Welfare Board backs third illegitimate child adoption plan
Sacramento reports say the state Social Welfare Board, led by Chairman Robert Mitchell, supports allowing a court to seize a third illegitimate child of a mother for adoption. The plan targets out of wedlock births by mothers under 16, facing broad criticism though the board calls it a welfare measure.
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Legislative credibility gap hit by Moshenko
California State College Long Beach heard candidate Terry Moshenko say he would make public as much as possible of his legislative actions if elected to represent the 70th Assembly District. The CSLB graduate and lawyer said he would keep constituents informed to end government credibility gaps.
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Assembly OKs Avalon pier loan in bill to Senate
Sacramento IAS notes the Assembly approved a measure 50 to 0 to require the state to loan funds for Avalon Harbor pier construction or repair on Catalina Island. Moshenko, speaking at a college noon break, endorses broad reforms including abortion laws and marijuana decriminalization despite conservative Orange County views.
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Statewide measures in six counties over Newcastle disease outbreak
Governor Reagan declared a six county state of emergency in Southern California as Newcastle disease devastates about 25 million chickens. Federal aid may aid farmers with destroyed stock while counties consider property tax relief. Immunizations and disinfection follow culling with six month testing.
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Senate approves UC bond issue for medical school
Sacramento SPI reports the Senate approved unanimously a 155.5 million UC bond to build a new medical school and health science facilities. Proposed by Sen. Stephen Tealey it would appear on the November ballot. If approved, a second bond of 188.1 million would go to voters in 1975. The vote was 30 to 0.
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State Senate panel approves bigger pay hikes for civil servants
The Senate Finance Committee backed larger raises than Governor Reagan proposed. Civil-service workers would gain 7.3 percent and state university and college faculty 12.5 percent, aligning with the Assembly's budget version for 1972-73. The package exceeds Reagan’s earlier figures and follows February submissions.
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