Capitol briefs defeat term paper sale measure in Assembly
SACRAMENTO AP Two opponents called it an assault on academic freedom after an Assembly vote defeated a bill by Jim Keysor Granada Hills to charge sellers of term papers with a misdemeanor if they knew buyers would use them for academic credit. The measure fell 44 to 128, 20 votes short of the 41 needed for a majority in the 80-member Assembly. Keysor secured a calendar slot for possible reconsideration when lawmakers return after the Easter recess in April.
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California plan to boost reading skills across schools
Sacramento reports the California Department of Education unveils a comprehensive reading improvement plan after a survey found three percent of students statewide could not rise above the bottom reading level. A task force will coordinate resources and identify two to three effective model programs by year end.
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California panel clears travel bill for San Mateo students
The legislature quickly sent an urgency bill to Governor Reagan allowing 14 Ravenswood District students from East Palo Alto to travel to Italy for 20 days. Assemblyman Jerry Lewis and co author Dizon Arnett backed the measure after the district faced legal restrictions on sending youths abroad. The bill would take effect immediately upon Reagan's signature.
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Medi-Cal conformity bill sent to governor in urgent push
In Sacramento the Assembly approved an urgency measure by 33-0 to avert an $8 million loss of federal Medi-Cal funds. The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman William Campbell, would conform state law to federal rules on inpatient medical services provided by hospitals and skilled nursing homes. It now goes to Gov. Ronald Reagan for signature by April 1 to preserve the funds.
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California lawmakers fear death penalty ruling
General Evelle Younger warned that a California Supreme Court decision abolishing a death penalty bill deprives voters of their right to elect representatives and execute laws. He urged mobilization and said he would petition the U.S. Supreme Court to review the Feb. 18 ruling despite the high court’s recent actions.
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Clean air bill sparks debate on cost and jobs
Stockton reports lawmakers discuss a proposed clean air measure amid concerns it would dislocate the economy and raise constitutional questions. Monagan argues the amendment could ban certain highway ads and large practices while stressing California may need to act to fund environmental protection research, even at job cost.
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Governor addresses agriculture and mental health reforms in weekly session
The governor spoke at Glen Community Church urging support for a broader plan on agriculture and mental hygiene capacity. A flurry of Senate and Assembly bills circulated, including proposals on water resources, hospital planning, and county governance, with several measures advancing to committee for review. The document lists numerous proposed acts, sponsors, and district references reflecting a busy legislative period.
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Senate unit votes okay on logging
SACRAMENTO California supporters of a logging measure won Senate committee approval after a voice vote. Sen Fred dy Marker Jr R Reading led the bill to extend temporary state regulation of private forest practices to December 3 1973. Sierra Club opposed arguing the plan merely preserves self regulation found unconstitutional.
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California lawmakers back two year term constitutional amendment
Top leaders from Taft Assembly Republican Robert Monegan Tracey Senate Pro Tem James Mills D San Diego Assembly Speaker Roy Moretti D Van Nuys and Senate Republican Leader Fred Marnier held a news conference to propose a state constitutional amendment. The measure would implement a two year legislative term similar to Congress and passed the house, now presented to voters for the November ballot.
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Moretti Urges Senators to Back California Noise Curbs
Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti urged a Senate subcommittee to do nothing to stall California’s efforts to curb noise pollution. He testified that Congress would preempt state programs by enforcing federal standards, risking slower local progress.
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More minority hires rise in state government shows gap
The State Personnel Board reports a modest rise in minority hires across the state, with blacks, Mexican Americans, Orientals and other minorities increasing by one thousand in two years while overall state employment fell by two thousand. Despite progress, minority salaries remain below Caucasian medians, though more are entering professional and supervisory roles based on the board’s fifth ethnic census.
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