Assembly passes new antipornography bill in California
The California Senate approved Sen. John Harmer's antipornography measure by a 23 to 10 vote sending it to the Assembly. It would make it a misdemeanor to sell to minors films, photos, or writing depicting nudity or sexual content including Playboy to anyone under 18. Critics call the bill an overreach while supporters argue it defends moral standards. In a separate note, CAPE KENNEDY reports Intelsat 4 satellite shifts to final orbit for service across Africa Asia Australia and Europe. It was launched by Atlas Centaur and costs 29.5 million dollars with service expected next month.
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Nixon aide attacks press conference questions as flabby
John Ehrlichman said Nixon dislikes press conference questions he calls flabby and dumb. He described reporters as preoccupied with their own interests and said such questions fail to elicit useful information for the public. Ehrlichman spoke on a taped TV panel interview to air Saturday.
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Cost criticism of care centers in California
A statewide study by the California Social Welfare Department finds faulty administration in child care centers cost federal funds. It notes 11 percent of certifiable children were not claimed last December, threatening $984000 in state savings and $3.9 million with federal matching.
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Nation's weather heads for heat with widespread storms
United Press International reports hot muggy conditions across the nation with a cold front triggering showers and thunderstorms in the midsection. Temperatures over 90 degrees expected in many areas as storms band from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes bringing hail gusty winds and heavy rain.
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Reagan Budget Moves Toward Final Action Amid Budget Debate
The 7.95 billion compromise state budget advances after a Democratic-Republican conference committee vote. It includes 263 million for local schools and raises for state employees and University of California staff, while trimming some aides’ funding. The measure awaits Senate debate and needs Reagan’s signature by July 1 to avoid a budgetless start.
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Secret talks mark Hawaii longshore era amid strike countdown
In Honolulu, longshoremen (ILWU) pressed for a new contract as the union warned of a 72-hour strike clock. An economist warned a walkout would devastate Hawaii’s recoveries, with docks at risk of shutdown and suppliers routing goods by air. The ILWU Local 142 met to decide talks vs strike after a year of expired contract, with wages, 38-hour week, and a $500 pension core issues.
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Governor Nominee Named to State Colleges Board
Governor nominates Richard A. Garcia of Glendale to the California State Colleges and University Board of Trustees. Senate passes anti smut bill SB699 targeting minors buying obscene material. Assembly considering SB730 and other measures.
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Brown Criticized by Democrats Over State Office Practices
California Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. faces sharp scrutiny from Democratic legislators as they cut funding for his Century City field office and demand a cost effectiveness study. The conference committee also orders relocation to the downtown state building by next January and reduces salaries of two aides. Brown, 34, seen as a 1974 frontrunner, draws scrutiny from lawmakers aligned with speaker Moretti and Senate leader Moscone.
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