Defers Authority to Parents on Sex Education Bill Wins Vote
Sacramento Senate Education Committee backs a bill to let parents deny sex education for their children and review materials. The measure, by Sen. John G. Schmitz, moves to the full Senate with a companion resolution seeking a districtwide freeze on new sex education programs.
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UPL
Senate Education Committee
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Senate
Schmitz
Schmit
Lehmitz
Mateo
Schimitz
Assembly Committee OKs Antidrug-Use Measure
The Republican led Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee approved a bill making it a misdemeanor to be under the influence of LSD, amphetamines or other dangerous drugs. The bill sent to the full Assembly on a split vote faced opposition claiming it would harass minorities and youth while supporters say it would deter drug abuse and extend existing narcotics laws.
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Republican — Controlled
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Peter F. Schabarum
R-Covilla
John Viise
Cancellos
D-San Jose
Carl W. Anderson
Alameda County
Alan Lieraty
Beverly Hills
Committee
Frank Murphy Jr
Santa Cruz
Michael S. Sands
Sacramento County
Vasconellos
Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco
Anderson
Senate Panel Rejects Campus Violence Bill
SACRAMENTO RP a bill to suspend students from groups involved in campus violence on public campuses was rejected by the Senate Education Committee. Senator Whelmore said the measure targeted groups emphasizing racial or ethnic differences. The sponsor cited Citizens for Law Enforcement Needs of Los Angeles. The panel also rejected Bradley’s bill to pay state college teachers teaching more than 12 units weekly.
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California Teachers Association
California School Boards Association
Education Committee
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
Sacramento
Senate Education Committee
James Whelmore
R-La Mabra
George R. Iloscone
San Francisco
The
Citizens For Law Enforcement Needs
Los Angeles
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Stier questions 101500 police pay for Reagan protection
In Sacramento Sen. Walter W. Stier condemned a 101500 emergency appropriation to cover salaries for new state police assigned to protect Gov. Ronald Reagan. He called it unnecessary and said lawmakers already protect themselves. The issue arose amid a 3.76 million deficit bill advancing 27 to 6 in the Senate.
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UPS
Walter W. Stier
Ronald Reagan
Stiern
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Support Urged for Bay Conservation Bill
In Sacramento, President Reagan's administration and San Francisco state Senator Milton Marks backed a bill to extend the Bay Conservation and Development Commission. The agency would lapse 90 days after the Legislature adjourns unless renewed, and Marks warned a failure to pass would be a tragedy.
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San Francisco Bay
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The
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Free Hearing Aid Trial Offer From Associated Hearing Aid Center
Advertising copy promotes a new easily worn listening device offered free of charge to people with hearing loss through Associated Hearing Art Center and Dahlberg Hearing Aids. Readers are urged to call HE 20459 or write Hear Better at 537 Pine, Long Beach, asking for one device per person with no obligation.
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Dahlberg
Pine
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