California Senate backs child care bill to aid centers
In Sacramento the state Senate approved Assembly Bill 987 by Speaker Moretti 2-0 to keep California child care centers open for about 30,000 children this fiscal year. The measure would use a $10.9 million state appropriation and head to Gov. Reagan after concurrence in amendments. Moretti defends the bill against Nixon cuts, calling them false economy while Reagan supports the proposal.
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Moretti challenges Reagan over spending plan militancy
Sacramento AP says Gov Ronald Reagan and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti spar over a spending cap plan. Moretti accuses Reagan of promoting a national program while Reagan offers no direct reply, claiming the scheme was crafted with top tax experts to cut the burden on citizens.
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Brown blasts Reagan tax rebate plan in California
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. warned Gov. Ronald Reagan that returning an $852 million budget surplus would trigger a large tax increase in 1978. Brown, weighing a 1974 Democratic run, called Reagan's proposal an irresponsible political maneuver and predicted another tax hike in 1975 if most of the surplus is returned. He said Reagan has raised taxes more than any prior California governor.
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Tax break proposed for neutering pets in California
Sacramento report: Assemblyman Louis J Pas pan introduces AB74d to allow state income tax deductions for pet neutering costs. Daly City Democrat says bill aims to curb overpopulation of unwanted animals though he says he is not a pet owner. Maximum deduction allowed would be 50 dollars per year.
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Daly City
Reagan backed Senate remap under attack by Democrats
SACRAMENTO AP Democrats attack a state Senate reapportionment plan backed by Gov. Reagan. They say it hurts three Democrats Sena Stiern of Bakersfield Gregorio of San Mateo and Alan Short of Stockton by siphoning Democratic voters from their districts and eliminating Short's district. Democrats warn it targets Mexican-American voters and misaligns districts, with Dymally calling it politically risky.
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Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
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Bakersfiel
California reports up to seven percent of children lacking vaccines
Sacramento AP reports state health officials say as many as 7 percent of California school children may lack immunization against polio measles diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus despite laws requiring shots. Dr Mary Jean Stroudreau head of the Immunization Assistance Project calls this a great concern since low immunization raises disease spread risk.
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California
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State
Death penalty bill backers gear for legislative fight
In Sacramento the death penalty bill backed by Governor Reagan moves to face a tough Senate battle. Senator George Deukmejian says the measure, setting a mandatory death penalty for specified murders and kidnappings by life-term convicts, has strong support but faces opposition in the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee. He warned of using legislative devices to pass it, without detailing methods.
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Gerge Devkmejian
Long Beach
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Ronald Reagan
Senate
Assembly
Michael D. Artonovich
Los Angeles
Criminal Justice Committee
Lottery bill cleared by California Assembly panel
Assembly committee approved both the lottery proposal and a separate charity bingo measure by 60 vote each and sent them to the constitutional amendments panel. Lottery author Assemblyman Leon Ralph accused Nevada gambling interests of pressuring opposition while police lobbyist John Eustis warned a statewide lottery would boost illegal gambling and organized crime. Ralph challenged Eustis to prove claims and urged enforcement of existing laws.
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Moretti Takes Spanish Crash Course to Reach Latino Voters
California Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti, aiming for governor, attends thrice weekly early Spanish lessons to better reach Mexican American voters. He notes Spanish campaigning and speeches are essential to appeal to about one million potential voters among California’s nine percent Hispanic electorate.
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UPS
Assembly
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Robert F. Kennedy
Californians debate welfare aged parents support bill
A bill advancing to the Assembly Floor would end required contributions from Californians to support aged parents on welfare. The measure targets welfare reforms and fiscal relief as lawmakers consider how to fund elder assistance.
Gil seeks new job after quick interview on BART route
Gil, en route from the Coliseum to Berkeley, spots a help wanted ad on Tuesday. He cuts his trip short, phones from MacArthur station, and lines up an interview for that afternoon. The note references the Bay Area Rapid Transit District in Oakland California.
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