Sacramento smog device delay eyed by lawmakers
Sacramento briefing shows Transportation Committee chair Lawrence Walsh proposing a three month delay to the July deadline for installing smog control devices on 4.5 million California cars. Riverside and Huntington Park officials oppose postponement, while Walsh says he may draft legislation or seek a vote from the Air Resources Board if voluntary delay is not approved.
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Death penalty chances improve in California legislature
A shaky poll suggests legislative opposition to expanding capital punishment is wavering as the California Assembly moves toward a pivotal vote. Debates focus on the death penalty bill amid split views among lawmakers previously opposed to expansion, with the measure still needing a majority to advance to the floor by May.
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Open space bill unveiled outlines new open space funding plan
The open space proposal from Assembly member Jal Dunlap creates a new open space tax on large land parcels and establishes a state and local funding framework. It would allocate 10 million from a new tax fund to state and local governments for land purchases, with 20 million for counties and a 4.2 percent state share overseen by a new commission to regulate spending.
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New drug education guidelines from ecu and state board
A flawed draft proposes new drug education guidelines tied to ecological programs from kindergarten through tenth grade. The plan, created by a special task force, was submitted for monthly review along with recent state education code changes and suggested revisions by various members. The report notes the proposal would have little effect on the current problem at this time.
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Teacher bargaining bill debated in Sacramento hearing
The Senate Education Committee in Sacramento clashed over SB400 as Sen. George Moscone argued for the bill granting teachers collective bargaining rights. Witness Robert Monson of a Los Angeles defense group pressed the anti-bargaining stance, prompting sharp exchanges before chair Sen. Albert Ruxalda halted the dispute.
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Legislators, Irwin Lower Capitol Plan Stir Debate
Sacramento lawmakers urged a $40 million 4.4 twin-tower state Capitol to replace the 103 year old structure. Gov Ranall Neagan faces opposition over funding and site, while proponents tout modern offices and safer design.
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Rate hike bid in utility bill approved by Senate
Senate approved SB370 by Sen Alleed Alquish Jose to require notice of proposed rate increases by utilities be sent to customers under a qi-7 vote with no debate and sent to the Assembly. The measure outlines timing and method for notices in the summer season.
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California Gov appoints Greed department director amid merger plan
In a May 9 1973 Sacramento action Governor announces Jerry W Greed chief deputy of Health Care Services will head the department until a July merger creates a single Health Department combining Health Care Services Public Health and Mental Hygiene. He succeeds Dwight M Geduldig former Director of Human Resources Development.
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