Hayes Bids for Divorce Reform in California
Assemblyman James A. Hayes proposes the Domestic Relations Act of 1969 to rename divorce as dissolution of marriage and revamp alimony and property division. The bill removes fault as a factor, adds grounds of insane incapacity felony conviction and irreconcilable differences, and aims to reduce bitterness while maintaining a fair process. Hayes notes the act would require judge-determined property division and alimony based on marriage length and earning ability, with a focus on fair outcomes.
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James A. Hayes
Long Beach
California
Hayes
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Solon Seeks California Ban on Cigarette Advertising
Senator Anthony Beilenson proposes a state law to ban all cigarette ads across newspapers magazines TV radio and billboards. He labels tobacco promotion as deadly and urges protection for youths highlighting the health risks and glamorized imagery.
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Sacramento
UPD
Anthony C. Beilenson
California
Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Panel Extends Tax Override Election Law
SACRAMENTO (UPS) A bill to continue school tax override elections beyond 1972 won easy Senate Local Government Committee approval. Sen. John G. Schmitz charged the abolishment provision was sneaked through by a conference committee on the 1967 school finance bill, arguing the votes preserve voter approval above state law limits.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Schmitz
Senate Assembly
Zberg seeks refunds for bumped travelers in oversold flights
Sacramento Democrat Assemblyman Edwin L. Zberg proposes a bill to require full refunds for passengers bumped from oversold intrastate flights plus an extra 50 percent for inconvenience. He says he was bumped himself several months ago and introduced the measure on Monday.
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Sacramento
Edwin L. Zberg
Sacramento Democrat
Election to Replace Reinecke Set April 1
SACRAMENTO UPI Gov Ronald Reagan Monday set April 7 for a special congressional election to replace Lt Gov Ed Reinecke who resigned to become California’s deputy chief executive. Three Republicans Jack Lindsay J B Potter and Patrick McGee are in the race Newton R Russell had planned to run but withdrew. If no candidate wins majority a runoff April 29 between top vote getters will occur in a district covering parts of the San Fernando Valley including Burbank North Hollywood and Studio City with a Democratic edge but considered safe for Republicans.
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Patrick McGee
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Senators Disapprove Vet Cuts In California
SACRAMENTO AP The California Senate 26 7 approved a nonbinding resolution opposing Reagan Administration plans to close veteran offices in Bakersfield Inglewood Modesto and Santa Rosa The move shows bipartisan discontent with the plan though Gov Reagan argues closures are mandated by the legislature and cannot be altered by the state senate Sehmits the only senator to defend the shutdown warned defeating it would discourage other agencies from cutting costs and called the plan a blow to administration reform efforts
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Welfare chief berated by Spanish speaking poor in East L A
East Los Angeles protesters including Alicia Escalante accuse County Welfare Director Ellis P Murphy of insensitivity to the Spanish speaking poor. They presented 43 demands but Murphy says only 20 percent fall within his jurisdiction.
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East Los Angeles
Alicia Escalante
Murphy
Belvedere
Ray Otero
Los Angeles
Murphy's
Degree Holder Pinches the Divinity Dealer
MODESTO UP I founding church head founder of Universal Life Church was arrested by Rev Dr Kirby Hensley arrested by Ralph Brune a San José police sergeant on charges of issuing an honorary doctor of divinity degree without proper accreditation He was freed on 315 dollar bond and criticized a booking deputy A holder's degree could confer marriages church organization discounts and draft deferments Brune became one of about 20000 church ministers after writing for the document
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Eley
Brune
Hensley
SE Home Pass Book Account Promises High Daily Interest
SE Home promotes its Pass book Account for short term savings with 5 percent annual rate, compounded daily, claiming earnings are at least 25 percent higher than similar bank accounts. It cites assets over 234 billion dollars backing savers, asserting superiority over other associations in the nation.
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SE Home
WELAX
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