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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1973

Page

8

Capitol briefs push for preschool and child care funding

A Reagan backed package to extend preschool and child care for 27 000 youngsters reached the Senate floor after a 1 0 vote in the France Committee led by Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti. The plan requests 4.4 million for child care and 11.6 million to continue state preschool programs through June 4 1974. A state study is also proposed to assess program effectiveness.

Ronald Reagan Senate ABI Assembly Bob Moretti D-Van Nuys Cleader France

Reinecke Leads In California Gubernatorial Poll

In Sacramento a poll of 209 Republican voters shows Reinecke first choice for the nomination with 38 percent. Weinberger Finch Younger trail in second and third, while Dallas contender Houston Waugh placed sixth. The poll, nine months before the primary, is viewed as unreliable by supporters of rival figures.

Finch Evelle Younger Reinecke Controtlee Houston Mlourvoy Califonia GOP Mertnecke

Wider mobile homes bill delayed in California

Assemblyman Ingalls said he will not push a 14 foot wide mobile home bill this year. The measure, approved by the Assembly, faces Senate committees and opposition from the state Transportation Department and the Highway Patrol. The bill would allow transport of larger trailers on state highways, with standard freeway lanes typically 12 feet wide.

Sembly Senate ‘Transportation and Finance Committees Senate state,Transportation Department California Highway Patrol Transportatism Department

California family doctor measure passes Assembly

A $2.15 million measure designed to increase the number of family doctors in California won approval from the Assembly by a 16 to 0 vote and moves to the Senate. The bill by Assemblyman Wille L Brows Jr of San Francisco creates a Health Manpower Policy Commission to promote training of more general practitioners of medicine.

Sacramento UPS California Assembly Senate Wille L. Brows Jr Csan Francisca

Campaign reporting bills advance in Senate race

The Elections Committee approved AB73 by Assemblyman Henry Waxman on a 6-1 vote and SB? by Sen. Beilenson on a 12-2 vote, moving campaign contribution reporting and partial public financing measures closer to Senate passage.

Sacthamienta UPI Senate The Elections Committee Henry Waxman Los Angeles Anthony €. Beilenson Beverly Hills

Reagan acts to halt welfare pay cuts

California faces potential welfare grant cuts as the Reagan administration moves to bypass the Legislature by administrative regulation. State officials cite an attorney general opinion allowing new grant levels, while a two chamber conference seeks a compromise before federal deadlines.

Reagan Sacramento UPI San Francisco Senate Brian

California Assembly passes 517 million UC funds bill

The California Assembly approved AB1730 to provide 517 million dollars to improve fringe benefits for professors and academic staff at the University of California and state colleges. The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Paul Prialo, was sent to the Senate on a 37 to 12 vote, with the university regents to determine allocation specifics.

Sacramento UPI University of California and State Assembly Paul Prialo Pacific Palisades Senate University

Bill to publish major polluters lists biannually

Sacramento AP report says a bill would require all Hallition suhorities to publish lists of their biggest polluters twice a year. Assemblyman Joseph Mon toya of La Puente authored the measure, mandating districts to publish lists on Jan 1 and July 1.

Sacramento Senate Joseph Montoya la Puente

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