California child care cuts may be delayed until summer
Sacramento AP reports federal regulators may postpone new HEW rules delaying child care cuts. If delay holds, California saves 8.8 million. State leaders backing standby funding to keep centers open through the current year, with hopes federal action moves to July. Comments from Richard Cutting and Assembly Speaker Morelli frame the debate.
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No fire inspections at nursing homes in California
Sacramento reports Senate Democratic Floor Leader George Moscone and Rev. Edward J. Peet charge more than 70 California nursing homes have not been inspected for fire safety under federal Life Safety Code rules. They demand explanations and fire inspections at all 700 facilities within 60 days, noting California inspections occurred in 1972 but federal authorities require Life Safety inspections.
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Law aims to curb delta water poaching with new bill
Assemblyman Robert E. Badham filed legislation to tighten enforcement against water theft from the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta. The bill would empower the state to enforce existing rules that require users pay the State Water Project for water removed from the delta, addressing farmers, agencies, and private citizens who take water without payment. The measure targets “water poaching” as a problem affecting public resources.
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Younger declares definite run for 1974 GOP governor field
Attorney General Evelle J. Younger says he is definitely a candidate for the 1974 Republican gubernatorial nomination. In a telephone interview Tuesday night he stated he is going forward with his bid and is definitely in the race.
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Irregular Bat Shape Remap Faces Senate Rejection Risk
In a drawn out reapportionment debate, the California Senate moves toward SB195 to carve a 45 percent Mexican American district from San Bernardino to East Los Angeles, while SB62 proposes a bat shaped east LA to Pomona district. Critics say the lines threaten incumbents and redraw power unevenly. The committee backed amendments and set the full bill vote for Thursday with a tentative floor debate next Tuesday.
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Mills Proposes Gas Tax Funding For Transit Projects
Senate President pro tem Jamnts R Mills proposed legislation to permit state gasoline tax revenues to be spent on rapid transit and pollution control projects.
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