Senate Passes Antismut Legislation in California
SACRAMENTO UPS The Senate approved a Dimocratic,Gov. Reagan backed bill to bar sales or exposure of harmful matter to under 18 with a 26 to 6 vote. The measure, sent to the Assembly, carves limited parent and educational exemptions and faces uncertain fate amid opposition over potential crime.
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Lawmaker proposes income based college fees in California
Sacramento Republican Assembly Minority Leader Robert Monagan proposed a bill to scale state college charges by family income. The plan links new charges to UC regents actions and sets brackets from 10 000 to 50 000 dollars income, with fees from 30 to 630 dollars annually. Regents may act in April on tuition alongside proposed charges.
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Wyman says LBJ is underdog after RFK visit
California's Democratic committeeman Eugene Wyman said Johnson probably trails Kennedy in the state’s primary, but he believes Johnson will wear well over time. With Kennedy mobbed by supporters on his visit, pro Johnson Democrats push renewed vigor into the campaign. Separately, the Navy and National Park Service delayed plans to lease tidelands off San Miguel Island for oil drilling.
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Reagan's Space Plan Aims to Cut State Office Space
Sacramento California Gov Ronald Reagan announced an office space plan from his economy and efficiency task force to save taxpayers 87.5 million yearly over a decade by reducing state office space about 25 percent from 9 to 6.7 million square feet. The plan sets new space standards for state employees and will terminate private leases as they expire where possible.
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State employs charge brainwash in California memo
In Sacramento, State Veterans Affairs director James E. Johnson faced accusations from the California State Employer Association that he promoted Gov. Reagan's creative society via out and out thought control. Johnson denied the charge, calling the memo a request and not a directive while highlighting threats against his family by racists.
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Serious crimes in California jump in 1967
A state report released by Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch shows California recorded 475,835 serious crimes in 1967, up 11.6 percent from 1966. Personal violence rose 16.8 percent, robberies up 25.5 percent, and juvenile delinquency arrests reached 323,895, with felonies climbing 19 percent, much of the rise linked to narcotics arrests.
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