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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1975

Page

4

Public employee strike bill challenged as unconstitutional

In Sacramento UPI reports Sen. George Deukmejian says a public employee collective bargaining bill may violate home rule by overriding city and county charters. The Legislative Counsel opinion warns state law could be unconstitutional if it overrules local charter provisions in labor disputes.

Sacramento UPI George Deukmejian Long Beach Deukmejian Senate Legislative City and Coun Ralph Dills D-Gardena Senate Judiciary Committee Dills

Pay-as-you-go transit nets plan moves in Assembly

Senate leader James Mills proposes a radical shift to piecemeal funding for mass transit in California. The bill would create local transportation development boards in Los Angeles Orange and San Diego counties and seek up to 80 percent federal matching funds.

Sacramento California Assembly Senate James Mills San Diego Mills Los Angeles Orange Assembly Transportation Committee Transportation Board

Assembly Rejects Grocery Markup Bills in Finance Committee

The Assembly Finance, Insurance, and Commerce Committee rejected two bills aimed at grocery pricing. One would impose civil penalties for increasing displayed prices. the other would require item by item pricing at checkout. Supporters cited scanners threatening jobs. opponents urged study by the Department of Consumer Affairs.

Sacramento Assembly Committee On Finance, Insurance, and Commerce Fred Chel D-Long Beach Leona Egeland Egeland D-San Jose Dept. of Consumer Affairs

Senate strips coat and tie rule in quiet reform

In Sacramento the Senate Rules Committee quietly removed its unwritten dress rule, precluding reference to members attire. The change followed a public clash in the Assembly over coats and ties, with Ken Meade resisting a tie. Jacques-Yves Cousteau addressed the Senate without prompting controversy.

Sacramento Senate Rules Committee Assembly House Senate Jacques-Yves Cousteau Ken Meade D-Berkeley Meade

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