San Francisco police chief resigns amid election tensions
Police Chief Alfred J. Nelder resigns after 20 months, with Deputy Chief Don Scott named as successor. Mayor Alioto accepts the resignation, noting Scott’s appointment as permanent. Nelder cites wanting another future and declines politics as a factor.
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Gap cut in Credit card control tax reform bill OKd by Assembly
Sacramento lawmakers and Gov. Reagan say they narrowed the gap on reform and property tax relief but remain days from agreement on a 1.8 billion annual shift. Parties clash over net tax increases and funding for relief, as leaders pace talks and plan to reconvene Monday morning.
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Auto repair fraud bill clears first hurdle in Assembly
In Sacramento the auto repair fraud measure cleared an Assembly committee on a voice vote after amendments shifting enforcement to the Department of Consumer Affairs. The bill would license auto repair dealers, with fees of 25 to 30 dollars, and allow suspension or revocation for fraud or negligence.
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Senate OKs bill protecting owner rights to private land
The Senate approved a measure by Sen. Lagomarsino to reverse a State Supreme Court ruling on public access to private land. The bill, sent to the governor, clarifies that public use does not automatically convert land to public domain after five years unless owners indicate intent. Owners with beachfront land must notify the public of private status or offer protections. Supporters, including the Sierra Club, warn of near million acres at risk of closure.
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Senate approves cost of living boost for state aid schools
In Sacramento the Senate passed a bill to guarantee an annual cost of living increase for school districts receiving state assistance. The measure from Sen. George Deukmejian, with a 25 1 vote, moves to the Assembly. Sen. Clark L Bradley was the sole dissenting vote.
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Sacramento committee rejects Reagan eco plan
The Assembly Governmental Organization Committee on Thursday rejected Gov. Ronald Reagan's plan to consolidate environmental agencies as limited and superficial. An eight page report said the plan would not improve current pollution programs and could harm existing environmental activities. The report was adopted on a party line vote and goes to the lower house for a floor presentation on Tuesday.
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