Senate Approves Reagan's Tough Pornography Bills
SACRAMENTO The Senate quickly approved Gov Reagan's antipornography bills toughening regulation of sellers to adults and youths. One measure sets a stricter age standard and penalties up to 5000 fine and a year in jail for first offenses. A second targets material for special groups and bans lurid ads. The bills advance to the Assembly with GOP control aiding passage.
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Senate
Ronald Reagan
George Moscone
San Francisco
Robert Lagomarsino
Rojas
Assembly
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Tower House
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Thomas C. Lynch
Assemblyman Crown Amends Drug Labeling Bill in Sacramento
Assemblyman Robert W. Crown said on Wednesday he amended his truth in drug labeling bill to extend manufacturers time to comply. He hopes the change will sway opposition and pass the measure in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Robert W. Crown
Regents Reject Plan to Screen Promotions
Two UC Berkeley professors urged defeat of Regent Edwin Patley’s motion to require regent approval for faculty promotions. Kadish and Raleigh warned the plan would affect promotion to associate and full professor and could extend to older professors. They cited a hostile climate amid campus disturbances as context for their warning.
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University of California At Berkeley
Edwin Patley
Sandford Kadish
Berkeley Academic Senate
John Releigh
Senate
Richard Powell
UCLA
Kadish
Raleigh
Regent
Recall Drive Fund Ban Passes Assembly
The California Assembly approved a bill by James A. Hayes to bar using campaign funds for personal expenses in initiative and recall drives. Violators face up to $5000 and two years in prison. both sides must report expenditures to the secretary of state. The measure moves to the Senate for action.
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Tower House
James A. Hayes
BeLong Beach
Senate
Secretary of State
Hayes
Assembly Elections and Constitutional Amendments Committee
Sayings and Loan Company
Reagan
Legal Bingo Bill Dies in Assembly Committee
Sacramento wa an Assembly committee killed legislation to legalize bingo Wednesday after clergy and lawmakers argued gambling is a disease not to be expanded in California. The bill would have allowed cities or counties to permit bingo in nonprofit groups, with a two thirds vote to place it before voters. Police Chief Clinton Wright resigned after a bar fight in Fremont. Wright had been hospitalized following the incident.
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Binoo
Harvey Chinn
Faith United Methodist Church
Northern California
Fremont UP
Clinton Wright
Fremont
Don Driggs
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