Reagan's signature urged on $8.8 million child care bill
California lawmakers push for Gov. Reagan to sign AB 387 to block federal child care cuts. The measure, backed by Assembly Speaker Moretti, would fund services for about 30,000 children through June 30, countering proposed 1973-74 cuts. Senate amendments kept the appropriation at 8.8 million after cost estimates.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Bob Moreti
D-Van Nuys
Moretti
Senate
California
Congress
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Fenton
D-Mantebello
Salmon
Bill would outlaw lobbyists' gifts in California
SACRAMENTO AP The freshman Assemblyman Raymond Gonzales proposes banning lobbyist gifts and separating donations from lobbyists. He argues this would curb influence and plans to push the bill despite strong opposition. Major citizen groups plan to take the issue to voters via initiative if needed.
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Raymond Gonzales
Gonzales
Bakersfield
People’s Tabby
Common Cause
Associated Press
State to buy 1700 acre Santa Monica tract
Assemblyman Paul Priole introduced a bill to authorize the state to purchase a 1700 acre tract in the Santa Monica Mountains described as open space and fresh air. The bill appropriates an unspecified amount, to be set after price negotiations by the Parks and Recreation Department.
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Sacramento
Santa Monic Mountains
Paul Priole
R-Pacific
Palisides
Priole
State Parks and Recreation Department
Measure Would Raise California Workmen Benefits
Sacramento reports a bill by Assemblyman Jack Fenton to boost Workmen's Compensation. The package AB750 751 572 would cost employers funding the fund and raise temporary disability payments from 108 to 120 weekly while increasing permanent disability benefits from 70 to 120 weekly. It shortens the waiting period to two days and provides pensions for widows until death or remarriage.
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Sacramento
UPH
Jack R. Fenton
D-Montebello
Fenton
California
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Sacramento tally of appointments and bills in assembly
Dwight Geduldig named head of State Department of Human Resources Development replacing Sigurd Hansen who resigned. Land exchange with Signal-Landmark Inc. to reopen 400 acre Bolsa Chica saltwater parish in Orange County. Assembly votes and bills range from no fault auto insurance to education and housing funding and various constitutional amendments.
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Medi-Cal
Dwight Geduldig
State Department of Human Resources Development
Sigurd Hansen
Signal-Landmark, Inc
Santa Ana
Bolsa Chica Bay
Orange County
Freshman Assemblyman Proposes Lowering California Drinking Age
Assemblyman Robert Nimmo of Atascadero introduces AB 782 and ACA 14 to lower California's minimum drinking age from 21 to 18. Nimmo, a father of three, argues that 18-year-olds are adults and deserve full rights. The measure targets constitutional amendment to implement the change.
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Granada Hills
Gonzales
Bakersfield
Nimmon
R-Alascadero
Dofors
Lewis
Belighland
Cory
Dearden Grove
Sacramento
California
Robert Nimmo
R-Atascadero
Nimme
Peope
New bargaining rights for public employees urged
Sacramento UPI report details a proposed overhaul to California public employee bargaining. It calls for repeal of current laws, creation of a Public Employment Relations Board, and clear rights to organize for each agency. Strikes would be restricted. taxpayers could seek injunctions if health or safety is threatened.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Bob Moretti
California
Illeigul
Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Benjamin Aaron
Ucla Institute, of Industrial Relations
State of California
Ronald Reagan
Employers urged to help guard members in reserve programs
A letter from Governor Reagan and the Defense Department urged California employers not to limit opportunities for employees who are National Guard or military reserve members. The statement said the guard and reserve need patriotic cooperation to facilitate participation without impediment or penalty.
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Sacramento
UPE
Ronald Reagan
California
Guard and Reserve
Defense Department
Mountain lion census disputed in California
Sacramento AP reports California Assemblyman John Dunlap challenged a January survey by the Fish and Game Department claiming mountain lion numbers have doubled in a decade. He called the study unscientific and urged reevaluation to confirm whether the puma population, about 2,242, warrants continued protection.
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California
Fis and Game Department
Law Protecting
John F. Dunlap
D-Napa
Dinnjap
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