Reagan Harbor Plan Scuttled By Assembly Committee
The California lower house Governmental Organization Committee voted to send the governor’s harbor restructuring plan to interim study after a subcommittee chaired by Assemblyman Mike Cullen rated the concept. The full assembly must ratify, and a floor battle is expected as the governor’s aides plan to muster votes to reject the study recommendation.
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Mike Cullen
D-Long Beach
Cullen
Executive Branch
Assembly
Senate
New Navigation and Ocean Development Commission
Peter Schabarum
R-Covina
Schabarum
Assembly Panel OKs Smog Study Outlay
Sacramento report notes a committee approved $50,000 for smog research to explore cleaner vehicle tech while a separate bill to ban internal combustion engines was killed. Senator Nicholas C. Petris of Oakland eyed funding sources and may shift to a resolution.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Transportation Committee
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
California
Petris
Senate
John F. Foran
San Francisco
Foran
California Assembly approves bill on bogus type in newspapers
The Assembly Commerce and Public Utilities Committee approved a Senate passed measure to end forced setting of bogus type not printed in papers. Ben Martin of Sacramento for the California Newspaper Publishers Association criticized mandatory reproduction clauses as make work and a waste of manpower and machinery.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly Commerce and Public Utilities Committee
Ben Martin
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Printers’ Union
International Union
Extra 135 Million May Go to California Schools
A six member conference committee tentatively agreed on a $135 million school aid package for California elementary and secondary schools. The measure aims to close the budget shortfall as the 1969 Legislature moves to adjourn, with Governor Reagan seeking to cap aid at $120 million plus any year end surpluses of about ten million dollars.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Reagan Plan for Judicial Appointments Rejected Again
The Senate voted down Gov. Reagan's bid to revive a regional commissions system for selecting judges. Lawmakers also refused a roll call on their stance, denying Reagan a clear position ahead of the 1970 campaign. The plan would present three nominees per vacancy for the governor to choose from.
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Sacramento
Senate
Reagan
California Education Aid Growth From Federal Funds
California schools will receive increased federal aid totaling up to sixty million dollars as the full impact will take weeks to become clear. The state already distributes about 1.3 billion dollars in annual aid to elementary and secondary schools.
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