California divorce bill nears final compromise agreement
Sacramento lawmakers report all major points settled on a reform bill altering California divorce law. The plan removes fault as grounds, divides community property substantially equally, and allows conciliation services where offered. Governor Reagan is reported ready to sign once both houses pass the measure.
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Reagan Endorses Learn Now Pay Later Tuition Plan
California Governor Ronald Reagan expressed strong support for a tuition plan allowing students to pay later. The plan would cost UC students about 4000 for four years and state college students 3000, with payments due after graduation or during study. He expects UC regents to approve tuition this fall and noted UC President Hitch now agrees tuition is inevitable.
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John L.E. Collier
Los Angeles
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Reagan Tax Plan Faces Unified Tax Reform Opposition
Cities counties manufacturers and the League of Women Voters oppose Gov. Ronald Reagan's proposed tax reform plan as wire service reports indicate broad opposition from multiple groups on Tuesday.
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Ronald Reagan
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California Retailers Association
California Taxpayers Association
Quick-Acting Man Helps Rescue Child From Pool
A man surfacing from Sepulveda pool rescued Stella Rowe, four and a half, after she fell in. Ralph Carpenter, 39, of Sylmar, jumped in fully clothed to pull the child from the water. She was taken to Hospital and later to Children’s Hospital in Hollywood with a guarded condition.
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Ralph Carpenter
Sylmar
Stella Rowe
Childrens Hospital
Hollywood
Coroner Control Bill Clears Senate Judiciary Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved an Assembly bill to limit a coroner’s finding to the cause of death. Assemblyman James Hayes seeks to transfer the decision on charges to the district attorney, removing coroners from declaring deaths as justifiable homicide.
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Gilroy
Nevada
Pyramid Lake
Sacramento
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Judiciary Committee
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James Hayes
Long Beach
Dissenting StudentReceives Sixty-Day County Jail Term
A 19 year old student from Pacoima Frederick W Hairston refused a deal at San Fernando Valley State College disturbance case and was sentenced to 60 days in county jail. Judge Campbell had offered probation plus seven days jail and fines tied to course load. Prosecutors note 174 convicted, 77 acquitted, 287 arrests in the case.
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San Fernando Valley State College
Frederick W. Hairston
Pacoima
Alan G. Campbell
Hairston
Reagan orders state agencies to curb hiring growth
Governor Reagan directs agency heads to hold down new hires during his administration amid a $6.24 billion budget for the current year. He says reductions are needed despite population growth and inflation, stressing the goal to curb costs and inflationary pressures.
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