Capitol briefs set for no fault auto bills showdown
SACRAMENTO AP five major no fault auto insurance bills head for a showdown today with Sen George Moscone D San Francisco optimistic a good bill could pass. Moscone announced amendments including a Jan 1 1979 start date for temporary renewals and a comparative negligence concept. He warned the outcome remains uncertain as committees weigh which bill will survive.
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Secrecy bill for California legislature faces defeat
Sacramento AP reports the Senate Rules Committee under submission rejected Assemblyman William Mt Ket chum’s bill to extend Brown Act antisecrecy rules to the legislature for a fourth straight year. The panel did approve a constitutional amendment allowing the legislature to decide applicability. The measure awaits voter approval.
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California Senate backs constitutional privacy right measure
SACRAMENTO AP The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced a constitutional privacy proposal by Assemblyman Kenneth Cory that would limit the use of computerized data and credit information. The measure seeks an inalienable right to privacy and would restrict sale or use of gathered data for mailing lists.
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Drug pricing bill revived in California Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly, after heavy lobbying, revived a pharmaceutical pricing bill that would require phar maceutical firms to post the prices of the 100 most commonly prescribed drugs. The measure previously stalled after a 33 to 04 vote, with new opposition and support shaping the path forward.
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Local Ad Listing From San Leandro Area Paper
The fragment shows a public notice style page from a Hayward California area paper with publishing details and classifieds pricing. It lists addresses in Hayward and San Leandro, dates, and contact numbers for advertising and office locations. The OCR text is garbled but depicts a typical small-town newspaper ad page.
California and Senate Update Arts Education and Open Meetings
A collection of measures spans education reform, election administration, and open meetings. Key items include governor vetoes on grand jury selection changes, a bill limiting animal product handling, Drinker Jr. confirmed to the State Board of Education, and language aligning precinct election officials with language needs. Other measures ban political contributions by corporations, allow some student smoking with parental consent, and restructure early education programs.
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