Bond Plan to Finance California Junior Colleges
The Senate approved a bill to place a $105 million bond on the November 1972 ballot for California junior colleges. Funds would support capital outlay and construction needs across the system.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
3
The Senate approved a bill to place a $105 million bond on the November 1972 ballot for California junior colleges. Funds would support capital outlay and construction needs across the system.
At a Los Angeles budget hearing critics urged supervisors to halt financing for welfare and Medi Cal abortions. Nurse Jean Tellin alleged a San Fernando Valley hospital performed 600 legal abortions in a month, with about 300 funded by state federal and county money, and claimed tax funds totaled about 85000 that month. She cited a 418 signature petition and said taxpayers confront the idea that abortion victims are human. Others charged hospitals compete to maximize abortions and that County Hospital accounts for a large share. City officials said state law constrained actions.
California Supreme Court ordered the welfare department to reinstate recipients cut under Alameda County rulings and halted lower court decisions. The decision impacts about 1.6 million on AFC rolls as of February and could affect 24,000 cases in savings plans. Welfare chief Carleson urged administrative changes to save at least 80 million.
The Senate Transportation Committee endorsed a 1975 start ban on internal combustion and pollution emitting engines for a third straight year. Sen. Nicholas Petris, D Oakland, sent the bill to the full Senate after past similar measures died in the Assembly. A companion downtown traffic bill was also killed in committee.
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