Robbing Faces Senate Seat Challenge Over Gunfire Incident
Sordene Robbing reported five bullets hit his North Hollywood apartment just before his state Senate victory. He said no one harmed. three bullets pierced lobby windows near his family’s residence. GOP leaders claimed he is not a qualified San Fernando Valley resident and urged a seating challenge.
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Closing of hospitals just talked about
California mental health chief backed off Reagan plan to close all state hospitals for the mentally retarded during a Wednesday hearing. William Mayer, director of the Department of Mental Hygiene, said the target is “something we’re talking about” as critics press humane concerns. Mayer said he has no problem with a proposed state law for clinical review procedures over closures.
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Welfare bill to repeal child support for elderly welfare
In Sacramento a bill by Sen Ralph Dills would drop the Welfare Reform Act requirement that adult children contribute to support their elderly parents on welfare. The proposal passed the Health and Welfare Committee 7-2 and proceeded to the Finance committee despite Reagan administration opposition. The 1971 act had mandatory child contributions, which supporters say is unfair and poorly implemented.
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Assembly debate over California logging rules escalates
In Sacramento the Senate backed Reagan era timber industry legislation. Senator Nejedly praised it as the toughest forest practices bill yet while Assemblyman Zberg and the Sierra Club manned a rival measure. Critics say the bill lacks strong timber restocking standards and requires professional forester drafted plans.
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Bill to define U S flag in California law
Assemblyman Jobe Stull introduced ABSI4 to define what counts as a U S flag in California. The measure aims to close a Supreme Court ruling that the state flag desecration law is overbroad by making it a misdemeanor to publicly mutilate deface trample defile or burn the flag and to specify what is and is not a U S flag for purposes of punishment.
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State ruling on campaign funds in California
Attorney General Eyelle J. Younger states a candidate with no link to a committee formed to defeat an opponent need not file a report on the group s spending. In the opinion issued Wednesday he said the candidate would be without Means to acquire information about the committee s finances though he may have benefited from the group s actions.
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Committee postpones action on bingo bill
SACRAMENTO AP A legislative panel delayed action on a bill to legalize bingo for churches and charities. The sponsors, led by Assemblyman Leroy F. Greene, say proceeds would aid charity while minors would be barred from participation. opponents warn of organized crime links. The bill would combine a constitutional amendment with implementing statutes and follows a similar proposal that stalled in the Senate last year.
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Wineries Inspection Measure Introduced in Senate
UPI reports Senator Howard Way Roxeter introduced a measure asking the federal government to inspect sanitary conditions at foreign wineries. The bill seeks federal oversight of winery facilities abroad amid sanitation concerns.
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