Cullen Presides Over Turbulent California Assembly Session
Long Beach Assemblyman Mike Cullen presided for a moment and then for nearly two and a half hours during a volatile session over a bid by W Craig Biddie to set blood alcohol presumption at .10. Cullen ruled against Speaker Jesse Unruh on key points as the roll call went on and the chamber debated amid heated protests from both parties.
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Sacramento
Long Beach
Mike Cullen
Cullen
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Patrick D. McGee
W. Craig Biddie
Riverside
Biddle
Don Mulford
R Oakland
Biddie
Unruh
James
Driscoll
Driscol
Governor's Age Measure Killed by Senate Panel
Sacramento API A measure to raise the minimum gubernatorial candidate age from 21 to 30 was killed by the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee. Sen Clark L Bradley R San Jose said 30 matches the U S Senate requirement and that qualifications for president and governor are similar. California requires only that a candidate be a qualified voter.
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Sacramento
API
Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee
Sen
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
United States
U.S
California
Distinctive neck wear in Sunny Pastel Shirts
An advertisement highlights half sleeve Permanent Press Dacron polyester tricot shirts in sunny pastels. The piece markets lustre-rich fabrics and a price of five dollars for distinctive neck wear.
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Dacron
United States
Bond's
Reagan Welfare Cut Passes Senate Without Dissent
In Sacramento the Senate approved a welfare reform bill 27 to 0, sending to the Assembly a plan by Sen. Robert J. Stevens to trim costs by about 3.6 million dollars yearly. The measure would end welfare payments for totally disabled adults 18 or older who have financially well off parents, requiring family contributions based on income and size. Stevens projected state savings near 3 million and county savings around 500 thousand.
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Assembly
Robert J. Stevens
Los Angeles
Stevens
Rumford Open Housing Act repeal stalls in Senate
In Sacramento UPI Sen John G Schmitz of Rustin fails to move his repeal of the Rumford Open Housing Act after a revised bill trims the FEPC from seven to five members. The NAACP urged killing it. Burns admonished Schmitz no votes were available.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
NAACP
Schmitz
Senate Polcy Committee
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Dfresno
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