California Assembly passes rape victim privacy bill
The California Assembly approved a bill to limit in court questioning of a rape victim’s past sex life, aiming to reduce embarrassment while raising concerns about fair trial rights. The measure, 67 to 5, moves to the Senate with Assembly amendments for exceptions and judge discretion.
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Senate
Alan Robbing
D-Van Nuys
Alan Sieroty
Criminal Justice Committee
Assembly
John T. Knox
Richmond
Knox
Robbins
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Younger faults U.S. on coastal oil push
California Attorney General Evelle Younger filed suit in Los Angeles federal court to block offshore oil lease consideration without an environmental impact statement. He argued federal plans threaten Santa Monica Bay and other Southern California coastal areas without adequate data or analysis of alternatives. Rep. Alphonzo Bell urged permanent block on Santa Monica Bay, citing recreation and beach risks.
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Evelle Younger
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Interior Department
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Younger
Alphonzo Bell
Calif
Sait
Santa Monica Bay
Bell
Department of the Interior
Smog device bills advance in Senate
The Senate committee cleared two bills on smog device policy. One would nearly abolish the program sponsored by Sen. John Helmdahl of Oakland, while the other by Sen. Clark Bradley of San Jose would let the State Capital Air Resources Board delay the program during energy shortages.
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Sacramento
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Senate Finance Committee
John Helmdahl
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Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
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Assembly Approves Car Registration Switch Plan
SACRAMENTO UPD The Assembly passed a Reagan backed measure moving 46 million to the Teale Data Center to shift DMV data processing into the computer complex. A companion bill to provide nearly 4 million more was delayed with a vote planned next week. If enacted the plan could lead to staggered automobile registration by 1976.
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UPD
Assembly
Mike Cullen
Dlong Beach
Department of Motor Vehicles
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Cullen
Ways and Means Committee
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Vernon police join Teamsters Union
The bulk of Vernon’s 68 member police force voted 2-1 to affiliate with Teamsters Local 986, becoming the first California law enforcement group to join the Teamsters. The move aims to strengthen wage negotiations with Vernon city officials, while both sides disapprove of public sector strikes.
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Vernon
California
Teamsters Union
Police Officers Association
Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Police Officers
Santa Barbara
Brad Bunker
Bunker
Police Association
Dick Castle
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