Reagan charges against CRLA rejected by panel
A panel of former justices rejected charges that the California Rural Legal Assistance attorneys illegally aided convicts, farm unionists, and black militants. The commission found the accusations unfounded and said CRLA had been delivering legal aid to the poor in a competent manner.
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State Employees Plan to Circulate Initiative to Limit Governor Salaries
The Union of State Employes AFL-CIO announced plans to circulate a petition to remove the governor's power to set state employee salaries. Governor Reagan and aides rejected the claim, while CRLA funding and operation plans drew mixed reviews from officials and the California administration.
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State Senate Shelves Tenant Bargaining Right Bill
The Senate Healthy and Welfare Committee killed a measure to grant renters a right to organize and bargain with landlords. Senator Petris urged a collective bargaining framework while Senator Schrade opposed government interference with property owners.
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Law To Repeal One Year Old School Busing Ban
Sacramento lawmakers moved to repeal a one year old prohibition on busing school children without parental permission. The Senate Education Committee advanced the Lagley bill on a split vote with six Democrats supporting. No opposition testimony was given. The decision follows a Supreme Court ruling affecting busing and is seen as saving districts about 500000 dollars yearly in admin costs.
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California selects counties for draft voting registration trial
In a pilot, three California counties Alltras Modoc Colusa and Kings will register young men to vote when they sign up for the draft. Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr said the unpreceded experiment could expand nationwide if successful with an expected 74 to 90 percent of draftees also registering to vote.
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California Maritime Academy Aims to Become State College Campus
The Senate Education Committee on Wednesday approved a bill to convert the California Maritime Academy into a state college campus. The move signals expanded status for the academy within the California State University system and could impact funding and governance.
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