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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1971

Page

4

California lawmaker targets phosphates in detergents

Senator John A. Nejedly of Walnut Creek unveiled tough anti water pollution measures including a ban on phosphorous detergents by year end 1972 and a halt to enzyme preservatives by 1971. He proposes criminal penalties under the Porter-Cologne Act for wastewater violations, arguing phosphates harm lakes and fish life. The detergent industry in California is about 150 million dollars in sales with roughly six million pounds discharged weekly.

Sacramento John A. Nejedly Nejedly Walnut Creek California Contra Costa County

California lawmakers approve $5 per diem hike for 120 legislators

In Sacramento the new Democratic leadership asked for and received a $5 per diem increase from $25 to $30 for 120 lawmakers. Senate President pro tem James Mills and Assemblyman John Burton announced the raise via letters to the State Board of Control dated January 4. Some conservatives objected, citing state finances, while Mills noted not all agreed. The raise follows a prior increase with a total annual pay of $19,200 and comes with gas cards and other benefits.

Sacramento UPI James R. Mills San Diego Senate John L. Burton San Francisco House Rules Committee State Board of Control Mills Clark Bradley San Jose Bradley Board of Control Floyd Wakefield South Gate

Bill Reintroduced to License Auto Repairers

Sacramento Sen Anthony C Beilenson reintroduced a plan to require auto repair dealers to obtain licenses to curb fraud in car repairs. The bill mirrors a television repair registration bureau and aims to punish violators with license suspension and possible fraud prosecution.

Sacramento Anthony C. Beilenson Beverly Hills Senate Finance Committee

Norwalk Sailor Held in Texas on Gun Charge

Robert K. P. Burke a 38 year old Norwalk California man is jailed in Harris County Texas on a 3000 bond after attempting to carry a concealed pistol aboard a Continental Airlines flight to New Orleans FBI agents arrested Burke at Houston Intercontinental Airport He said he was chief engineer on a ship berthed at Texas City Also in the week Senate Republicans unanimously elected Fred Marler of Redding as their minority floor leader.

Houston UPI Robert K. P. Burke Norwalk Calif Harris County Continental Airlines New Orleans Kay Cochran FBI Burke County Houston Intercontinental Texas City Sacramento Senate Fred Marler Redding

Bill Orders 50,000 Study of Channel Oil Leaks

In Sacramento Senator Robert J. Lagomarsi introduced a bill to fund a $50,000 study of oil leaks in the Santa Barbara Channel. The study would use money from a special antipollution fund from the sale of personalized license plates, authorized last year, and could cover both federal and state lands.

Bill Sacramento UPI Robert J. Lagomarsino Rojal Santa Barbara Channel

Sex Education Bill Introduced in Senate

Sen Albert Rodda introduced legislation to relax sex education restrictions in public schools. The bill would permit sex education courses without parental consent as long as a parent could inspect the class materials during or after the course.

Senate Sacramento UPI Albert $. Rodda Sacramento Democrat

State Plans Sale of Sierra Land at Squaw Valley

Sacramento reports the state will auction its multimillion dollar Squaw Valley Sierra land holdings including Olympic Village, ski lifts, and 1 220 acres. The sale aims to end state ownership of concessions at the recreation area now shared with private operators, with bids to be sought next week.

Sacramento UPS Sierra Squaw Valley William Penn Mott Jr Parks and Recreation Parks Department Dick Thompson Thompson Olympic Village Squaw Valley State Recreation U.S. Forest Plumas County

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