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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1974

Page

2

New compromise hoped after no fault bill collapses

In Sacramento the Senate floor rejected a major no fault car insurance compromise by a 12-7 vote, short of the majority needed. Gov Reagan backed measure faced opposition over a 15 percent first year premium reduction and limits on pain and suffering suits. Long proposed amendments to broaden sue rights with a $1,000 medical bill trigger, while Foran's rival bill faced delay.

Sacramento UPI Senate Reagan Sen Alfred Long Monterey Park Long Trial Lawyers Association John F. Foran San Francisco George Mogstone D-San Francisco Fenton Insurance

Senate approves funeral control bill over cremation groups

Sacramento eyes the measure placing low cost cremation societies under the state Funeral Directors and Embalmers Board in the Department of Consumer Affairs. The bill, authored by Assemblyman Robert Badham, passed 22 to 8 to Reagan. Supporters cite public safety and fair regulation. opponents fear shutdown of affordable services.

Sacramento UPS Senate Guv Reagan State ’Funeral Directors and Embalmers Board Department of Consumer Affairs Robert Badham Newport Beach San Diego State Funeral Directors and Embalmers Board

Lifeguard Hair Ruling on Appeal

SACRAMENTO AP Twenty to sixty long haired lifeguards and maintenance workers at Orange County beaches may keep their jobs pending appeal of a state ruling that their hair is too long. The California State Employees Association says the department has paused action. Ted Wilson said grooming standards are being reviewed to determine reasonableness.

Sacramento Orange County California CSEA Department of Parks,and Recreation Ted Wilson Parks and Recreation

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