Reagan signs press shield law and 119 other bills
California Governor Ronald Reagan signed 119 bills including measures to extend press shield protections for reporters and to require motorist financial responsibility. The package also funds BART until December 1977 with a half cent sales tax extension, and bans gas appliances with pilot lights after January 1977 to cut utility costs. The action affects Spanish language contracts, Indian education centers, and multilingual consumer contracts.
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UFR
Reagan
Bay Area Rapid Transit
BART
Heagan
San Francisco
Alameda
Constra Costa
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Reagan Based Two Positive Options On RTD Strike End
Governor Reagan urged leaders of the Southern California Transit unions to present alternative solutions to a secret membership vote to end the 46 day walkout. He described two positive options: return to work and accept RTD offers, or return to work and submit remaining issues to binding arbitration. A third option would be continuing the strike indefinitely.
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UPD
Heagat
California
Reagan
RTD
Southland
Eight Legislators Face 580000 Windfall For Vote Change
In Sacramento eight state legislators threaten to forfeit up to 580000 in early retirement checks by voting against repeal of windfall pension rights totaling as much as 5.7 million dollars. The lawmakers sit on key Senate Rules and Assembly Public hearings panels weighing the pension repeal proposals.
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Eigh
Fune
Senate
Assembly
Mills
San Diégo
Clare Berryhill
Ceres
Robert Steves
Los Angeles
George Zenogieh
Dfresio
Joseph Kenrick
Long Beach
Wadie Deddeh
Alioto conflict cited over Steamship deal in city affairs
San Francisco prosecutors said review of the Alioto family purchase of a Steamship company shows a conflict of interest and urged Mayor Alioto to withdraw from PFEL negotiations. Alioto disputes the finding and cites a city attorney opinion. Also reported, California tax receipts for July and August hit a state record of 1.176 billion dollars, exceeding last year’s by about 144 million.
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UPE
Dist. Atty
John J. Ferdon
Joseph ‘Alioto
Ferdon
Alioto
Fast Line
PFEL
Sacramento
Houston Flourhay
Flournoy
California school buses touted as safest on roads
Sacramento reports that California Highway Patrol says school buses are the saf est vehicles on streets and highways. During the last school year 14 637 buses traveled 187 million miles with 1499 accidents, an 8 per million miles rate. No fatalities or child deaths on California school buses since 1968, except a 1972 rear end collision incident.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Highway Patrol
Impeach Reinecke bid spurs impeachment push
Democratic Assemblyman Richard Alatorre of Los Angeles urged bipartisan backing to impeach Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, convicted of perjury before a U.S. Senate panel in 1972. He plans to introduce an impeachment resolution when the Assembly meets, while a Republican aide declined comment. Reinecke faces sentencing in Washington, D.C. next Wednesday.
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UPI
Ed Reinecke
Richard Alatorre
Los Angeles
Reinecke
Assembly
Sentenc
Ing
Washington, D
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