Second no fault bill showdown in California Senate
Sacramento reports the Senate advances AB801 in a 75 to 0 Finance Committee vote, setting a floor clash with rival measure 4350 backed by insurers and Gov. Reagan. Both plans require personal injury coverage with no fault liability, but AB801 caps at 10000 per person and 20000 per accident and mandates health coverage first, while 4350 targets price cuts up to 15 percent and higher per person limits with stricter sue restrictions.
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Resolution Opposing Offshore Drilling Advances in Assembly
The Assembly Rules Committee approved AIR 122 by a 4-0 vote sending the measure to the Assembly floor. Assemblyman Howard Berman of Los Angeles said Senate chances are slim but will push the issue in January if needed as opponents push back against potential drilling off the Southern California coast. The measure carries no legal force but signals opposition amid federal lease talks.
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Reagan names Walton to Pediatric Examining Board
Arthur A. Walton of Newport Beach was appointed by Gov Reagan to the Pediatric Examining Committee in the State Department of Consumer Affairs. Walton, 34, a California College of Pediatric Medicine graduate, is a member of the Orange County Podiatry Association and is affiliated with Beach Community Hospital in Buena Park and Fountain Valley Community Hospital. He is a Republican and will receive 25 per day in expenses during board duties. His term expires June 1, 1978.
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Assembly plan to abolish Cullen cost panel in reorg
Sacramento announces drastic Assembly reorganization cutting standing committees from 26 to 19. The Efficiency and Cost Control panel led by Mike Cullen will be abolished, though its function may continue within another committee. The plan also merges several panels and creates a new Energy and Diminishing Materials committee, with chair Charles Warren.
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