Loyalty Oath and State Bills Highlight Assembly Actions
The Assembly screen shows measures on a loyalty oath and various bills across agencies. Proposals include dividing Los Angeles City Unified into 12 districts, drug courts for narcotics offenses, ferry operations during closures, revised voting ages, and tax changes.
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Lawmaker proposes loyalty oath bars subversive groups from public service
Sacramento. Assemblyman Robert H W Burke of Huntington Beach filed a constitutional amendment and companion bill to require a loyalty oath for public employees. The oath would dismiss any official who belongs to an organization advocating forceful overthrow and who knows its intent and subscribes to its goals.
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California coast development bill seeks regional veto power
A coastal protection bill in the 1971 California legislature would empower five regional review boards and a statewide board to block shoreline and tideland projects inland along 1,000 miles of coast. The measure, identical to a 1970 bill, would give boards 30 days to overrule local decisions, with a 10 day additional window at the state level. It faces opposition from conservatives, but enjoys backing from the League of California Cities and awaits committee action.
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Local funding stance blocks project without government support
Wilson argues that without both federal and local government funding the project cannot proceed given the state's tight finances. He stresses government involvement is essential for completion.
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