California Legislature closes 1971 special session on reapportionment
SACRAMENTO, two months into 1972, the California Legislature adjourned its 1971 special session kept alive to address reapportionment. The Senate applauded as it ended, the Assembly finished routine business, and lawmakers began introducing new bills. The state Supreme Court had invalidated last year's plans and ordered districts to stay, or for new plans to be devised in time for this year's elections.
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Reagan health care plan rapped Monterey
AP Moscone accuses Gov Reagan of ignoring California health care issues and promotes a plan to address unmet basic health care needs. He says the current system fuels costly services and an upward spiral of costs, criticizing wage-based health insurance.
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Bill Would Disclose Personal Data To Public
Assemblyman John F. Dunlap proposes a Napa bill requiring any material from a personal file sent to third parties or private concerns be mailed to the individual. He argues this would reveal information people are unaware of and help them monitor entries tied to their name.
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California highway patrol pay raise bill introduced
Assemblyman John F. Foran of San Francisco introduced a bill in Sacramento to boost California Highway Patrol pay by 12.7 percent, an increase of 1h per cent. Gov Reagan, who vetoed similar bills last year, has proposed a 5 percent raise in his proposed state budget.
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Reagan backs California ecology push in pledge on air rules
Governor Ronald Reagan defended California ecology programs after meeting Encino Elementary students. He touted the state adopting the strictest air pollution standards in the nation and said auto makers must build cars to meet them. He praised wildlife protection efforts by the Fish and Game Commission and noted protected redwood trees in state parks.
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GOP salons unveil 12-bill ecology bid
In Sacramento AP reports Republican lawmakers unveiled a 17 bill ecology package aiming to profit from environmental care. Proposals include a four percent sales tax on throw away containers, standard beverage container sizes to aid recycling, and a constitutional amendment framing an environmental bill of rights.
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California Assembly Opens Firearm and Education Bills
The legislature reviews measures from the Assembly and Senate including housing approvals, firearm safety prohibitions for convicted individuals, expanded language translation requirements, unemployment protections for farm workers, and energy water quality provisions. Names include Sacrament, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Napa officials. The package covers housing, education, health and safety, and infrastructure funding.
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Lawmaker seeks to wipe out marijuana possession penalties
Los Angeles Assemblyman Henry Waxman proposes removing all penalties for marijuana possession arguing current laws waste public funds and disrupt private lives. The bill would decriminalize possession but keep drug sales a crime while driving under the influence remains a serious offense. Governor Reagan notes opposition to legalization but openness to a public vote.
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