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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
6
California Assembly debated a noon recess with leaders seeking a roll call to decide whether to grant a two hour lunch. Members gathered at 10 a.m. and faced a key procedural choice before resuming after lunch.
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The California Assembly approved AB 1465 proposing a $5 million appropriation for a summer employment program. Speaker Jesse M. Unruh led the measure which faces Senate opposition and likely gubernatorial veto. The 57 to 16 vote came with all Republican no votes, while AB 864 approved $50 million for Greene's Educational Improvement Act of 1968.
San Francisco businessman Adolph P. Schuman, initially on the pro Johnson Democratic delegation, was named to the Kennedy delegation to the national convention. Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh announced the move as Kennedy supporters in California push for funds to curb urban disorder and aid summer youth employment amid budget tensions and questions about state aid.
The Assembly passed AB 1523 to authorize Los Angeles to continue Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro as a public beach. Introduced by Assemblyman Alan Sieroty the bill received a 70 to 0 vote and proceeds to the Senate.
The Assembly backed a plan to create a traffic infraction offense for minor non moving violations like over parking and faulty equipment. The bill would remove jury trials but bar jail time, drawing opposition over denying a fundamental right. It also approved a separate measure to allow plea by mail for traffic infractions.
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