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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1971

Page

2

Reagan says DOJ assures three judge CRLA probe

Gov. Reagan said the U S Justice Department assured him a three judge commission would investigate California Rural Legal Assistance as he wanted not as planned by the agency. He cited objections to the commission's adversary style and sought independent field work or resignation. The commission plans to visit Solidad prison to probe state charges against CRLA and review evidence tied to funding veto.

Sacramento UPS Ronald Reagan U.S. Justice Department California Reagan U.S. Department of Justice Federal OFO CRLA Justice Department Jurists Washington Commission San Francisco Soledad Office of Economic Opportunity Supreme Courts Robert Williamson Maine

Senate unit passes UC wage hike in California

The Senate Education Committee approved a $68 million pay raise for University of California and state college faculty. Author Sen Albert Rodda led the bill, with Republican Donald Grundsky voting yes. Gov Regan’s budget offers no higher education raises. UC increases include 9 percent salaries and 4 percent fringe benefits, while colleges gain 13 percent pay and 6 percent fringe benefits.

Sacramento University of California and State Colleges Senate Education Committee Senate Finance Committee Donald Grundsky Watsonville Albert Rodda Regan

Mini jury bill dies in State Senate

Sacramento reports the Senate defeated a bill to cut misdemeanor trial juries from 12 to six amid debate over fairness and trial length. Supporters argued speed and congestion relief, while critics warned of higher convictions and rights erosion. The vote fell 22 to 15, short of the two thirds needed, ending the measure. Separately, the Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved transferring the California Maritime Academy to the state college system.

Marks Gordon Cologne India Meansre Senate Cologne Deukmejian Los Angeles George Moscone San Francisco Senate Judiciary Committee Devakmejian Maritime Academy Sacramento UPS Assembly Ways and Means Committee California Maritime Academy State College System

Bill would ease tax for banks and corporations in California

A Senate committee approved a measure by Sen. John A. Nejedly to let bank and corporate taxes be changed by a simple majority vote of both houses, matching the ease of adjusting individual taxes. It faces opposition from the insurance industry and Gov. Reagan's fiscal team, with Sen. George Deukmejian among the few supporters.

Sacramento Senate Reagan John A. Nejedly Walnut Creek Nejedly Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee Lewis Keller Association of California Life Insurance Companies George Deukmejian Long Beach

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