Unruh Sees Legislature Independence as Legacy
Jess Unruh reflects after stepping down as California Assembly speaker amid tribute. He argues for a more independent legislature vs the governor’s office and favors a unicameral system to cut costs, while stressing the need for clear accountability and continued reform under a new governor-elect Ronald Reagan rival.
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Senate Executed Ecology Bills, Speaker Charges
Sacramento Assembly speaker Robert J Managan says the Senate dismissed major environmental bills. He blames a strong highway lobby for killing measures including a proposal allowing counties to use state highway funds for smog research and rapid transit systems. He warns retaliation awaits Assembly programs and notes other environmental initiatives were defeated.
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Reagan Signs Bill Reopening Old California Bar Signs
Sacramento UPI Gov Reagan signed a bill allowing saloons and bars to display signs declaring their status restoring a piece of state history. The move enables barrooms to resume old signage practices and reflects a shift in public comfort with drinking establishments.
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Tough Suroy Bill Signed By Governor On Pollution Fine
Governor Ronald Toaga signed a bill Thursday authorizing a 1000 a day fine on air polluters. The measure targets private and public entities violating pollution abatement orders issued by the state air resources board. Vehicle exemptions are noted for a deer air pollution control district.
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Plan to Use Road Funds for Smog Control Defeated
SACRAMENTO The Assembly defeated a proposal to divert highway funds to smog control and public transit. The plan would have allowed up to 25 percent of funds for smog research and transit. A constitutional amendment failed 44-41, though a parliamentary move kept it technically alive for reconsideration Thursday. If approved by voters, cities could access state highway funds for transit and air quality projects. The highway budget totals about $1 billion. analysts noted about 110 million annually could be redirected if enacted.
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