Reagan Signs Bill to Fine Polluters Six Thousand Dollars Daily
California Gov Ronald Reagan signed a measure to curb water pollution with a six thousand dollar daily fine for polluters. The bill empowers the attorney general to prosecute, requires cleanup costs, creates a state fund to aid cities, and expands regional water quality boards with new members and powers.
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Reagan
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Carley V. Porter
D-Compton
Senate defeats bill to cut UC regent terms to ten years
The Senate refused to approve a constitutional amendment reducing UC regent terms from 16 to 10 years and adding two thirds confirmation by the Senate. Author Richardson pledged another vote while Wedworth signaled possible support on a future ballot after questions about past regents.
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Wedworth
Senate Tax Fight Delays Vote on Church Income Bill
In Sacramento Senate opponents forced a postponement of a vote on a bill to tax church income from non religious businesses. Senator Ralph C. Dills argued the move breaches church and state separation while sponsor Senator Beilenson contended churches gain a competitive business advantage by not paying taxes.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Ralph C. Dills
Dgardena
Dills
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Solons Vote to Deny Teachers Work Out
State college professors face a 12 unit minimum teaching load under a bill passed by the Senate 21 to 13. Senator Bradley defended the measure as a guaranty of public value while opponents argued it ignores research and counsel duties. Senator Schmitz backed the move, saying it ensures a minimum amount of work for salaries.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Bradley
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Schmitz
Youthful 18 year old recruits join San Francisco police
San Francisco trains 18 new policemen aged 18 who work four hours daily in a program started by the Police Athletic League to attract youth to policing. The first activated trainees wear seven star badges and police uniforms after weekly classes, with aims to reach 300 in the program this fall.
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San Francisco
UPI
The
Police Athletic League
Assembly Unit Backs Sex Education Bill
The Assembly Education Committee endorsed a Senate passed bill allowing parents to remove children from sex education or family life classes by written request. Teachers aiding excluded students could face credential suspension or revocation. The measure, aimed at safeguarding parents, advances to the full Assembly. The panel also considers a moratorium on new sex education courses and notes a separate Senate action on the Dos Rios dam projects.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly Education Committee
Schmitz
Assembly
Senate
Transit district bill returns to committee for amendments
The Assembly sent the five county public transportation measure back to the Transportation Committee for revisions. It would create a rapid transit district including Los Angeles Orange Ventura and parts of Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Assemblyman Robert E Badham opposed Orange County inclusion.
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Transportation Committee
Assembly
Los Angeles
Orange
Ventura
Riverside
San Bernardino
Robert E. Badham
Newport Beach
Orange County
California water board pledges firm action on streams
Kerry W. Mulligan, chair of the State Water Resources Control Board, said the agency is firmly committed to ensuring that the state's waters will be protected and managed effectively.
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Porter
Assembly Water Committee
California
Kerry W. Mulligan
The
State Water Resources Control Board
Regulation Aims for Highest Water Quality Across Uses
A law seeks strict water quality standards to protect esthetic enjoyment and other beneficial uses. The measure takes effect ninety days after legislative adjournment, this autumn.
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Sam
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Arcadia
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Hawthorne
State College Board of Trustees
Albert S. Rodda
S.F
March Fong
Oakland
State Department of Water Resources
Dos Rios Dam
Sehabarum
Pride
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Long Beach
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Bellflower
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Sleusen Ave
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Great Western TV
West Third Street
Produce Plaza
Jock Pennell
Westwood Boulevard
Merion Plumbing & Heating
Townsend Ave
Woody Winkler Company
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