Solon Health Officer Row Over Raw Milk Issue
Assemblyman Joy Gonsalves vows to seek firing of Los Angeles County Health Officer Dr. Gerald Heidbreder unless he shifts on raw milk policy. He would push a resolution backing certified raw milk for consumers while criticizing veto of AB 602 and arguing for dairymen rights amid a public health debate.
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Goldwater Junior Seeks Solon Title
Barry Goldwater Jr. enters a California congressional race in Los Angeles facing Democrat John K. Van de Kamp. Goldwater, 30, a stockbroker, seeks the seat vacated by Ed Reinecke the Republican lieutenant governor appointee. Van de Kamp, 33, Stanford Law graduate, baker family founder, ran in the April primary runoff.
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Judicial Veto Bill Hits Snag in State Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly Judiciary Committee blocked a bill by Assemblyman William T. Bagley to create judicial review commissions with power to approve or reject a governor's appointments to the bench. The measure would amend the constitution to require commission confirmation of any appointment, contrasting with Reagan backed pre appointment qualifications review.
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Oxy students begin hunger strike over military recruiting
Five professors and 20 students at Occidental College initiate a hunger strike to block military recruiters on campus. A Radical Coalition spokesperson says the fast will continue until recruiting is halted and recruiters are barred from campus. Nixon signs lifetime free mailing privileges for Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower in a related Washington report.
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Trustees Adopt Neutral Stance on Campus Disorder Legislation
Los Angeles state educators, in a State College Trustee committee vote, expressed temporary neutrality on proposed campus disorder bills. They will await final package from a joint legislative committee after reviewing 79 proposals. The trustees oppose granting collective bargaining rights to state college employees and reject a Senate measure stripping tenure for strike actions as unnecessary interference.
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Speedup clash in California legislature over early adjournment
GOP and Democrats Clash in Sacramento over a plan to speed the assembly into finishing all bills by May 30. Republican Leader W Craig Biddle touted added committee hearings and weekend sessions while Democratic whip Willie L Brown Jr said the caucus was not consulted. Speaker Robert T Monagan aimed for a June 6 adjournment as lawmakers balance district travel with aims for a quick finish.
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