Vetoes Move to Repeal Governor Appointed Municipal Judge Bill
Sacramento action vetoes AB557 affecting a law that lets the governor appoint a municipal court judge though the seat was filled by election. Senate moves to empower San Francisco Bay Commission members to appoint substitutes on the board. Funeral license reforms and public school district duties tighten penalties and oversight. Army flood relief in Isleton lingers with levee repair timelines. Destinations include Sacramento and San Francisco with multiple state bills advancing or stalling.
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No fault car insurance bill faces crucial Senate hearing
California's last surviving major no fault bill the Fenton Long Act heads to a Senate hearing. The compromise sets a modified no fault system from 1974 through 1979 with $5000 per person per accident and a $1000 medical threshold for extra damages. Reagan allies say it comes closest to his aims while administration stance remains undecided. Separately the Senate Finance Committee killed two rival bills backed by Song and Moscone amid consumer group opposition and industry concerns.
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McGovern still short of delegates for first ballot win
McGovern aides report a delegate shortfall after an initial overcount and expect a resolution today or Wednesday. He campaigns in Oklahoma City and San Antonio while Democrats meet in Washington to finish the platform and resolve delegate disputes. Senators Kennedy and Daley offered cautious support as McGovern tours the Southwest and South.
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Hikers blamed for bear attack in Yellowstone park
Park officials say Phillip Crow Bradberry and Harry Walker did everything wrong by camping in a off limits area and leaving food unsecured. The 400 pound grizzly killed Walker, a 25 year old from Anniston Alabama, the first in 30 years at Yellowstone. Bradberry and Walker encountered the bear around 1 am Sunday.
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California plan would place four year olds in school system
The Assembly Ways and Means committee sent to the floor a plan by state schools chief Wilson Riles to enroll four year olds in school and to restructure K through third grade. The measure, approved 11-5, includes a five year phase in costing about 1 billion dollars but faces Finance Department objections to its breadth.
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Policemen Rescue Burning Girls In Flaming Car Crash
In Los Angeles two policemen forced into a blazing car past two dead occupants to rescue two teenage girls trapped in the rear seat as flames from a ruptured gas tank engulfed the vehicle. Officers Gary Alvarez and Charles Scott pulled the girls to safety amid bystander attempts to fight the fire.
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Hawaii dock talks avert strike as deadline nears
Gov. John A. Burns brokered a settlement in Hawaii’s dock talks with the ILWU and industry agreeing to stop the clock. He predicts a new contract by Monday 12:01 am HST with an 82 cent wage increase and 900 longshore workers continuing to work. A local strike could cripple Hawaii’s economy and cargo flow.
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