Accord on tax relief for elderly faces funding split
In Sacramento lawmakers approve a $46 million boost to senior property tax relief, raising the income limit for eligibility from $3,250 to $5,000 next July. Financing sources remain undecided as Senate and Assembly negotiators seek final agreement amid looming adjournment and a $310 million budget gap.
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Senate and Assembly OK Congress redistricting plan
In Sacramento the Senate approved a congressional reapportionment plan 24 to 6, creating five new House seats including a Black district in south central Los Angeles. California will have 43 congressional seats after the 1972 elections, with two likely to Democrats, two to Republicans, and one to a third party. Assembly leaders also endorsed a parallel plan, while some Democrats protested its drawing of the 37th District.
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Alex Garcia
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All-star presidential primary bills gain Assembly approval
California moves toward an all-star presidential primary with three bills. One would mimic Oregon's system for nationally designated contenders, with candidates unable to withdraw unless they swear they are not a candidate. Other measures let each party run its own open primary and override the other's choices. An additional hospital bill seeks to bar state hospital class action before July 1972.
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Senate OKS 6 Percent Pay Rise for Highway Patrol
The Senate voted 27-6 to approve a 6 per cent pay increase for Highway Patrolmen, sending the measure by Sen. George R. Moscone to the Assembly. Opponents noted similar boosts were denied to other state employees. It was described as a modest increase.
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George R. Moscone
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Assembly passes child abuse bill new law aimed at reporting
The measure cleared the Assembly 62 to 0 and moves to the governor. Assemblyman Leo J. Ryan, D-BurJingham, backs requiring teachers and social workers to report suspicious injuries, mandating parental counseling for custody return, and ordering removal of custody if abuse recurs. A court‑appointed counsel may represent the abused child at custody hearings.
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