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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1971

Page

3

Senator Collier Marries in Nevada Ceremony

Sen Randolph C Collier 68 longtime California lawmaker wed Barbara Ferris in Winne mucca Nevada Judge Norman Doughty performed the ceremony in a Winters Hotel room The Democrat from Yreka known as father of the freeway system had been married 45 years and his previous spouse filed for dissolution last September The couple flew in on a private plane with relatives and friends

Winnemucca Nev UPI Randolph C. Collier California Sacramento Winne- Tucca Norman Doughty Municipal Court Barbara Ferris Winters Hotel Nevada City Collier Yreka

Antipollution ballot measure qualifies for 1972 vote

The People's Lobby Inc. has qualified its stringent antipollution initiative for California's November 1972 ballot with 328,235 voter signatures. Led by Joyce A. Koupal, the plan would crack down on pollution, possibly outlaw offshore oil drilling and block nuclear plants, costing the state about 135000 yearly to administer and potentially losing offshore revenue.

Sacramento UPI California Edmund G. Brown Jr Mon Jay People's Lobby Inc People's Lobby Joyce A. Koupal Edwin Ronald Reagan Mrs. Koupal Attorney General's Office

Welfare official cautiously optimistic on April AFDC rise

SACRAMENTO AP Robert Carleson state welfare director says he is looking with interest at preliminary April welfare caseloads showing a smaller increase than expected. The AFDC total rose to 885 359, up 4 997 from March with 2 264 581 on public assistance in May, down from 2 293 577 in March and 1 861 464 in April 1970. Carleson cautions against predicting a trend and says he would be pleased if figures hold.

Sacramento Robert Carleson Carleson

California Legislature Debates Welfare Reform During Reagan Session

A heated exchange with a woman unhappy with Medi Cal marks yesterday as Gov Reagan defended welfare reform amid a 464 person audience. The Assembly sent bills to the governor including real estate license cost cuts AB 3% and education and public safety measures SB 85 SB 276 SB 204 SB 1. The Senate weighs Earthquake refunds AB 308 and scenic highway expansions AB 1172 while a $294 million UC health facilities bond appears for November 1972.

Reagan Vna Schabarum ReGovina Burgener San Diego Grunsky R-Watsonville Deukmefion A-Long Beach Dyreka

Reagan’s welfare plan draws sharp reaction in Sacrament o

AP dispatch notes Reagan addresses welfare reform to about 400 attendees in a 4,800 seat Sacramento arena. A group of about 40 welfare rights demonstrators heckled during Q and A and walked out. A San Francisco woman claimed Medi Cal denial despite heart condition and taunted the governor. Catherine Jermany of the California Welfare Rights Organization presented a “highest paid welfare recipient” claim against Reagan, who defended Medi Cal administrator Dr Earl Brian.

Sacramento Reagan Medi-Cal Auditorum Lorraine Williams San Francisco Tion Herbert Hoover Earl Brian Catherine Jermany California Welfare Rights Organization

Behr bill on North Coast wild rivers faces Senate test

Senate Finance Committee prepares to weigh an antidam bill aimed at preserving three major North Coast rivers as scenic wild waterways. Sen. Peter Behr of Tiburon leads the proposal, which earlier cleared the Natural Resources Committee despite timber lobby concerns about its impact and alternative river-management ideas.

Sacramento Senate Finance Committee Peter Behr R-Tiburon Senate Natural Resources Committee

Antismoker bill advances in Senate amid river dam debate

The Senate gave final approval to a bill requiring separate non smoking seating on state originated transit with Amtrak exempt as a federal entity. Sen James Mills D San Diego said the bill heads to Governor Reagan after a 27 to 40 vote with a Jan 1 effective date. Behr and Collier proposed river and water management measures affecting Northern California rivers and creeks, with Behr focusing on private property protections and all three bills moving to the Finance Committee.

Sacramento Senate Ser James Mills San Diego Reagan Amtrak Mills Behr Bel Klamath Trinity John Callaghan California Forest Protective Association Randolph Collier D-Yreka Collier California Behr’s

Samish details power formula in California lobbying

Artie Samish, once the California legislature’s top lobbyist, says his power came from selecting friendly lawmakers and steering their elections. He writes in The Secret Boss of California that lobbying was a business, funded by clients, with bribery seen as for amateurs. He claims he governed the legislature and notes salaries now have risen to 19200 a year.

Sacramento Artie Samish California Samish Res Publican Bob Thomas Joseph Mell Palo Alto Joe Had &Vo William Weir Novato Brad

Clothing Workers Plan June 17 Protest Across Cities

The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America announced a June 17 protest in 50 US cities against importing foreign made clothing. A spokesman said about 150,000 members may gather in front of stores selling men and boys apparel from low wage countries.

New York UPI Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America

Assembly Demos block withholding mired tax reform fight

In Sacramento Gov. Reagan backed plan blocked by Assembly Democrats to withhold state income taxes next Jan 1 until Democrats advance tax reform bills. Lawmakers clash over withholdings, with Bagley denouncing Gonsalves for stalling and pursuing a $2 billion reform plan tied to school funding and land purchases.

Sacramento APY Assembly Reagani William T. Bag Jey San Rafael Joe Gonsalves la Mirada Gonsalves Assembly Revenue and ‘Taxation Committee House Senate Bagley

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