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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1975

Page

4

Senate approves anti crime bill in California

The State Senate passed an anti crime measure by a 3 to 0 vote and sent it to Governor Brown. Introduced by Sen Deukmejian the bill would grant probation for gun use in certain felonies and follows President Ford's call for tougher crime laws after a Wednesday assassination attempt.

Sacramento Senate Ford Peers Deukmejian Long Beach Brown Assembly Ate Deukmejian

Safeguard law limits down payments for home repairs

California Governor Brown signed a measure to shield homeowners from unscrupulous contractors. Effective January 1, it bans full prepayment and caps down payments at 100 dollars or 1 percent of the contract, whichever is greater, while prohibiting payment for unfinished work.

Sacramento Brown Ofice Vincent Thomas D. San Pedro Thomas

Assembly OKs malpractice bill in Sacramento

The California Assembly voted 57 to 20 to accept Senate amendments to a major malpractice bill aimed at lowering medical liability insurance rates and averting a doctors strike. Assemblyman Barry Keene sought a conference committee but the Assembly overrode him and sent the measure to Gov. Brown, though Rep. John Knox moved to reconsider at a later session. The governor's position remains undecided.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Senate Coheny Brown John Knox Richmond California John Thurman Modesto

California Senate OKs schools bargaining bill for teachers

The California Senate approved a bill creating a three member educational employment relations board to oversee a single bargaining unit for up to 450000 teachers and school employees from kindergarten to community colleges. The measure, backed by major education groups, passed 25 to 7 and now goes to Gov. Brown who has previously opposed piecemeal broadening of collective bargaining powers.

Sacramento UPD Senate Brown Assembly Senate Education Committee Albert Rodda Berkeley Superintendent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles Educational Employment Relations Board Rodda Legis California Teachers Association United Teachers of Los Angeles California Federation of Teachers California School Boards Association An Wi

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