California property tax ruling prompts study grant
SANTA MONICA AP The California Supreme Court ruling that financing schools by property taxes may violate equal protection will be studied by Rand Corp under a 119,875 Ford Foundation grant. John Pincus will head the 18 month project examining fiscal governmental and educational implications of the August 30 decision.
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Senate bill bans whale hunting and dolphin bycatch
Sacramento report says a measure to outlaw whale hunting and to restrict the processing and sale of dolphin and porpoise carcasses passed the Senate. Assemblyman Leo J. Ryan supported the bill with Teale voting no. An aide cited about 200000 dolphins and porpoises killed yearly by tuna boats. the measure would require stricter handling and disposal of carcasses before harbor entry.
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No fault insurance push urged in California
The California State Automobile Association asked residents to contact lawmakers in support of no fault insurance tied to Senate Bill 40. At a news conference, Richard Patterson of the association urged backing for SB 40, introduced by Sen. Al Ired Long, as a preferred option among four bills under review, saying public support is crucial for passage.
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Reagan proposes group insurance for California workers
Governor Reagan announced two voluntary group life insurance plans for 385000 state employees to offset a delayed pay raise. The plan costs about 3.5 million dollars annually with employees covering half via payroll deductions. If enacted promptly, coverage could start by January 1. Employee premiums would be 1.05 dollars monthly for up to 5000 dollars of coverage and 0.35 dollars monthly for each additional 1000 dollars.
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Sacramento lawmakers reel through wide slate of bills
A digest of bills debated by the California Legislature includes a governor proposed voluntary group life insurance for state employees, AB 1650 funding Silverwood Lake Park in San Bernardino County, AB 2368 airport user fees for maintenance, Senate measures allowing new counties with 750000 population, San Diego Zoo property tax exemption, freeway deletions, open space tax rules, and a crime proposal making it illegal to import state dead daplains for sale. Prime sponsors include Lewis of Highland, Foran of San Francisco, Seeley of Blythe, Rividensdor of Arcadia, Charde of San Diego, Wentworth of Thalasabre, Collier of Yoreka, and Ryan of Burlingame.
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Unruh hires ex Reagan firm in L A mayor bid
In Los Angeles, Jess Unruh seeks Spencer Roberts and Associates, the directors of Reagan's 1966 campaign, to manage his mayoral bid. The move signals cross party strategy as Unruh weighs a possible run while Los Angeles political veterans assess the field.
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Agnew Heads to Southeast Asia for Vietnam Visit
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Bangkok and planned to fly to Saigon on Wednesday for talks with President Nguyen Van Thieu. He was also expected to meet U S officials including Ambassador Bunker and General Abrams and to dine with Thai leaders in Bangkok before continuing.
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