Richardson quits as GOP caucus head over policy splits
California State Sen. Hl. L. Richardson, of Arcadia, resigns as chairman of the Senate Republican Caucus citing divergence with party leaders. He opposed the un American activities subcommittee stance and criticized Nixon revenue sharing and Reagan welfare measures. Senate President Pro Tem Mills seeks abolition of the subcommittee. rules panel to consider changes.
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Monagan seeks gut decision on governor welfare bills
SACRAMENTO UPD reports Gov Reagan introduced a three bill welfare package to curb welfare and Medi Cal costs by about 600 million annually. Assembly Minority Leader Monagan vows not to vote on budget or tax bills until welfare reform is enacted. Democrats oppose. hearings delayed at least 30 days as leaders push for a two thirds vote.
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Vote asked on ecology funds in California ballot
Senator Randolph Collier proposed a $25 billion bond issue on the next year’s ballot to fund half the cost of cleaning up all California rivers and bays. He said it is the universally agreed solution among engineers and experts and could be completed within five years.
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UC police plan grant peace officer status approved
The California Assembly voted 44 to 15 on Monday to grant University of California campus police full peace officer status and sent the measure to the Senate.
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University of California
Assembly
Senate
California bill to reclassify marijuana gains support
A bill to remove marijuana from narcotic classification and list it as a restricted dangerous drug was approved by the Assembly Health Committee in Sacramento. Committee Chairman William Campbell R Hacienda Heights led the measure, which advanced on a voice vote to the Assembly floor.
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