Reagan signs tax measure to fund regional purchases
Sacramento Gov Reagan has signed legislation authorizing a Southern California revenue measure. The proposal consolidates two 1973 rate options into one ballot item. Voters would approve a half cent sales tax for capital purchases and another half cent for operating expenses. If approved, the RTD sales tax would rise from six to seven cents per dollar within the district.
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Smog device bill heads for vote in California
In Sacramento state lawmakers push a bill to require 1964 70 model cars with emission control devices in the South Coast Air Basin Los Angeles area be fitted by a set schedule. The Assembly vote was delayed as a coalition sought amendments and debate continued on the measure.
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Bill to add three judges to Compton Municipal Court
Legislation approved by the Assembly would add three judges to Compton Municipal Court, bringing total judges to six if signed into law. The bill, authored by Sen. Ralph G. of Dills Long Beach and Gardena, passed 70 to 0 and was sent back to the Senate for final action.
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No-Fault Insurance Bill Optimistic for Passage
Sacramento reports the author of historic no fault car insurance legislation expressed optimism about final Assembly passage as a vote loomed. The measure, after 18 months of deadlock, won Senate approval 22 to 15 and aims to cut premiums and speed settlements with up to 55000 per person medical coverage, while limiting extra damages.
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Indicted veteran sergeant tied to payoff probe
A San Francisco veteran police sergeant with five captain's commendations was indicted in the wider federal payoff and perjury inquiry. The case stems from Justice Department Organized Crime Strike Force work. Sgt Sisack is suspended pending trial. Earlier, Patrolman Percy Cooksey was convicted of perjury and jailed six months.
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Controversial alimony measure sent to Reagan
A bill by Sen. James F E Whetmore to halt alimony if the recipient lives with a new partner was approved 44-22 and sent to Gov. Reagan. Opponents call it antifemale and ominously suggest bedroom checks, while supporters say it applies to both genders and targets only the benefits of marriage.
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