Burton calls Reagan Medi-Cal cuts a lie in Sacramento
Democratic Assemblyman John L Burton denounces Ronald Reagan as a liar over mandated Medi-Cal cuts. He sponsors a bill to rescind the cuts in the $1 billion program, opposed by the governor as the session opens. Burton argues the statute uses may not shall, while Reagan cites the 1868 law and deficit pressures. Black community leaders lobby for Burton's plan amid charges of policy harming the poor and perpetuating mortality disparities.
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Sacramento Assembly Bills Introduced This Week
A cluttered Sacramento summary lists bills from the assembly and senate. Proposals include judges handling juvenile issues, park funding, teacher retirement reforms, a sales tax for transit, college fees, patrol equipment funding, stricter pesticide penalties, earthquake study funding, college financial support, civil liability exemptions, small claims court limits, campaign finance caps, auto safety bans, harness racing weeks, mercury control rules, and state water project funding. Notable names include Quimby, Barres, Deddehy, Foran, Zagartauski, and Carrell.
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Telephone rate rise urged by PUC staff in California
The California Public Utilities Commission staff on Wednesday urged Pacific Telephone Co. to be granted an annual rate increase of 62.8 million dollars instead of the 195 million dollars requested. The proposal targets a 7.64 percent return on investment while noting Bell System unit Pacific Telephone earns about 6.77 percent on intrastate rate base.
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Nejedly proposes dime a vote cap on campaign spending
California legislation would cut campaign spending to a dime per vote. The bill targets expensive races for governor and other high spending candidates, with 1974 limits pegged around 639000 dollars per candidate based on 1970 figures. Proponent calls it a sane limit to curb rising costs.
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Jess Unruh
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State Cuts in Welfare Put U S Funds in Peril
California welfare panel tells Assembly that only 12 percent of eligible families receive grants meeting federal standards. A State Supreme Court ruling next month could force $75 million to $190 million in extra state funding or lose $500 million in federal aid.
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California bill seeks ban on unsafe new cars 1974
Senator Beilenson proposes a measure to bar sale of new cars in California unless Detroit manufacturers install protection features. The plan targets head on crashes at 50 mph, claiming cars below standard could face treble damages and that Californians buy over 10 percent of U.S. new cars. The aim is to cut fatalities from about 50,000 annually by more than half.
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Detroit
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Dumke pushes funding boost for California State Colleges
Chancellor Glenn Dumke met with about 85 advisory council members in Los Angeles and urged Governor Reagan and the Legislature to raise next year's budget for the 19 campus system. He sought a $68 million increase, saying the current plan would force a choice between quality and numbers as enrollment grows by more than 20,000 students.
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Los Angeles
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