Meade to retire from Assembly after term
In Sacramento Assemblyman Kenneth Meade 36 announced he will retire at the end of his current term and not seek a fourth. The Berkeley Democrat cited a need to reconcile his private and public life amid several clashes with Assembly leaders including Speaker Leo McCarthy over a state vehicle loan to his ex wife. Meade said he would finish his term and serve as a representative without reelection pressures. He previously faced disputes including a confrontation in the Assembly chamber and a clash with Louis Papan.
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Brown sends farm labor proposal to Legislature
Gov. Brown backs a sweeping Agricultural Labor Relations Act of 1975 introducing secret ballot union elections and a state board to administer the law. The measure, drafted by the Brown administration, seeks coverage for farm workers not protected by federal or state labor laws and faces questions over secondary boycotts and talks with Cesar Chavez.
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Treatment not jail plan for drunks in California
California senators consider a bill to replace misdemeanor public drunkenness with 48 hour admissions to alcohol treatment centers. Counties would receive state funds to build centers by 1978, funded by higher liquor taxes. Public health officials say current law targets the poor, with many skid row cases.
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Cory refuses to pay bill for Harmer inflation survey
State Controller Kenneth Cory rejects an $11,200 charge for a survey from Decision Making Information ordered last fall by then Lt. Gov. Harmer. Harmer denies intent to influence the not yet paid by the state, while Dymally supporters call it a campaign expense. Attorneys threaten lawsuits if payment proceeds.
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Reinecke Denies Foreclosure Report Amid Fees Bid
Former Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke labeled reports of foreclosure on his Placerville ranch as absolutely true only in part. He notes no action has been taken. a fundraising dance and auction is planned to help cover $192,000 in legal fees from his Watergate perjury indictment during his 1972 gubernatorial bid.
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