Assembly backs two year SOSSTONS in California
The California Assembly approves a two year session plan, allowing a bill to live one year unless approved by its origin house. Speaker Bob Moretti says it will increase efficiency and save about 150000 to 200000 annually while hearings would start in January instead of February. The measure, with broad bipartisan support, moves to the Senate.
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Assembly
House
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Senate
Solons Seek Budget Compromise In California Legislature
SACRAMENTO AP The two houses huddle on the 1972 74 budget hoping for a compromise before the June 15 deadline. A committee of three senators and three assemblymen received the budget after the Senate voted 1 24 to refuse to concur with the Assemblys 7 9 billion version approved in April. One day earlier the Assembly refused 10 1 to agree to the Senate 31 1 billion package.
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Sena
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Bill would elevate librarians to professor status
Sacramento Assembly Education Committee approved a bill to grant 393 college librarians the same status as professors. The measure by Assemblyman Alister Wellister, San Jose, passed 10-6 despite college opposition, which estimates the cost at about 1.5 million dollars yearly and seeks higher salaries plus extra vacation benefits.
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Alister ‘Wellister
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Ways and Means Committee
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Emergency 911 System Plan Passes Legislature
Sacramento Calif UP The Assembly approved a measure directing local governments to establish emergency telephone systems. Citizens could dial 911 to reach the appropriate public agency and payphone users would not need to insert a dime. Systems must be in place before 1983 as similar plans spread nationwide.
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Sacramento
Calif
Assembly
God Sent
Senate
Nelion
Water strike sanctions threaten California water project goals
SACRAMENTO UPI Striking workers in the California water project sparked a dispute over whether the massive operation was shut down Gov Reagan urged a 125 percent wage offer to end the walkout while project chief William Gianelli said FBI investigators were probing tampering with equipment The CSHA sanctioned the strike involving hydroelectric and pumping workers and picketing networks extended along the 685 mile system Gianelli denied the project was halted and said deliveries continued to meet commitments to water users and could continue indefinitely
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UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
William Gianelli
FBI
CSHA
Teamsters
CSEA
Ratious
Walter Taylor
Gianelli
Desert tortoise aims for California state symbol status
The California desert tortoise moves through the legislative path to become the official state repuit. If approved by both Senate and governor, it would join the grizzly bear as the state animal, the valley quail as the state bird, and the South Fork golden trout as the state fish, ahead of the dog faced butterfly proposed in 1929.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Senate
Senate panel kills three of five anti obscenity bills
Glendale Republican sponsor faced doubt after Senate committee killed three of five anti obscenity measures. The panel backed bans on X rated films at drive ins under 18 and obscene material sales to minors, but blocked two stronger bills. Author John Harmer spoke of disappointment and concern over Assembly fate.
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Jetter
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Patton
Semblyman
John Harmer
Criminal Justice Committee
Assembly backs inexpensive biker campsites in state parks
Lawmakers support AB 708 to create low cost bike and camper campsites in state parks. Estimated cost around 20000 per site with 8 night fee for motorists. Bill moves to the Senate for further action.
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Senate
Governor Urges 500 State Workers to Return to Jobs
The governor called on about 500 state water project employees who walked off the job to accept a 12% pay hike and a future raise, while the assembly passed several bills including designating the desert tortoise, revising pollution hearings, and expanding state park facilities for overnight stays by hikers and bicyclists.
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Moray
the Assembly
Hayden
Bisdale
Senate
Biddle
Riverside
State Parks’ and Recreation Department
Bill lightening controls on residential development
Sacramento urged to approve a bill giving local governments authority to regulate location and scale of residential development. Senate panel delayed vote to allow amendments as opponents warned of added confusion. supporters want abolished Subdivision Map Act to empower cities and counties.
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San Diego
Pete Wilson
Egislature
Gregorio
Doug Gillies
California Real Estate Association
Senate
Axes
Gregorin
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