Women voters urge veto of NOx repeal
The League of Women Voters of California sent Gov. Brown a telegram urging him to veto a bill to repeal the NOx antismog device requirement for older cars in Southern California. Delegates at the Pasadena Hilton state convention said the action expresses concern for maintaining high air quality standards.
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California Senate delays air board confirmations amid reorganization plan
Senate Leader James Mills postpones confirmation of Gov. Brown's appointees to the Air Resources Board as lawmakers await action on Brown's environmental reorganiza tion plan. Sawyer's nomination is held until the plan creating a Department of Air Quality and abolishing the part time board is addressed. Nichols and Quinn remain before the Senate but await the plan's fate. The move follows Republican calls for an inquiry into campaign related disclosures.
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Senate panel passes Teamster farm bill in California
In Sacramento, Senate Industrial Relations Committee approves Zenovich backed measure 5 to 1 to permit secret ballot farm worker elections. The bill creates an agricultural relations board to oversee votes between Cesar Chavez led United Farm Workers and the Teamsters. Chavez opposes.
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Senate panel approves liquor tax boost proposal
The Senate Health and Welfare Committee narrowly passed a bill to raise liquor taxes by 38 million dollars annually to fund alcoholism programs. The plan would lift wine, beer, and hard liquor taxes, facing uncertain reception from Gov. Brown and facing further Finance Committee review.
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