Reagan vetoes stand as lawmakers fail override bid
In Sacramento, Gov. Ronald Reagan kept a veto-driven veto record after two days of attempts to override collapsed. Absentees tilting the Senate left many GOP and Democratic overrides defeated, with only one Democrat loitering in the Assembly chamber.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Senate
Assembly
Mervyn M. Dymally
John L. Harmer
Keene
Eureka
Quimby
San Bernardino
Acai-Zberg
Weather chills sweep from Great Lakes to St. Lawrence
Students in Chicago shivered as unseasonable cold hit classrooms. Western Great Lakes to St. Lawrence Valley residents also felt the first taste of a cold snap.
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United Press International
Chicago
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Valley
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Adirondack Mountains
East
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Nude male teacher rebuffed
Victor Valley Joint Union High School District trustees ordered the dismissal of physical education teacher Lou Zivkovich for posing nude in Playgirl magazine. The report notes a Milwaukee area teacher fired earlier for similar conduct and cites community conservatism as a factor.
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Apple Valley
Calif
UPI
Lou Zivkovich
Victor Valley Joint Union High School
Playgirl
Milwaukee Area
William Tarr
Kootenai Tribe Plans Washington D C Delegation Visit
The Kootenai Indian tribe of Idaho will send five members to Washington D C to negotiate a final settlement for 1.6 million acres of ancestral land. Tribal spokesman Doug Wheaton says success could end the tribe’s conflict with the United States, seeking $2.8 million and 128000 acres for a reservation.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
UPI
Washington, D.C
Doug Wheaton
United States
U.S
Brown and Flournoy clash on school finances and strikes
California gubernatorial candidates Edmund G. Brown Jr. and Houston I. Flournoy differed on public education finances and teachers strikes. Brown backed collective bargaining with court rights to prevent strikes and binding arbitration, while Flournoy opposed strikes and warned arbitration could erode a school boards tax and budget powers. Brown rejected a statewide property tax and proposed a power equalizing funding formula. Flournoy supported a basic state property tax to cover costs and general fund use.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Houston I. Flournoy
Big Five Association of Public School Districts
Brown
Flournoy
Anti-bus strike bill fails in Assembly
A bill to end the seven week strike by 4000 bus drivers and mechanics in the Southern California Rapid Transit District died in the Assembly. The Senate had adjourned and no floor vote was possible. The Labor Relations Committee had approved AB4537 6-2 though the measure never reached the floor.
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Dymally
Harmer
California
Senate
Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Assembly Labor Relations Committee
Assembly Revises Signature Verification and Unemployment Benefits
The Assembly passed multiple measures including AB3112 revising how qualified electors signatures are verified and extending unemployment benefits to next April under SB2482. Other actions covered taxes, pensions, and public costs with several vetoes sustained or overridden.
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Doakland
Alan Robbins
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San Diego
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Santa Barbara
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California Public Telecommunications Council
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Lompoc Record
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