California child care bill set for quick Senate vote
In Sacramento AP Gov Ronald Reagan and Assembly Speaker Seb Moretti back a 10.9 million child care bill to sustain services for about 341,000 California children through June despite looming federal cuts. Senator Albert Rodda moves to bypass Education Committee, sending the measure to Senate Finance for swift approval and possible forward to the governor.
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Bills seek state reimbursement for coast law losses
In Sacramento an opponent of the coast protection measure introduced five bills to require state reimbursement of local tax losses and property value declines after Prop 20. Assemblyman Robert J. Badham, R Newport Beach, says the bills ease the measure’s impact by mandating coastal agency approval, tax base reimbursements, and possible exemptions for projects begun before Feb 1 1973. AB 679-685.
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Brown proposes Medi Cal visit limit reform in California
Assemblyman Willie L Brown Jr D San Francisco outlined a plan to ease Medi Cal visit limits by allowing 24 visits per year instead of two per month. He also would create a Medi Cal Appeals Committee and expand emergency definitions to include pregnancy. Gov Reagan appointed Edward Alban and David W Waedell to the state mental health advisory council. Nathan Hell and party members noted compensation figures.
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Informal briefing at Capitol on Health Department work
State Health Director J M Stubblebine sent reporters a printed personal invitation to an informal briefing at the Capitol. He said there is not much new to report and the session would let journalists ask questions about the Department of Health's organization.
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Bill would force drug price listing
California pharmacists would have to publicly reveal prices of 100 commonly sold prescription drugs under AB 614. Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti introduced the bill, arguing similar measure failed last year amid strong industry pressure. Discussion included Reagan administration stance and department study on future support. Meanwhile SALT talks in Geneva staged their second session with rigid limits and no disclosure of discussions.
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Governor pushes 18 page plan and 10 page economic message
The governor sent an 18 page message to the legislature urging tax rebates and long range spending reform and a 10 page economic report forecasting a 1973 upswing after 1972 recovery. The Assembly advanced irrigation and drainage districts bills while the Senate moved a child care measure and other resolutions.
Reagan forecasts more prosperity for California
Governor Reagan projects faster growth in prices and incomes in 1979, noting 1972 was strong with record personal income and employment. He credits Phase II economic controls for reduced strikes and predicts a slight price rise, a leveling off in construction, and higher wages while unemployment falls to about 5.9 percent.
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Delay on remap vote charged in Sacramento
Republican leader Sen. John Lb. Harmer of Glendale accused Democratic counterpart Mervyn M. Dymally of stalling the reapportionment bill SB195 in the Reapportionment Committee. Harmer threatened to take the complaint to the full Senate while Dymally, author of a rival survival measure SB62, was unavailable for comment.
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Marian Banks Wins 1972 Powder-Puf Derby Title
Marian Banks, famed air-racing grandmother, clinched victory in the 1972 Powder-Puf Derby a 2,500 mile female endurance air race. She credits sound planning and Imperial Savings for secure, high insured rates aiding her goals and community housing efforts across California. Imperial highlights 58 offices statewide and fast service.
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