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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1973

Page

5

Democrat Wins L A Assembly Race Incha Rising Runoff

In Los Angeles the Democrat Vivencia led with about 24 percent in the special election to fill Assembly seats after Porter’s death and other vacancies. Remaining candidates include Republican Robert McLonay and Green candidate Feentom, with a runoff set for May. The district covers Downey Bellflower Lynwood Paramount and Compton.

LOS Angligs APL Miss Vivengia Abbi Downey Bellflower Lynwood Paramount Compton Yawunt Seut Assembly Lauder Raberk J. Monagan

State seals on cars eliminated in California

A Sacramento report from the state Department of General Services describes replacing official California seals on state vehicles. Spokesman Burge notes steam cleaning and repainting costs, averaging 98 081 dollars per vehicle, with per day expenses cited and the plan to sell or retire the cars after cost recovery.

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Reagan declines debate on tax reform plan

Governor Reagan will not debate Moretti on a tax reform proposal and urges lawmakers to proceed with hearings and research. He would, however, consider a brief debate about whether Californians should vote on his plan in November, while insisting the legislative process takes priority.

Reagan Moretti Dahab Aus Hesith Reagan

Delay in California June primary elections paused

Sacramento reports delay in the California June primary elections as a bipartisan committee filled 74 bills and proposed delaying the primary to September. Assemblymember Raymond J. Gomwales and others opposed by spokespersons. linked to counties and sudden groups.

Sacramento California

Lawmaker seeks child support cut to age eighteen

A bill introduced Tuesday by Assemblyman Lawrence Kapil proposes ending alimony and child support obligations for divorced fathers when their child reaches eighteen, aligning support duties with voting and other adult privileges. The measure echoes a prior change lowering the age from twenty one to eighteen.

Hyir WysAssemblyman Lawrence Kapil Toil Ita

Indians Picket Capitol Over Governor’s Mansion Plan

About 15 Indians from the Northern California chapter of the American Indian Movement picketed the California Capitol in Sacramento opposing a proposed governor’s mansion on an Indian village site. They distributed pamphlets urging protection of sacred lands and traditions, warning against desecration and urging government action. One or more AIM members were arrested during the protest.

Sacramento UPS Muaseday Tdians Northern California American Midian Movement Comedin Basher

Assembly panel clears pot bill advancing in California

In Sacramento a state Assembly committee approved a bill to legalize private marijuana use and cultivation, sending it to the floor. The panel also backed a milder measure to remove felony penalties for possession, while maintaining prohibition on sales. If passed, the plan would deem possession a misdemeanor and allow backyard planting amid debates on legalization.

Sacramento UPI Victory Gardens Assembly Henry A. Waxayia Los Angeles Alan Sieroly Heverly Hills Ronald Reagan

Senate Rejects Open Caucuses in California Legislature

In Sacramento, the Senate overwhelmingly rejected open caucuses for Democratic and Republican groups. A closed-door Republican caucus excluded reporters as lawmakers debated leadership changes and reapportionment. Senate leaders attacked the plan as an attempt to destroy party unity while defending public transparency. Treasury notes followed, with Ivy Baker Priest selling 25 million in securities as the session discussed keeping caucuses private or public.

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Sacramento Debates Amendments Amid Taxation Fight

Sacramento lawmakers debate governor's constitutional amendment on taxation and state reform as President Nixon addresses national issues. Assembly members from Van Nuys and Pacific Palisades push regional planning proposals for the San Francisco Bay Area. Knox advocates capital refurbishing to meet earthquake safety standards.

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Senate votes to urge federal aid for small papers and papers

In Sacramento the Senate unanimously approved a resolution urging the federal government to tread postal routes for relatively small circulation newspapers and magnates. The measure, AB and related items listed, covers education research, foster care allowances, school district overrides, and various welfare and environmental proposals.

Sacramento UPI Senate Mie Thesday Assembly Bob Moretti D-Van Nuys Saneil Mente

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