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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1972

Page

7

Senate OKs repeal for key Reagan welfare reform

The California Senate approved repealing a portion of the 1971 Welfare Reform Act, rolling back provisions tying benefits to adult children of recipients. The measure passed 27 to 10, matching Assembly gains, with Democrats criticizing the policy as discriminatory and harmful to families. A separate public notice from Dulin C. Storms states he will not be responsible for debts after May 4, 1972.

Gov. Reagan Senate Assembly Dulin C. Storms Botak Gath Long Meneh Cait

Notice of Intended Bulk Transfer in Long Beach

Notice to creditors and the public that Richard Marris and James D. Collister are involved in a bulk transfer of a gasoline service station inventory and related property located at 3955 East Ocean, Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California. The sale is through Westward Escrow Co with closing date to be set. interested parties may object in writing.

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Welfare workers pay ruled legal

The state paid 222 Social Welfare Department employees whose April checks were held up pending a legal opinion. The attorney general’s guidance said the workers were legally on the payroll, clearing the way for payment after the State Controller’s office released the funds. Assemblyman Burton had questioned hiring 32 attorneys not authorized by the Finance Department.

Social Welfare Department State Controller Attorney General's Office John Burton San Francisco State Finance Department

Senate OKs bill to cut jury size to six

The California Senate revived and passed a proposed constitutional amendment to reduce juries from 12 to six members. Alfred Long, D Monterey Park, led the drive after the measure had failed last month. The opinion cited 22 lawyers and a May 1971 Finance Department approval, while the audit office said the listing of lawyers as permanent staff was illegal.

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Department Changes From Permanent To Temporary Status

In a recent payroll roster change the department converted the %2 positions from permanent to temporary status.

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