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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
3
Sacramento AP says the Senate Transportation Committee backed a bill to ban automobiles that emit pollutants by 1975. Another measure would bar private vehicles from urban areas with populations over 100000 between 7 am and 7 pm daily, as approved by the committee.
Sacramento AP report says Robert P. Gregovich, a Oregon social psychologist, named mental retardation program coordinator for California. Secretary Janes M Hall announced the appointment on Monday. Gregovich, 37, assistant director at Ft Johnson Psychiatric Clinic, Sacred Heart Hospital Tu gene. Democrat will earn $19,512 yearly.
Sacramento AP says the five per cent sales tax on drive-in food and beverages stays in effect while the court decision is appealed. A Los Angeles County Superior Court ruling held a 1961 law taxing all drive-in food unconstitutional based on where eaten, while dine-in meals remain taxed and takeout at regular restaurants is exempt.
The Assembly Education Committee approved AB 144 a Greene measure to raise state funds for schools by 246.4 million next fiscal year with 208.4 million for general education 20 million for disadvantaged students 10 million for reading and 4 million for preschools. The panel rejected a separate 170 million teachers retirement boost sending the bill to Ways and Means.
SR 168 by Sen. Albert Rodda gaining approval in the Senate moves to place an $18 million bond issue on the November 1972 ballot for construction at the state’s humimr emilege. The measure passed 30 to 0 in a Monday session in Sacramento.
A Monday June 14 AP summary outlines a special welfare hearing and budget talks between Gov. Renga's administration and the legislature. It lists measures AB 29 AB 752 AB 3241 AB 70S and others on public education land sales school land trusts and ethics inquiries. It notes Senate actions including increased quarter horse racing days and a constitutional amendment on University of California governance.
Governor Reagan says Democrats blamed the captain for a ship of state he inherited after two and a half years. He accuses Democrats of delaying unemployment solutions and ties welfare to broader government failures.
The U S Supreme Court overturned California rulings restricting bonds to two thirds or higher margins, saying local votes may be required for bond approval. The decision affects roughly $1 billion in construction bonds, with past referenda failing to attract buyers during legal challenges.
California state senator George Zenovich says he will push to dismantle Gov. Reagan's cattle tax shelter. The measure targets tax breaks for individuals using ranching as tax shelters and aims to close loopholes exploited by the Reagan Cattle Co. and Oppenheimer Industries. The governor and supporters cite tax fairness debates as lawmakers criticize the use of loopholes by the wealthy.
Rev Douglas Smith a 35 year old Methodist minister rests in a tent on Mt Shasta 14000 feet after climbing with Rickey and another climber to deliver supplies. He says he is in good health but a little low in spirits due to freezing winds and brutal weather while declaring the war a malignant madness and that he will stay on the summit to reflect his faith and truth.
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