Sit-in by handicapped ends myth of helplessness
In San Francisco, 125 demonstrators aged the 23 day occupation of the HEW regional office, proving they can do what others can and drawing donations from groups including the Teamsters and Black Panthers. Allan M. Paird presented a $100 check as visible support.
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San Francisco
Teamsters
Black Panthers
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Allan M. Paird
Teamters Local 921
Miss Gill
Safeway Stores
Black Panther Party
Federal Building
George Moscone
Phillip Burton
D-Calif
Miss Gil
Change in tax bill sparks Democratic wholesale debate
In Sacramento AP dispatch sources report AssemblySpeaker Lea McCarthy says the committee’s revised tax bill is a compromise with Governor Brown, while Republican Paul Friolo warns of a rift between Democrats and the governor. Brown axed a local income tax provision, and McCarthy argues the governor has moved toward compromise after an initial anti tax stance. The outcome hinges on a budget surplus and political costs.
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Wag
Sacramento
Assembly Committee
Brown
Assembly
Lean McCarthy
Paul Fpriolo
Malibu
McCarthy
San Francisco
Willie Brown
Rival to Brown's school bill advances in Senate panel
In Sacramento AP News Rival Senate bill to Gov Brown's school finance package clears the Education Committee on a 16 0 vote moving to the Finance Committee. Sen Albert Rodda says his 2 billion plan would narrow district spending gaps per Serrano ruling by adjusting aid and targeting low income and handicapped students, with amendments likely to cover transportation heating and insurance costs in big city districts.
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Sacramento
Brown
Senate
Albert Rofida
Senate Education Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Rodda
State Assembly
State Supreme Court
San Francisco
Oakland
Radda
Serrano
Leroy Greene
Association of California
Wilson Riles
Debate over power to fire teachers in California
In Sacramento, school administrators and teachers clashed over proposed bills granting boards greater flexibility to lay off or dismiss probationary teachers and substitutes. The Senate Education Committee delayed a vote for a week as debate centered on a measure allowing firing after one year without a hearing, challenging current tenure practices.
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Sacramento
Senate
Peter Behr
Tiburon
Senate Education Committee
Capitol protesters press tax justice bill at rally
Nearly 2000 backers of the year's major liberal tax bill gathered at the Capitol to urge higher taxes on the rich and more relief for the poor. Senator Nicholas Petris led the rally while advocates from San Francisco and Los Angeles toured lawmakers offices. The 6.9 billion measure would curb deductions and raise brackets to fund relief for low income homeowners and renters.
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Sacramento
Icholas Petris
D-Qakland
Citizen Action League
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Petris
Senate Finance Committee
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
Senate
David Roberts
Capitol
Roberts
Brown aide pushes utilities to seek LNG sea site now
A Brown administration official urged gas companies to apply for an offshore LNG terminal, as Assembly bills seek to set siting procedures. The governor favors Coastal Commission as sole vote, while lawmakers push for optional local veto power. officials cite looming 1580-81 shortages and propose sites at Los Angeles Harbor, Oxnard or Pt. Conception.
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Utilities
Sacramento
Brown Administration
Bat Pagee Brown
Assembly Energy
William Danneymeyer
R-Fullerton
Public Utilities Commission
Ineal
Coastal Commission
Press
The
Brown
Gopin
Hart
Press of
Federal Power Commission
Rensch
South Alaska
California
Los Angeles Harbor
Oxnard
Pt. Conception
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Pee Wee" Gaskins
Pine
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Gaskins
Silas Barnwell Yates
Florence County
Laney
God
Linda Wil
Berkeley
Handicapped Coalition
HEW
Joseph Califars
Bill
Behr
Afl-Cio
John Henning
Peiris
Henning
Citizens Action League
Rally For
Lief
Frigidaire
Esa
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Long Beach
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