Willie Brown leans toward praise for Gov Jerry Brown
Sacramento AP Gov Brown receives cautious praise from Willie Brown and Oakland Assemblyman John Miller as the governor earns support from Black Caucus members for policies and an independent probe into Taft racial incidents. Brown’s past sharp criticism gives way to tempered optimism amid ongoing tensions with the legislature.
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Brown to Meet Steve McQueen Over Helmet Law
Sacramento AP reports Governor Brown planned a meeting with actor Steve McQueen to discuss mandatory protective helmets for motorcyclists. McQueen asked for the talks. Brown aides say Brown’s stance leans against helmet mandates as a matter of personal choice. California risks federal highway funds up to 47 million dollars yearly due to lack of a helmet law, with agencies reportedly pressing for action.
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Handgun curbs legal State Legislature told
SACRAMENTO UPI proposed legislation restricting handgun possession would not violate the U.S. Constitution, according to George H. Murphy in an opinion requested by Sen. W. Richardson and Assemblyman Alan Sieroty. The measure would outlaw purchase possession or transfer of handguns except for police, gun clubs, and bank employees.
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Mothers Demand Free Child Care Sit-In With Gov Brown
About 15 angry mothers with infants met Gov. Brown for a five hour sit in to press for free child care and new funding. They criticized unmet campaign promises while concerns about unemployment and federal child care rules were voiced. Brown pledged to act and humanize the administration in response.
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Legislation Clears Path for Seniors to Study at State Universities
A bill by Sen. Alfred Alquist to allow senior citizens to enroll in state universities in Long Beach and San Jose received Senate approval with a 25-11 vote and was sent to the governor. The measure awaits Assembly amendments before final action.
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