swath and extend control three miles offshore, with regional boards and local officials sharing authority.

Sacramento California Senate Barkers Hat Comjultter Almi Sieroty Donald, Grunsky Lietoty

Senate approves funds for higher education in California

California lawmakers approved nearly 17 million dollars in extra higher education funding while rejecting faculty pay raises and a court reform plan. The largest grant, 9.36 million, would establish family medicine as a state specialty, aiming to increase general practitioners. The measure SB 605 received broad support despite earlier budget and program objections.

Sacramento California Senate

California bill urges UC regents to boost family practice training

Sacramento UPI reports that a $9.3 million measure reverses an earlier vote to press the University of California regents to develop programs for medical students who want to become family practice physicians. The bill by Sen. Stephen Teale was defeated but sent to the Assembly on a reconsideration vote. The constitution limits state leverage, yet Teale urged action.

Sacramerto UPI University of California Regents Stephen P.teal D-Rail Road Assembly Teale Senate

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