Gas-Tax Vote Diverts Funds to Fight Smog in California
In Sacramento the Senate Transportation Committee voted 6-4 to divert $90 million in gasoline tax revenue from highway construction to fund rapid transit and smog research. Sen. Petris supported the move, while Sen. Walsh and chair Collier led opposition, noting prior allocations and highway needs. A companion bill would create a California Air Pollution Research Fund, and a separate measure aimed at broad tax exemptions for zero-emission vehicles failed.
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Rafferty Hits Alan Post Over Budget Criticism
Sacramento Republican state superintendent Max Rafferty said Monday that many attacks on the Department of Education by Legislative Analyst A Alan Post are groundless or dead wrong. Rafferty issued a 15 page reply to Post on the department’s operation and questioned the analyst’s scope and justification in his annual budget analysis. He noted the analyst’s criticisms overlook workload from numerous resolutions and statutes requiring studies and reports. Post had not yet seen Rafferty’s response and had no comment.
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Tuition battle forms along party lines in state
Sacramento reports show Democrats favoring tuition at California state colleges while Republicans and Gov Reagan back it. The State College Board approved fees, proposing waivers for some and up to ten years to pay for others. University of California begins 150 dollar undergrad tuition this fall, rising to 300 next year.
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Cullen Bill Now Law in California
Gov Ronald Reagan's office announced the law after Assemblyman Mike Cullen of Long Beach introduced a bill to bar state college consultants from profiting on inside information. Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke, acting governor, signed it. The measure took effect immediately and followed a controversy over a Sacramento State College housing consultant who profited from a property deal with the school.
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Speaker to gain voting seat on state college board
A subcommittee of the Assembly Education Committee approved a bill and proposed constitutional amendment to make the Speaker of the Assembly a voting member of the state college Board of Trustees. Assemblyman William Campbell urged removing the chancellor as a voting trustee, arguing the chancellor's role is administrative, not legislative.
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Activists to Destroy Colleges Warned by Dumke
Sacramento State College Chancellor Glenn Dumke told 300 business leaders and teachers that ongoing campus activism could gradually erode academic freedom. He urged administrator control, warned activists manipulate faculty, and cited a nude sociology class incident as an example.
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Senate approves sobriety measure in police procedure
SACRAMENTO APS The Senate passed 25 to 0 a bill requiring officers to inform a drunk driving suspect that he does not have the right to his attorney's advice before deciding whether to take a sobriety test.
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Redrafting of Conflict Bill OKd
In Sacramento the Assembly approved Speaker Monagan’s plan to use a minor bill as a vehicle for a new ethics law for public officials. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that struck down a 1969 disclosure law as overly broad. Monagan aims to craft a constitutional bill after studying the decision.
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