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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1969
Page
6
Sacramento reports the Senate rejected a bill to set bail for campus unrest leaders at 3500 dollars. The measure drew 18 votes short of the required 21 with 14 bipartisan opponents.
An Associated Hearing Aid Center offer free of charge a compact listening device not a hearing aid. It helps reduce strain from radio and TV programs and is available to people with hearing loss sent to 537 Pine Long Beach 90812 or by phone HE 20459.
Governor Reagan seeks a new Department of Navigation and Ocean Development by reorganizing Harbors and Watercraft. The plan to rename the Harbors and Watercraft Commission and shift functions from the State Lands Commission drew scrutiny from Assembly subcommittee chair Mike Cullen and witnesses who said key advisory groups were not consulted. Reginato and Dolan warned the move raises legal and policy questions the administration did not resolve.
The Assembly Ways and Means ranking Democrat said Democrats may cut Gov Ronald Reagan 6.2 billion budget by 50 to 60 million or more. He cites fat in the budget and notes a projected 145 million surplus. If enacted the cut could boost a 200 million surplus for tax relief and education. Budget approved by committee may face stalls and compromises before full Assembly vote.
In Sacramento the Assembly education subcommittee advanced a bill by Alan Sieroty to appropriate four million dollars for constructing new children's centers. Testimony from Willie Mae Addison highlighted 17 Long Beach area centers serving about 1,000 children with waiting lists. The bill awaits Education Committee ratification before moving to Ways and Means.
Sacramento readers learn a bill by Assemblywoman Yvonne Brathwaite Waite to require menu warnings about tenderizer ingredients. The measure passed the Assembly 66 to 0 and was sent to the Senate.
The Senate turned down a bill that would raise the sales tax by repealing exemptions for transportation utilities including railroads airlines and shipping lines. The controversial measure faced opposition from lawmakers arguing it would raise consumer prices.
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