Unruh bill clears crucial hurdle on disclosure
SACRAMENTO UPS Assembly Democratic leader Jess M Unruh won a key victory in his push to require officials to disclose financial worth The bill aims to let the public demand integrity and fairness from elected and appointed leaders It would also force candidates to report campaign donations over 500 dollars and identify each contributor A potential conflict with other bills could derail enactment and a final floor vote may occur next week
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UPS
Assembly
Jess M. Unruh
Unruh
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R-Gilroy
Richard J. Dolwig
R-Atherton
Bill Advances to Allow Dangerous Weapon Searches
Senate Judiciary panel advances a bill by Chairman Donald L Grunsky to permit searches of any person or vehicle under detention or arrest for danger signals. The measure would ban mail order firearm sales in California and extend waiting periods from five to 10 days while drawing support from law enforcement groups and opposition from wildlife advocates. Nevada Arizona and Oregon legislatures have already approved cross state purchases.
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Senate
Deukmejian
California
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Nevada
Arizona
Oregon
Inheritance Appraiser Bill Dies in Senate Fight
Sen. Lewis F. Sherman of Berkeley sponsors a bill to change how state appraisers are appointed and paid. The current system pays appraisers based on estate size, with estimates potentially earning large fees. supporters argue for reform to curb political influence and spoils in the controller’s appointments.
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Lewis F. Sherman
Berkeley
Flournoy
California Senate Hears Antismoke Milk Bill Amid Debate
In Sacramento the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee considered a Beilenson measure limiting anti smoking rules to cigarettes. Advocates argued cigarettes kill people and advertising should not be regulated. Beilenson sought broader support though lacking clear votes. Separately the Assembly passed a tax credit bill for contributions to California colleges and universities.
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Sacramento
California
Hayes Bill Shields Card Users From Unauthorized Use
Panel approves a credit card measure by Assemblyman James A. Hayes of Long Beach. It says a card owner is not liable for others use if the card was unsolicited and not used by the intended owner. It also shields loss or theft reports and requires labeling of all fees and penalties by card companies.
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Long Beach
Hayes
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