Brown mail shows support for economy and restraint on marijuana
A UPI summary of Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s first two months shows Californians favor government economy and oppose public employe collective bargaining and decriminalizing marijuana. Most mail praised efficiency, car choice, and opposed strikes, while timber moratorium requests drew the largest letter volume.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Plymouth
Brown backs broad labor bill but with cautions on details
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr praises theSenate labor measure SB275 as a potential model for the country while withholding full endorsement. He favors the general outlines, aims to unite teachers boards of education police and sanitation workers with mayors and county supervisors, but warns of thousands of words and possible compromises. The proposal would allow organizing bargaining arbitration strikes and lockouts with lengthy negotiations to avert work stoppages.
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Ronald Reagan
North Coast
Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ralph C. Dills
D-Gardena
Senate Governmental Organization Committee
Boards of Education
Governor Brown Eyes Consensus on Major Bargaining Bill
Governor Brown met with an Assembly committee chair for lunch and told reporters a consensus on the legislature major collective bargaining bill was near. Herbert Rhodes named director of the Department of Parks and Recreation. Senate panels approved a $20 million yearly tax provision allowing insurers to deduct property taxes from state taxes. Senate and Assembly action on smog device repeal for 1.9 million Los Angeles used cars moves forward.
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Sacramento
United Press International
Brown
Assembly
Herbert Rhodes
Stanford University
Department of Parks and Recreation
Senate
Roberts
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Region
Rains
Ventura
State housing bill stalls in Senate panel after Easter
The Senate Local Government Committee abandoned a compromise draft of a 450 million housing bill amid a flood of amendments. Aimed at adding 10 000 housing units yearly, the plan would fund low interest loans via state bonds. The Assembly panel planned to take up its version today as delays continue.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Assembly
Brown
Inter-Tribal Council of American Indians
Rains bill to repeal smog unit rule advances
California Assembly Transportation Committee moves SBA41 by Sen. Omer Rains toward approval after a months-long stall. The bill would end a NOX device mandate for 1966 to 1970 Los Angeles South Coast cars, taking effect with Gov. Brown's signature and pending Ways and Means.
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UPI
Los Angeles
Assembly Transportation Committee
Ways and Means
Assembly
Brown
Tom Quinn
State Air Resources Board
Ments Rains
South Coast Air Basin
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Orange
San Bernardino
Riverside
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