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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1969
Page
4
A proposed Family Law Act would divide community property equally in divorce, removing fault as a factor. The bill keeps individual asset awards, child custody preferences, and support provisions while allowing judges to consider misconduct only in separate asset allocations and parenting determinations.
In Sacramento the Senate approved two rebate measures backed by Governor Reagan. One bill, Deukmejian’s 10 percent rebate, would return about 32 million next year. the other Moscone’s 20 percent rebate would return about 107 million. The Assembly faces a showdown on which rebate percentage to adopt.
The California Assembly rejected a bill by Assembly members Vasconcellos and Jose to move marijuana from the narcotics section of the Health and Safety Code to a new separate chapter. The measure aimed to redefine marijuana as nonnarcotic and would have altered crimes penalties and regulations.
Moscone rejected the accusation of political games over the relate measure and countered that Deukmejian prejudices a surge. He cited Jess Une rah’s name eleven fines, noting the name had not been mentioned by Deukmejian in his 40 years.
A coalition of opponents to pending divorce reform will march at 11 am Monday outside the offices of author Long Beach Assemblyman James A. Layes. The protest includes Family Conservation Committee NOW Parents Without Partners clergymen and others opposing the plan to replace dissolution of marriage with faultless divorce and to end traditional divorce grounds.
Governor Reagan signs a bill to tighten Medi-Cal fraud laws by making fraudulent claims to any state agent or the state a crime. The measure closes a gap where providers could bill fiscal intermediaries like Blue Shield or Blue Cross without violating state law.
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