Blackmail of Teens Drives Licenses Bill Heads to Senate
In a 56-7 Assembly vote, a bill to suspend licenses of 16 and 17 year old drivers and passengers convicted of possessing marijuana drew charges of blackmail, with opponents warning it would not curb teen drug use. The measure ties to court rulings and targets narcotics offenses by juveniles, while another bill would convert 1961-68 marijuana possession felonies to misdemeanors for parolees.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Mike Cullen
Cullen
Jatin Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
John Furton
San Francisco
Edwin J. Z.berg
Burns Maneuvers to Forestall Senate Ouster by GOP
Senate leader Hugh M Burns moved to forestall a GOP bid to unseat him by appointing two Democratic rebels to key committees. Senator Anthony Beilenson was named to Revenue and Taxation, while Senator James Mills joined Insurance and Financial Institutions. Collier resigned from both committees to pave the way.
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Burns
Senate
GOP
Sacramento
UPI
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Anthony C. Beilensori
Beverly Hills
Revenue and Taxation
James R. Mills
San Delgo
Insurance and Financial Institutions
Mills
Finance and Insurance
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Collier
Exeter
Crasly
Way
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
McCarthy
Beilenson
Young Turks
Solons Ease Controls On Central Milk Regulation
The Assembly approved 54 to 18 a measure to relax state rules on certified raw milk sales, with Assemblyman Joe A. Gonsalves proposing that a county health officer must present evidence of disease or violations to a five member commission which then decides on action. Meanwhile GOP maneuvering for Burns’s Senate leadership continues amid internal rifts and potential coalitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Assembly
Gordon W. Buffy
R-Hanford
Joe A. Gonsalves
Dlit Mirada
Senate panel OKs $3200 pay raise for California legislators
SACRAMENTO The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill to raise lawmakers pay to 19200 a year from 18000 beginning Jan 4 1971 The measure sponsored by Sen James Q Wedworth of La Sabra now advances to the Senate floor for final action.
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Yhels
Finance Committee
Senate
Burns
Sen
Howard Way
Sacramento
Senate Finance Committee
James Q. Wedworth
R-La Sabra
Realism Urged by Unruh at Mesa College
Assembly Minority Leader Unruh warned students extremists threaten stability and urged choosing leaders with realistic goals. He noted exaggerated demands, discussed threats of violence on campuses, and urged peaceful means to solve racial issues while saying a Democrat has a good chance for governor.
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San Diego
UPI
Assembly
Dess Unruh
Unruh
Mesa College
Dinglewood
Far Right
Ce Re
Reagan presses UC students on urban crisis funding
Gov Ronald Reagan met with University of California student body presidents in Sacramento and heard concerns about a sharp cut in the Urban Crisis program budget from 3.6 million to 690 thousand. Charles Hitch’s budgeting priorities were cited as the reason, with Reagan saying the university should not be the principal tool for urban aid. The presidents said his image on campuses needs improvement as he discussed school and city programs.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Charles Palmer
University of California At Berkeley
Palmer
Reagan
Charles Hitch
Drummond Pike
Uc-Santa Cruz
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