Assembly Votes Channel Oil Ban in California House
The Assembly voted 64 to 0 to urge the federal government to halt offshore drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel and to grant the state authority over all offshore wells. The measure, amended from W. Don MacGillivray and Jess Unruh, calls for a total offshore ban and seeks broader state power if needed.
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Father and son die in trailer fire blaze
A smoldering cigarette in a mattress caused a mobile home fire that killed Warren L. Cook and his two year old son. The blaze Sunday engulfed the three bedroom trailer, claim details show a father and his child perished.
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Tax Relief for Elderly in California Bill Pack
UPI reports Sen. Milton Marks details a four bill package to aid about 1.8 million elderly Californians. Provisions include a state income tax credit for renters over 65, raising income limits for Senior Citizens Property Assistance, postponing property tax payments until sale or death for low income homeowners, and aligning state aid with Social Security increases without double subtracting from California programs.
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State college faculty fired only advisory student input bill
Hon Alfred H Seng proposes a bill to bar state colleges from letting students directly fire or suspend faculty. The plan allows student advisory participation. In Sacramento Willie Brown introduces legislation excluding labor dispute employees from a five day absence dismissal rule.
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State figures can be juggled study says
An outside expert told the Legislature that the State Finance Department errs in some rural areas and its figures can be used for political aims by the governor. The report says the department generally does good work though and finds little evidence of falsified revenue forecasts. It urges procedural changes and fines for personal underpayments, plus savings by reducing machinery and streamlining paperwork. The study was prepared for Governor Reagan and prepared by Paul Taubman of the University of Pennsylvania.
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