Women voters urge veto of NOx repeal
The League of Women Voters of California asked Governor Brown by telegram to veto a bill repealing the NOx antismog device rule for older cars in Southern California. Delegates at a Pasadena Hilton state convention urged upholding high air quality standards, reaffirming opposition to any repeal.
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Senate to Delay Action on Air Resources Board Nominees
Senate Leader James R. Mills said he will postpone confirmation of Gay Brown's three appointees to the Air Resources Board until a government reorganization plan is considered. The Rules Committee postponed Sawyer’s nomination and resisted moving Quinn and Nichols until the plan to abolish the board and form a Department of Air Quality is decided.
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Air Resources Board
Department of Air Quality
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Mary A. Nichols
UPI
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Nichols
Los Angeles
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
University of California
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Senate panel backs Teamster farm labor bill
In Sacramento a Senate Industrial Relations panel approved a Teamster backed farm labor bill 5 to 0. Sen George Zenovich Fresno authored the measure to create an agricultural relations board to supervise elections between Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers and the Teamsters. The bill would allow farm labor strikes and ban secondary boycotts, a key UFW tactic. Chavez opposes the proposal as labor row grows.
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Senate panel passes booze tax hike in California
The Senate Health and Welfare Committee narrowly approved a bill to raise liquor taxes by 38 million annually, adding 23 cents on a fifth of wine, 2 cents on a six pack of beer, and 7 cents on a quart of hard liquor. The measure, backed by alcoholism groups and opposed by liquor interests, advances to the Finance Committee amid uncertain gubernatorial veto risk and broad debates over public health funding.
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