Senate OKs bill to record standing committee voting
The California Senate approved a measure to record all standing committee votes on legislation with a 24 to 3 roll call. If the Assembly adopts, the change would mark the most significant procedural shift since 1866.
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Veneman Confident on Aid Gill Welfare Plan
Welfare Undersecretary Veneman predicted Congress would approve a compromise version of the administration welfare reform bill by April or May. He said California taxpayers would pay about 224 million dollars and that administration forces would reach agreement with Ribicoff backers to clear final passage.
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State Senate approves Ms registration in vote rolls
The California Senate approved a bill allowing women to designate themselves as Ms. when registering to vote. Senator George Moscone argued the change avoids linking marital status to voter qualifications, stating it does not affect eligibility.
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Reagan warns on California school financing takeover
Gov. Reagan warned that a state takeover of school funding could cost billions and erode local control. Speaking on The Advocates he said it would burden the economy, create a large bureaucracy, and threaten freedom, opposing a plan for statewide property tax funding and district equalization.
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Senate votes to end unproductive reapportionment session
The Senate approved 27-0 to end its special reapportionment session on Wednesday. Lawmakers have met since December in a session called by Gov Reagan, which has run concurrently with the 1972 regular session.
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California Ecology Agency Proposal Aims to Overhaul State Oversight
Environmentalists push a nine member elected board to consolidate air water noise and garbage control veto public works. The bill would abolish existing bodies including the water resources and air resources boards and could influence where housing and facilities are built. Backed by 75 ecology groups and developed after 25 hearings the plan argues for strong legislation to keep the state livable.
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USC Professor and Oil Member Comment on Basin Livability
Claire Dedrick of Menlo Park a Sierra Club director warned the Los Angeles Basin has been unlivable for 10 years. She said Californians are dying of what she called liberalization and likened the era to plague days when rats carried infections.
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National Airlines Fly Me To New Orleans Promo
Sherrie promotes nonstop and night coach flights from Los Angeles to New Orleans offering 20 percent savings on day coach fares. Five daily departures with morning noon or night options and reservations via travel agent or National Airlines at 638-0358.
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