Senate OKs Tough State Smog Law
Sacramento notes the Senate endorsed a stringent anti smog bill 32 to 0 returning it to the Assembly with unchanged provisions starting 1970 models. The measure allows a one year variance for manufacturers and requires up to 25 percent low emission vehicles in state fleets. Riverside item reports George Williams resigns from California delegation to the Democratic National Convention.
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Committee Refuses Ok of Riot Bill
Sacramento Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee refused approval of a Senate-passed bill that would make inciting a riot a felony with one to three years in prison and a fine up to five thousand dollars. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Lawrence E. Walsh, was held on a voice vote amid constitutional concerns from Assemblyman John T. Knox.
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California Assembly approves cashless car buying bill
The Assembly passed a bill 41 against 23 to let buyers obtain cars without cash or a trade-in for a down payment. Assemblyman John Vasconcellos will seek reconsideration before Senate review. Opponents warned it could push buyers into deep debt risking homes and furnishings.
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New Health Director Confirmed For California
In Sacramento the Senate confirmed Dr. Louis F. Saylor as Reagan’s public health director by a 27 to 0 vote. Saylor, a former Army medical officer, had been chief of the state health department’s research division for eight years. He succeeds Les ter Breslow, dismissed after philosophical differences with the governor. Separately, the Assembly Education Committee shelved a bill to involve the Education Department in sex education planning.
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Elderly Homeowners Win 1 Lose in Capitol
In Sacramento the Assembly failed to override Gov. Reagan's veto of a bill aiding elderly welfare recipients. It then voted 42-30 to broaden property tax relief for older homeowners while the override tally was 44-29, short of the two thirds.
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Senate Rejects College Trustee Ratification Bill
SACRAMENTO The Senate rejected the Assembly's bid to require ratification of governor appointees for state college trustees. By a 4-25 vote the upper house declined to change the bill to need majority approval from both houses, leaving trustees unratified under current practice.
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