Brown vows to blue-pencil emergency school aid bill
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. signals he will cut state funds in SB220 from 115 million to about 88 million. Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy confirms a minimum of 88 million will remain. The bill seeks extra aid and local property tax increases, with Brown previously resisting but now acknowledging schools need aid to combat inflation.
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CIA chief reveals NSA eavesdrops on Americans calls
CIA Director William Colby says the NSA eavesdrops on some American telephone and cable traffic to foreign countries and that the CIA has not counterfeited U S money or securities. He testifies before the House Intelligence Committee amid an audit of taxpayer spending. In Harrisburg, a federal judge grants delay until Aug 18 for Micki Scott’s grand jury appearance in the Patty Hearst disappearance case.
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Insurance industry under fire over malpractice reform in California
Sacramento Union reports Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy accuses insurers of stalling on reform bills and keeping options open for 3 to 5 years. Senate Insurance Committee delays major malpractice bill after four hours of testimony. ACIC spokesman says data to price reform is unavailable.
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Leo T. McCarthy
California
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D-Eureka
Edward Levy
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Ford may reconvene Congress for energy drive
GOP leaders say President Ford is considering a special session after a month-long recess to push an energy program. Senators Roth and Conable report discussions with Ford during a dinner honoring Japan’s Takeo Miki and with energy chief Zarb, Morton, and Rumsfeld.
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Chief Davis blasts women's lif movement criticizes mothers and crime
Los Angeles police chief Edward M. Davis warned of a coming crime wave driven by what he called neglectful mothers and a liberated stance by women. He urged fear of future violence and claimed rising crime will worsen as liberal attitudes expand.
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California assembly blocks public employee bargaining bill
The Democratic Rules Committee rejected a waiver to allow immediate effect, effectively killing the public employee collective bargaining bill for this year. Gov. Brown noted possible revival in 1976, while the California Federation of Labor and UC students reached a compromise on representation at bargaining sessions.
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Governor backs bill to bail out unemployment fund
Day in Sacramento reports Governor endorses a bill to rescue the bankruptcy-threatened unemployment insurance fund by raising employer contributions to nearly 600 million dollars. Schools would gain about 88 million in additional state aid from a pending emergency measure. The Assembly committees approved Ways and Means on malpractice coverage for scarce providers. The Revenue and Taxation panel defeated a bill to impose heavy license fees on 1971 75 cars achieving under ten miles per gallon.
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