Final hurdle for California anti pornography bills in Assembly
In Sacramento the Legislature faced a crucial final hurdle as anti pornography bills, sponsored by Sen Lagomarsino and Assemblyman Frank Murphy, moved toward Senate concurrence. The measure tightens obscenity definitions for adults and adds a pandering clause, shifting second offenses for advertising pornography from a misdemeanor to a felony while seeking constitutional safeguards amid First Amendment concerns.
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Sacramento
UPS
Correel
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Thomas Lynch
Reagan
Assembly
Robert Lagomarsino
Murphy
Lynch
California
Lagomarsino
lLagamarsino
Criminal Procedure Committee
Lagomatsino
Petition challenges right of trustees to set unlimited school tax rates
Sacramento based initiative seeks repeal of law allowing school boards after 1971 to raise tax rates without voter approval. Governor Reagan backs repeal as a tax reform measure. Initiator Ranald J. Kennedy of Penryn filed the petition with the attorney general, aiming to gather support to qualify the measure for the primary election ballot.
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Sacramento
Attorney General's Office
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Cenlert
John G
Schmitz
Senate
Assembly
Ranald J. Kennedy
Penryn
Prefab Housing Standards Move Through Assembly Committee
Sacramento AP A bill to raise low cost housing output by statewide standards for prefab units passed the Urban Affairs and Housing Committee by voice vote and goes to Ways and Means. Assemblyman Pete Wilson said factory built housing could aid owners under 47,000 income, with uniform health and safety rules to protect buyers. The measure, the California factory built housing law, would let the Housing and Community Development commission set standards and supersede local ordinances, drawing mixed reactions from cities and trade groups on component inspections.
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Sacramento
Assembly Committee
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Urban Affairs and Housing Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
California
Housing and Community Development Commission
League of California
National Electrical Contractors
Bachelor Spinster Tax Break Proposed in Tax Reform
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy seeks to add a head of household tax status for single persons over 35 to tax reform. He pushed the idea after meeting Vivian Kellems of East Haddam Connecticut who campaigns against what she calls unfair tax treatment of singles.
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Washington
Kellems
Picketing Ban in Capitol Faces Senate Pushback
SACRAMENTO AP Serious trouble erupts in the Senate over an Assembly bill to ban picketing inside the State Capitol. Four Judiciary Committee members block the measure until a compromise is found. The bill would force all picketing to occur outside.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
State Capitol
Senate Judiciary Committee
Capitol
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
California Housing Bills Center Stage In Assembly Debate
An Assembly committee reviews a suite of bills to fund protect and provide housing for low and middle income families while the Senate shows friction over Assembly priorities. The governor voices concern about tax reform and warns against a hodgepodge compromise as ACA 7 moves to empower voters on Spanish language rights. Bills address parole terms AB 948 farm labor changes AB 1903 higher ed council AB 1314 student funds AB 907 hospital reporting AB 1002 construction exemptions AB 2101 oil lease protections AB 116E and a Senate pause ends with no action.
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Paso Robles
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
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R-Brawley
Knox
Richmond
Sicroly
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Ills
Hayes
Long Beach
MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Senate
Reagan boosts candidate in Monterey special election
Governor Ronald Reagan endorsed Republican Robert G. Wood at a Monterey fund dinner, saying the June 17 special Assembly race could push GOP to a 41-39 working majority. He attacked Democrat Fred Farr for past votes and warned a Democratic win would deadlock the chamber. about 25 pickets demonstrated outside the Monterey County Fairgrounds.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Robert G. Wood
Special Assembly
Wood
Fred 8. Farr
Reagan
Assembly
Farr
Alan Pattee
Rsalinas
Monterey County Fairgrounds
Exposition Hall
Writer 25 and award winner dies during minor surgery
Barbara Bobbie McCallum, 25, a Seattle Post Intelligencer women’s news writer, died during a minor facial procedure in a doctor's office. The King County medical examiner’s office said she became excited and shaken after a recent traffic accident. two minutes into surgery she convulsed and died about an hour later.
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Seattle
UPS
Barbara Bobbi
E McCallum
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Miss McCallum
King County Medical
Walter Brown
John Huston Acting Again in 1963 Navy Ad Remedy
Hollywood report notes John Huston directing and acting while continuing film career. Mention includes a postscript about an autopsy overseen by a medical examiner and a family tie. The piece references Cornell Kremlin Letter and a 1963 graduation context with a Navy admiral.
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King County
Hollywood
UPD
Johaner Gale Wilson
Huston
Manaver
Miss McCallum
Post-Intelligencer
Leighthirm
Cornell Kremlin
Navy
God Told Me To Stay Evicted From Northern Hotel
Bunnie Burns, a frail woman in her sixties, refused eviction from the condemned Northern Hotel in Los Angeles for 17 years. County officials and Sheriff’s deputies, led by Joe Brady, moved her to a newer hotel after a long standoff. She kept a living garden in her tiny room and accepted $20 in rent for a week at the new place.
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Bunnie Burns
Angeles
Hele
Los Angeles
UPI
Northern
Bunnie
Burt Wilson
Jnvietion
Sheriff's
Joe Brady
Bunny
Brady
Burt
Acquitted Man Sues Over Liquor Store Shooting
Clifton Watkins a 24 year old U S Public Health Service employee filed a 50 000 damage suit in Stockton Superior Court against owners and employees of Delta Liquor and Sorting Goods Store and others. He alleges he was shot in the chest during a June 2 1968 incident in which Ted Watkins 27 was killed and Louis Huerta 26 wounded Clifton who was acquitted April 2 of a robbery charge is named as plaintiff and the suit cites the store owners clerk and the former manager Fred B Larsen as defendants.
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Stocktas
Ches
Clifton Watkins
U.S. Public Health Service
Supior
Lawrence K. Karltan
Sacramento
Ted Watkins
Islar
Lambiston
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