Senate panel mulls three month delay on smog device
In Sacramento, Senate Transportation Chair Lawrence Walsh urges a three month postponement of the July 1 deadline to start installing smog control devices on 4.3 million California vehicles. Riverside senator Wy Crake Ble protests, warning summer could pass without emission reductions. Walsh plans to press the Air Resources Board for input, else pursue legislative action.
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California death penalty support grows in legislature
An Associated Press poll shows opposition to extending capital punishment weakening in the California legislature. The critical Criminal Justice Committee remains one vote short of passing a death penalty bill, with seven members polled showing three definite yes votes, one no, and others undecided. The plan needs four affirmative votes to move to the full Assembly ahead of a potential May vote.
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Open Space Will Unveiled by Assembly Panel
An assembly lands committee proposes legislation to create an Open Spaces Fund to preserve open space. The plan would levy a tax on land sales to fund state and local land purchases and development, with distributions to counties and local governments. A commission would oversee spending of the state’s portion and regulate allocations.
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New Drug Education Guidelines Proposed by Commission
A state task force develops new education guidelines for drug psychology and health. The monthly board review notes revisions and emphasizes updated approaches, citing old methods and proposing a map to guide implementation across grades and communities.
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Teacher bargaining bill sparks tense Sacramento hearing
In Sacramento a heated hearing over a teachers bargaining bill erupted as Sen. George Moscone and witness Sam Michelson clashed with Troboed Manson of the Citizens Legal Defense, who asserted the right to strike was implied. The exchange featured shouted interruptions and warnings from Sen. Albert Rodda and committee chairmen about overstepping bounds.
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Legislators urge twin-tower Capitol project
Key lawmakers push a two-tower state Capitol plan amid calls to fund it in the new budget. Assembly chair Willie Le Browne says money is to be added, while architect Mary J. Ue ving estimates the complex at about 41 million.
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Senate approves utility rate hike notice bill in California
In Sacramento the Senate passed a measure requiring gas and electric utilities to notify ratepayers when proposed increases will take effect. The bill, supported by lawmakers including Alfred, moves to the Assembly for final action.
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Appointment reshapes California health agencies
Announced appointment of Derry W. Green as chief deputy director of the Department of Health Care Services and acting department director until July 1, when the department will merge with Public Health and Mental Hygiene into a single Department of Health. Green replaces Mveight M. Geduling, the only appointed director of the Department of Human Resources Development. The report also references auto repair pricing methods, criminal case dismissals timelines, and a slate of AB bills across multiple departments in the Los Angeles and San Francisco areas.
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