Governor, Catholic leaders meet over labor rules
The Governor meets five Roman Catholic leaders and lawmakers to discuss rival agricultural labor relations bills. A contract is signed to renew the Youth Authority and Los Angeles County agreement to house local juvenile offenders in state facilities. The Senate confirmed Brown appointees including Clair Dedrick health and welfare secretary and Rose Bird agriculture and services secretary. A ban on lawmakers newsletters at public expense is introduced. The Assembly passed a smoking measure allowing high schools to create student smoker areas. Malpractice insurers must pool to cover counties lacking coverage.
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Spring winds sweep across New Mexico and Midwest storms
Strong gusts up to 60 mph hit New Mexico as powerful storms lash the Midwest. A 75-foot utility pole knocked out Albuquerque power for about 30 minutes. The Civil Air Patrol paused a missing plane search near Santa Fe but plans to resume. Snow showers hit northern Arizona into Utah, with up to two inches per hour.
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Malpractice insurance bill passes easily in Assembly
California Assembly approves AB818 to pool liability insurers for medical malpractice coverage in counties lacking it. The bill, praised by supporters as a stopgap amid a crisis, moves to the Senate as Argonaut Insurance plans to drop such coverage after May 1, risking thousands of doctors losing insurance.
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California adopts 1977 evaporative emissions rules for new cars
The California Air Resources Board unanimously adopts evaporative emission standards for 1977 model year vehicles. ARB says tests show evaporative HC emissions exceed tailpipe outputs, with some cars averaging about 2 grams per mile before rules cut to roughly 0.6 grams. Quinn calls the move a major step toward cleaner air despite industry complaints over lead time.
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