Assembly OKs bill to shield rape victims from court sexual history
In a broad vote, the Assembly approved a bill limiting prosecutors and defense from probing a rape victim's past sexual life in open court. The measure, by Sen. Alan Robbins, would require a judge to approve in rare cases after a written motion, aiming to reduce embarrassment while preserving fair trial rights.
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UPS
Senate
Alan Robbins
D-Van Nuys
Assembly
John T. Knox
Richmond
Knox
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Younger faults U.S. on coastal oil push
California Attorney General Evelle Younger filed suit in Los Angeles to block federal consideration of offshore oil lease sites without an environmental impact statement. He said areas off Santa Monica Bay Santa Barbara Channel and San Pedro Bay could be opened without data on environmental costs or demand. Senator Alphonzo Bell urged blocking drilling in Santa Monica Bay citing its heavy recreational use and oil spill risks.
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Evelle Younger
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission
Santa Monica
San Pedro Bays
Santa Barbara Channel
Robert O'Brien
Interior Department
Ready
Younger
Alphonzo Bell
R-Calif
Santa Monica Bay
Bell
Senate panel backs or delays smog device program
Senate Finance Committee approved a bill to abolish almost all nox device installations and sent it to the full Senate. A second measure would let the State Capital Air Resources Board delay the program during energy shortages citing higher gasoline use.
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UPS
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
John Holmdahl
Oakland
South Coast
Bay Area
San Diego
California
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
State Capital Air Resources Board
Bradley
Assembly OKs plans for car-registration switch
The Assembly approved a Reagan administration backed plan to transfer four million dollars to the Teale Data Center and move DMV data processing into the computer complex. A companion four million measure was delayed with a vote planned next week. If enacted, California could begin staggered automobile registration by 1976 amid past computer installation delays.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Mike Cullen
Dlong Beach
Teale
Cullen
Ways and Means Committee
California
Vernon police join Teamsters Union
The bulk of Vernon’s 68 member police force voted 21 to affiliate with Teamsters Local 986, the first California law enforcement group to join the union. The Police Officers Association rejected joining the International Brotherhood of Police Officers and will seek wage gains in upcoming negotiations.
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Vernon
California
Teamsters Union
Police Officers Association
Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Police Officers
Santa Barbara
Brad Bunker
Bunker
Police Association
Dick Castle
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