Coastal law reshapes California coast commission plan
The 1976 coastal law changes create a permanent California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission with six regional bodies. Local governments will prepare land use plans, and the state will approve coastal development, with deadlines for boundaries and guidelines. Power plant siting and port operations receive new oversight, affecting projects from housing to tanker facilities.
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Property rights debate fuels Prop. 14 fight in California
In Sacramento a clash over private property rights dominates the Prop. 14 farm labor fight, with Cesar Chavez leading the union against anti-14 campaigns. Chavez argues the issue is workers’ right to vote on a union, while growers insist state law already protects access for organizers. The measure would re enact a 1975 secret ballot law and include the access rule, affecting national politics as Carter backs Prop. 14 and Senate races loom.
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