Campus crackdown bills stall in California Assembly
The Assembly rejected the Senate version of two campus disturbance bills 146 and 243 sending the issue to a conference committee. Assemblyman John Stull argued the measures grant presidents martial law powers and delay in effect, while changes seek to bar dismissed students for up to a year and restrict reentry within 72 hours.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
John Stull
R-Leucadia
Stull
Frank Murphy Jr
Santa Cruz
Picket Ban at Capitol Approved
Senate sent to Gov Ronald Reagan an Assembly passed bill to ban any picketing within the Capitol. The measure by Assemblyman Don Muller received 21 votes in favor. Senate sponsor George Deukmejian said it mirrors a federal ban on congressional picketing and aims to curb violence after earlier clashes at the Capitol outer office.
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Sacramento
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Gov. Reagan
Reagan
California
Assembly
Jess Unruh
Inglewood
Unruh
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Beilenson
Nixon
Congress
Joint
Council of
Protestant Churches
William T. Bagley
R-San Rafael
Patrick D. McGee
van Nuys
Robert E. Burke
Huntington Beach
Stolen stereo from car of Greg Daigle near Long Beach home
Long Beach police said Thursday a stereo tape player valued at 125 dollars was taken from a car owned by Greg Daigle parked near his home at 45 S4th Place.
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Greg Daigle
S4th Place
Long Beach
Legislature rejects bogus bill banning newspaper type clauses
California Assembly defeats a bill backed by publishers that would outlaw bogus type clauses in newspaper labor contracts. The 32 to 24 vote blocks returning the measure from the Labor Committee. The Senate approved proposal sought to bar provisions allowing setting unused type for disposal in contracts.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Robert Badham
Newport Beach
Labor Committee
William Coombs
R-Rialto
Reagan OKs Bill to Save S.F. Bay
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed a hard fought bill granting the Bay Conservation and Development Commission new powers to regulate filling and development of San Francisco Bay. It expands authority over a 100 foot shoreline strip and adds wetlands and 50 000 acres of salt ponds under the commission's jurisdiction.
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Reagan
S.F. Bay
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco Bay
John Knox
Richmond
Bay Area
The
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Reagan to lead trip to Detroit on smog progress
Governor Ronald Reagan will head a task force to Detroit with legislators civic leaders and industry representatives to inspect smog testing and research labs on October 21. He says despite efforts to cut pollution from engines much more remains to be done.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Detroit
Reagan
California school budget sparks clashes over aid distribution
The $72.8 million school budget faces opposition as Assembly members argue over supplemental state aid. District officials expect funds to restore cuts while Garden Grove and Orange Unified receive sizable allocations. Critics say the bill is inequitable, citing Los Angeles' large student share and Gov. Reagan's tax rebate plan as alternatives.
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Asst. Supt. of
Francis Laufenberg
Assembly
Jess Unruh
Inglewood
Los Angeles
Gov. Reagan
California Church Tax Passes Legislature for Reagan
California lawmakers vote to tax church non worship business income at 7 percent, sending the bill to Governor Reagan. If signed, churches could face an estimated minimum $2 million in revenue, with support from diverse lawmakers and broad church groups.
Bill Retains Present State L B Oil Pact
The California state Senate approved a bill to keep the current Tidelands oil agreement between Long Beach and the state. It blocks Gov. Reagan’s executive plan from shifting mineral management from the Lands Commission to a new Department of Navigation and Ocean Development. Sen. Deukmejian led the bill, which passed the Assembly 370, and now moves to the governor for signature.
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Sacramento
Senate
Long Beach
Ronald Reagan
State Lands Commission
Ment of Navigation and Ocean Development
Reagan Pay Hike in Peril
From Sacramento the plan to raise top executive pay faces risk as supporters push for immediate effect rather than 1971. The bills would lift the governor’s salary to 49100 and key aides to 35000, with other top officials also seeing rises.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Guy
Ronald Reagan
Assembly Democratic
Assembly Democratic Caucus
George Zenovich
Senate
Labor figure blasts rebate bill as election gimmick
D Long Beach and D Inglewood lawmakers condemn the Deukmejian rebate plan calling it a one year gimmick. They urge notices on forms saying the reduction is temporary while noting a rival measure would grant a $200 million rebate this year.
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Long Beach
Ronald Reagan
Jess Unruh
D-Inglewood
Unruh
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