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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1969

Page

6

Assembly Passes Bill to Suspend Teen Drivers in Pot Cases

Sacramento lawmakers approve a bill allowing juvenile judges to suspend licenses for 16 and 17 year olds convicted of marijuana possession or related narcotics offenses and send a separate measure to reduce 1961 68 marijuana possession to a misdemeanor in certain cases. The moves spark debates over deterrence and potential blackmail of youth.

Assembly Sacramento Mike Cullen D-Long Beach Senate Cullen John Vasconcellos D-San Jose John Burton San Francisco Edwin L. Z.berg

Burns M aneuvers to thwart Senate ouster by GOP

In Sacramento Senate leader Hugh M Burns moved to block a Republican bid to topple him by naming two Democratic rebels to key committees. Sen Anthony Beilenson was assigned to Revenue and Taxation, and Sen James Mills to Insurance and Financial Institutions, after Sen Randolph Collier resigned from both panels to mollify rebels.

Sacramento Senate Hugh M. Burns Burns D-Fresno GOP Anthony C. Beilenson Beverly Hills Revenue and Taxation James R. Mills San Deigo Insurance and Financial Institutions Mills Finance and Insurance Randolph Collier D-Yreka Collier

Solons Ease Controls on Raw Milk

The Assembly passed 54-18 a bill relaxing county health officer oversight of certified raw milk sales. It requires a county officer to present evidence of disease or legal violations to a five member commission, which then decides the officer's next action.

Solons Sacramento Assembly Gordon W. Duffy R-Hanford Joe A. Gonsalves Dla Mirada

Senate Finance Committee Approves Legislators’ Raise

The Senate Finance Committee backed a bill to raise California legislators’ pay from 16000 to 19200 a year starting January 4 1971. Sen James Q Wedworth R La Habra authored the measure and it moves to the Senate floor. Speaker Burns faces intra party criticism as Republicans falter in a replacement bid while Democrats stay silent.

Finance Committee Senate Burns Sen Howard Way Sacramento Senate Finance Committee James Q. Wedworth R-La Habra

Realism urged by Assembly leader at Mesa College

San Diego UPI Jess Unruh warned students that extremists threaten realistic goals and stressed the need to elect leaders who resolve issues without violence. He cited past missed chances for integration and said he hopes to see a Negro mayor in Los Angeles while noting a Democrat could win the governorship.

San Diego UPI Assembly Jess Unruh Unruh Mesa College Los Angeles

Reagan Meets UC Student Leaders on Urban Crisis Funding

President Reagan spent over an hour with nine University of California student body presidents in Sacramento. Charles Palmer of Berkeley said the group left frustrated by reduced funding for the Urban Crisis program from 3.6 million to 600,000 as Reagan cited Hitch priorities in university economies. Palmer and fellow students questioned the university’s role in addressing urban problems.

Sacramento Ronald Reagan University of California Charles Palmer University of California At Berkeley Palmer Reagan Charles Hitch Him Drummond Pike Uc-Santa Cruz

Reagan invites student leaders to discuss campus image

Center reports Reagan hosted meetings with state college and junior college student body presidents at his invitation. The president said he was concerned by his image on campuses and described programs he was conducting for schools and cities.

Reagan State College

Musical Instruments For Sale In Classified Ads Today

Classified listings advertise musical instruments for sale with emphasis on availability and variety for readers looking to purchase gear. Highlights include guitars keyboards drums and accessories from local sellers. Addresses and contact details are provided in the listings.

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