No-Fault Auto Insurance Bill Introduced in California
Sen John Nejedly of Walnut Creek introduced a system of no fault auto insurance in California on Wednesday. The plan would require each driver’s insurer to pay for injuries regardless of fault, aiming for quicker claim settlements. Earlier no fault proposals by Sen John Harmer and Assemblyman Jack Fenton were killed in 1971.
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Security costs of Angela trial near seven hundred thousand
The Angela Davis murder conspiracy trial security expenditures in Santa Clara County rise to 672 790 with 128 000 more approved. The Jan 31 start looms as 41 new staff metal detectors and communications gear are funded to secure the courtroom.
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Karahian predicts court will approve redistrict bills
Assemblyman Walter Karahian cites a Florida precedent and predicts the California Supreme Court will accept reapportionment bills from last month, vetoed by Governor Reagan. He argues the bills reflect strong legislative intent and questions the Reapportionment Commission's constitutionality while urging action on sensitive issues and record reforms.
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Florida Supreme Court
Florida
California
Avalon Pier Bill Urges State Pact
Assemblyman Vincent Thomas proposes a pact between the State Department of Navigation and Ocean Development and Avalon to build or modify a steamer pier in Avalon harbor. The Santa Catalina Island project would need finance director certification of repayment ability before any loan. Henry Jackson opposes troop cuts in Europe without Soviet force reductions.
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Assembly Demos Kill Final Redistrict Plan In California
Assembly Democrats refused to approve a bipartisan redistricting package aimed at preserving a 21 19 Democratic edge in the 40 seat Senate and 49 congressional districts. Senate leaders hoped to avoid court entanglements by keeping reapportionment out of the State Supreme Court. The plan was resisted as it could have produced bizarre districts and risked challenges.
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Nejedly proposes campaign spending cap in California
Sen. John Nejedly introduces legislation to curb political spending arguing for modest sums. The bill limits campaign expenditures to 20 cents per vote in the prior election, setting a $20,000 cap for a candidate with 100,000 votes. Primary and general race limits depend on prior election votes.
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