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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
4
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr urged the legislature to adopt a 30 day residency requirement to vote. He warned the 90 day rule is defunct after the Supreme Court decision, and the 54 day law could be struck down, risking repeated duplicate voting.
In Sacramento a bill to repeal the new welfare reform law increasing contributions from adult children with parents on welfare wins committee approval. Assemblyman Joe Gonsalves and John Burton call the policy evil and rotten, criticizing Governor Reagan and the prior legislature for permitting state discretion on rates.
The Associated Press summarizes major steps in the California legislature with a governor statement of shock and sorrow after a fatal aircraft train incident. Bills seek petition signer accountability, university access for low income urban students, a continuing central disease task force, and unemployment benefits tied to employer closures. Senate and assembly actions include election date disclosure and housing finance proposals.
State Agriculture Director Jerry W. Field er died yesterday when his twin engine plane crashed in an open field south of Sacramento during a severe thunderstorm. Assemblyman William Ketchum announced the death to the Assembly. In Sacramento a Senate committee approved a 625000 supplemental appropriation to hire more hearing referees for welfare benefit cuts, trimmed from 1118000 by the Health and Education Committee.
Sacramento reported a pair of lawmakers, Assemblyman William T. Bagley and Senator George R. Moscone, proposing a state financed low interest long term construction loan program to help moderate and low income Californians buy homes. The plan envisions revenue bonds and 2 percent loans, aiming to produce thousands of homes annually.
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