California Governor Signs Broad Law Packages
Gov. Brown signs bills allowing girls under 18 to obtain contraceptives without parental consent and adds six nonattorneys to the State Bar of California board. The package includes industry regulators on boards, school record protection, sodomy with a minor felony, and other reforms across agencies.
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Scientists date skeletons across California over 40,000 years
Dr. Jeffrey Bada of Scripps Institute says five to eight more human skeletons dating beyond 40,000 years have been found near Sunnyvale and Oceanside with sites near La Jolla. The 48,000 year old skull found in Del Mar in 1974 confirmed ages exceed 28,000 years, aligning amino acid dating with carbon-14 results.
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Regents Send UC Budget Figures For 1976 77
Regents in Los Angeles were told the University of California proposes a 660.1 million dollar budget for 1976 77 plus salary increases. The plan includes 89 million capital outlay and 38.6 million in health science bond issue funds with major funding from state and federal sources.
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California Bar chief urges veto of malpractice bill
Brent M. Abel of San Francisco told Governor Brown to veto the Legislature's major malpractice bill. He called it hysterical and irrational, saying it strips basic consumer rights without insurer reforms and cites the pending insurance investigation. Brown has not indicated a decision, with a deadline looming next Tuesday.
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Brown signs legalization of charity bingo
Gov. Brown signed legislation creating controls for charitable bingo if approved by voters next year. The bill by Assemblyman Leroy Greene requires public access, prohibits operator salaries, and allows local agencies to levy license fees on each charity.
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