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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
16
California Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr urges a 4 day voter residency rule to curb fraud on election day. He notes the 90 day law is void after a Supreme Court ruling and warns the 54 day statute may be struck down, risking repeated voting by individuals without residency proof.
Assembly Welfare Committee approved repeal of a welfare reform measure that raised contributions from adult children for elderly parents on welfare. The 2 vote move to Ways and Means follows quotes by Joe A. Gonsalves and John Burton calling the law unjust and harmful to family relations. Gov Reagan drew criticism for past discretion on rate setting.
The governor issued a brief statement of sorrow over the Sacramento plane crash that killed Jerry W. Fielder, director of the State Department of Agriculture. Bills passed include AB 177 44-15 limiting statewide petition circulators from commenting on petition legal content. Resolutions request University of California and state colleges to place greater emphasis on programs aiding income students. The Venereal Disease Task Force would join the Interagency Council on Venereal Disease. Senate passed SB 109 requiring the governor to announce a legislative vacancy fill within 15 days. Unemployment benefits proposed for workers who quit after employer notice of partial plant shutdown. State agency underwriter to fund construction of low-cost housing with mortgage penalties.
State official Jerry W. Filder, shown in a file photo, was killed when his Ewi engine airplane crashed in an open field south of Sacramento amid a severe thunderstorm. The death was announced to Assembly member William Ketchum, R Paso Robles, SACRAMENTO. A Senate committee approved a $525,000 supplementary appropriation to hire more hearing referees for welfare recipients. The bill, by Sen. Robert Lagomarsino, was cut from $1,118,000 and sent to the Finance Committee on a voice vote.
In Sacramento two lawmakers propose a sweeping program to aid moderate and low income Californians with long term, low interest mortgages. The plan would fund a state commission to issue revenue bonds and provide money to developers for 2 percent below market construction, aiming to cut monthly payments and spur thousands of new homes.
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