Stanford students protest apartheid jailed after sit in
About 200 Stanford students, white and black, were arrested after a sit in at the Old Student Union Building to oppose Stanford trustees abstaining from Ford Motor Co. stock. About 500 supporters watched as demonstrators were led to buses, charged with trespassing and failing to disperse.
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Brown urges a public utilities commission for hospitals
Gov. Brown proposed creating a Public Utilities Commission for hospitals to set rules and reduce costs across California. He warned current incentives drive inflation as doctors push services while patients consume them via third party payers. He argued some hospitals might be ordered to provide at below cost, forcing improvements or closures.
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Rival tax relief bills advance in California Senate
Senate Finance Committee backed rival tax relief proposals by Sens. Jerry Smith and Nicholas Petris after hearings. Petris would cost about 1.34 billion in 1978 79 with higher income taxes on top earners and broader renter relief, while Smith proposes roughly 66 million first year funding. Both plans use sliding scale aid, target low income homeowners, and avoid grants for high earners, with potential for a two bill path to a conference committee.
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Death penalty vote ups odds for Brown veto override
An Orange County Democrat said he will reluctantly support the death penalty, boosting the tally to 52 Assembly members in favor. If 54 votes are required to override Governor Brown, the move raises the chances of the veto being overturned.
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California Assembly OKs auto registration fee hike
California Assembly approved a bill by Walter Ingalls to raise license fees from 3.25 to 10 dollars and boost truck weight charges by 40 percent over three years. The measure, sent to the Senate 41-25, would expand legislative control over highway funding amid trucking industry and state department opposition.
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California's surplus forecast despite drought outlook grows
California's budget officer anticipates a revised revenue estimate that will exceed prior forecasts, driven by stronger income and sales taxes. Believed gains could fund homeowner and renter relief and local school finance restructuring, with growth continuing into 1977 and 1978 though not a boom.
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Assembly Bill Tightens DMV Records Privacy Measures
A bill approved by the Assembly would require the DMV to justify releasing records and to notify license holders when their records are sold. Excluded are data shared with government agencies courts lawyers or the media. Legislative staff noted the DMV has some internal guidelines and the measure moves to the Senate.
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