Long Beach offshore airport study scaled back by bill
In Sacramento the Senate Local Government Committee backed a revised AB 2777 by Mike Cullen to direct the State Office of Planning and Research to coordinate with federal and local governments on California airport needs. The measure now applies statewide, after Cullen dropped the offshore three by five mile project amid conservation objections and prior support erosion.
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Assembly kills Reagan plan for ecological superagency
SACRAMENTO UPI The Assembly killed Gov Ronald Reagan s plan for an environmental superagency by a 41 27 party line vote sending it back to committee for study Assemblyman Mike Cullen said the plan is not adequate and should not leave the Legislature Reagan accused Democrats of petty politics in killing the proposal The Senate meanwhile approved a bill requiring backyard charcoal to carry a deadly warning starting Jan 1 and a separate measure to unify environmental agencies under a Department of Environmental Protection while abolishing the Environmental Study Council and Water Quality Advisory Committee The long coastline protection bill cleared a final hurdle in the Assembly creating new state and regional planning entities with veto power over local actions to protect access to California s 1 100 mile coastline The bill by Alan Sievety Beverly Hills passed the Assembly earlier and faced delays before final reconsideration led by Frank Belotti Eureka and networked through Robert Badham Newport Beach Belotti remained hospitalized after an accident and had his reconsideration stalled until Tuesday
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Governor bars more tax-reform bargaining
Governor Heagan says his final offer on tax reform stands and there will be no further bargaining. The $1.2 billion package was tabled as 16 days of negotiations collapsed, with talks stalling over local spending controls and how much to raise the state income tax. Democratic leader Moretti warned odds favor no resumption, while both sides exchanged information only through intermediaries. Democrats may press a $1.4 billion plan or push a balanced approach via payroll withholding, capital gains cuts, oil depletion allowances, and a minimum income tax if talks fail.
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Judge backs state on welfare kin role
A Sacramento County judge refused to halt welfare reform provisions requiring relatives and stepfathers to support recipients. He issued a temporary restraining order for three plaintiffs and set October 1 for a possible permanent order while upholding most of the measure. The ruling follows earlier suits by welfare rights groups amid the plan’s rollout. The state Supreme Court already paused a cash grant payment shift affecting roughly two thirds of recipients.
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Hayes bill to overhaul California courts defeated
Sacramento reports the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected Assemblyman James A. Hayes plan to unify Superior Municipal and Justice courts under a single system run by the State Judicial Council. Critics urged delaying action for a study mandated by the council. Sen. Zenovich's motion failed on a split vote after hours of testimony.
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Nurse choice on abortions approved in California
The California Legislature approved a bill prohibiting doctors or hospitals from requiring nurses to participate in abortions. It passed the Senate 37 to 1, with Sen. Beilensen voting no, and moves to Gov. Reagan for signature. The measure bans employer or third party pressure on workers who file a written statement citing moral ethical or religious beliefs against abortion. Violation is a misdemeanor.
Reagan veto blocks VD education bill without pupil consent
Gov Reagan vetoed a measure allowing general disease instruction in schools without requiring parental consent. The sponsor Assemblywoman Marek Fong argued for education on general disease, while Reagan cited epidemic concerns and said parental consent is not a real barrier to such programs.
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