California two thirds bond rule survives despite push
In Sacramento the two thirds requirement for school bond votes faces defeat as the State Board of Education rejects an effort to repeal it by one vote short. Governor Reagan’s appointees discuss possible legislative action while notes on earthquake safety and past bond rejection rates surface during the tense meeting. University of Washington poll shows students oppose free abortions on campus.
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Wilson Hiles
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University of Washington
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Reagan
Johny Ford
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Underground Nuclear Test Report From Siberia
The Atomic Energy Commission said seismic signals recorded at about midnight Wednesday indicate a Soviet underground nuclear explosion at its Siberian test site. Washington issued the notice as evidence of another blast by the USSR.
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Reagan keeps safety chief after inspection panel report
Gov. Reagan declined to fire William Hern, director of the State Department of Industrial Relations, after a 25 page fact finding panel's critique of the safety division. The panel urged license suspensions for unsafe contractors and barring such firms from public works. The Sylmar funnel disaster spurred the inquiry and calls for resignations.
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Reagan
California
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Hern
Assembly
San Fernando Valley
Democratic Committee
Jack R. Fenton
Montebello
Bob Moretti
Dean Nuys
Jack F. Hatton
Vincent L White
Roy J. Bell
Senate leaders push compromise redistrict plan
Senate leaders agreed to pass a compromise reapportionment measure next week to protect incumbents and preserve the 21 19 Democratic Republican split. Dymally indicated a bill could take effect this year or in 1974 with separate handling of delaying the June primary. The assembly opposition cited as farcical, while the state Supreme Court requires a plan this year for 1974 and warns of up to six million dollars in extra election costs if the primary is delayed.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
Dbymally
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House
Farc Real
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D-Montebello
State Supreme Court
Criticized welfare chief vows better child care administration
In Sacramento Acting after a criticism laden hearing, state welfare chief Robert Carleson promised to improve administration of state day care programs. He criticized the Education Department for inadequate record keeping and faulty estimates that caused a $1.2 million federal claim. Carleson ordered county welfare directors to certify eligible children and audit the program with finance. Assemblyman Willie Brown said about 20,000 California children miss the program and the state loses $10 million to $40 million in federal funds due to mismanagement. The Welfare Reform Act created 33 million in state funds for day care.
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Robert Carleson
State Department of Education
Carleson
State Department of Finance
Fornia
State pay hike urged in Sacramento by Assembly and Senate leaders
A 10.7 percent pay hike for state employees, totaling about 95.5 million dollars, was introduced Thursday in Sacramento. The measure was sponsored by a Democratic assembly member with a prominent Democratic Senate ally as a co sponsor.
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