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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
23
Sacramento brief reports the Assembly, in a private caucus, chose a regular session on Memorial Day to avoid losing 120 per person in expense money. By law they can recess three days and still claim a full week's per diem, preserving 210 for the week.
In Sacramento the bill SB 1301 proposed by State Senator Fred Marler would overhaul licensing by requiring Californians to renew licenses every four years instead of after three. It would also empower the DMV to reexamine drivers with disorders affecting driving ability and extend currently issued licenses set for renewal after one year.
In Sacramento a Senate Public Utilities and Corporations committee vote 3 to 2 blocked BB 109, to bar utilities from enclosing political ads with bills. Chairman Sen Alfred J. Alquist said four votes were needed and he will try again with a fuller committee.
Sacramento UPS report says Assemblyman Mike Antonovich proposes a welfare reform package to block benefits for striking workers. The plan would require recipients to pick up checks in person, curb mailed checks, and broaden welfare eligibility investigations.
State Health and Welfare Secretary Earl W. Brian said on Thursday he asked the legislature to increase the next fiscal year's mental retardation budget by 5 million dollars. He proposed the funds be allocated to regional mental centers, raising total mental retardation funding to 148.9 million dollars.
Sacramento report says Assemblyman Daniel W. Boatwright proposes that testimony on zoning or land use be given under oath to prevent misleading statements. He argues the measure would curb statements not backed by accurate proof.
Gov Ronald Reagan backed Harmer Zenovich reapportionment plan suffers near fatal setback as Senate rules deadline blocks reconsideration. Harmer Zenovich seek revival while rival Dymally bill aims to protect incumbents and create a new Mexican American district from East Los Angeles to San Bernardino.
The California Senate sent the measure to the Assembly on a 27 to 12 vote with 21 needed, amid strong support from Gov. Reagan and Sen. Deukmejian. Liberal Assembly members and Speaker Moretti foresee slim chances in committee, while debate centers on deterrence, fairness, and constitutional issues surrounding capital punishment.
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