No fault bill reintroduced in California legislature
On the opening day of the 1973 session Sen Alfred Long filed a no fault auto insurance bill. It would require each insurer to cover a client's medical bills regardless of fault and allow court action if medicals exceed 1000 dollars. Coauthors Song and Fenton expect stiff opposition from the California Trial Lawyers Association. Song, hospitalized with foot surgery, introduced a companion bill and a joint committee resolution to review no fault operations.
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Bond wins Republican caucus post
SACRAMENTO Major party leaders announced Assemblyman Bill Bond was elected secretary of the Republican caucus. Bond is one of three freshmen among 23 Republicans in the Assembly. Also chosen were Robert Beverly as caucus chairman and Frank Murphy as whip. Beverly succeeds John Stull who did not seek reelection to pursue a Senate seat.
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Legislature Opens Amid Bitter Party Clashes In California
In the 1973 session the Legislature opened with sharp partisan fights in both houses. Republicans challenged Berman's residency and sought a special committee to probe his eligibility, while in the Senate Zenovich replaced Alquist on the Rules Committee amid a power contest with Mills. The chamber swore in members as Monagan urged investigations and a potential conflict of interest by Secretary of State Brown, while Democrats accused Republicans of undermining decorum.
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Bill would end state aid contributions by adult children
Sacramento California Senator Ralph C Dills proposed a bill to repeal the requirement that adult children provide support for elderly parents under the Welfare Reform Act of 1971. Current rules force a family of four with 1051 monthly income to pay 100 monthly. The measure would eliminate the obligation entirely. Canada jobless high OTTAWA Statistics Canada reported 584000 Canadians unemployed in December, a record for the month, lifting the unemployment rate from 6.6 to 6.8 percent of the labor force.
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Bill would bar self pay raises without public hearings
Sacramento UPI reports Republican Assemblyman Revert Wood of Greenfield introduces a bill to stop the Legislature from voting its own salary increases without public hearings. The measure would require the State Personnel Board to conduct salary reviews and make recommendations on legislative pay.
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