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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
2
Steve Cloyd of Fresno, a seasonal aide for the Department of Fish and Game, checks ducks infected with botulism in the Tulare Lake Basin south of Hanford, as officials contend with an outbreak affecting wild waterfowl.
In Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan denied blame for a Senate committee’s defeat of Assembly Leader Jess Unruh’s bill requiring all companies to pay damages from drilling disasters. Unruh blamed Reagan’s lack of support. Reagan said his administration intervenes only for its programs and his stance is not against the measure.
Gov says a special report on the Berkeley dispute provides the true situation after claims of falsehoods. He criticized opponents and urged documentation to clarify why violence erupted. Reagan defended his staff and called for public understanding amid Park tensions.
In Sacramento the ethics committee chair signals a possible investigation into Senator Richard Dolwig and his holdings in an insurance firm. A stock sales permit granted by the state prompts anticipation of a committee meeting as Assemblyman Harvey Johnson notes the likelihood of action.
The California Legislature debates budget measures for 1969-70 totaling 6.1 billion dollars to operate state agencies. Proposals include criminal penalties for violent crimes with firearms, recognition of children conceived by artificial insemination, and proposed hearings on various efficiency and governance issues. Governor Reagan contemplates commissions to study university tensions and campus violence linked to People’s Park while awaiting potential resignations and investigative actions.
SACRAMENTO AP The Senate Judiciary Committee backs a bill by Alan Sie roly requiring written husband consent for a wife’s artificial insemination. The child would be legitimate and eligible for inheritance from the father, though current law already imposes support obligations if the husband is the biological sire.
Governor Ronald Reagan signed a law setting blood alcohol thresholds for presumed drunken driving. A level of at least .10 percent triggers a drunk driving presumption. between .05 and .10 percent leads to court trials. .04 or less is generally considered sober. The measure, a GOP priority, will take effect 90 days after adjournment.
SACRAMENTO AP The Senate Judiciary Committee approved two bills to stiffen punishment for using a firearm during crime and for attacking law enforcement officers. Wedworth's weapons bill adds ten years for firearm use in murder robbery assault battery rape or burglary, with a second conviction adding twenty five years. Dalsig's measure imposes a minimum five year term without parole for assaulting a police officer or fireman.
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