Deukmejian veto override on mental hospital bill
In Sacramento George Deukmejian defended the governor’s veto of a bill requiring legislative approval to close mental hospitals. The Senate and Assembly overrode, the first veto overridden in 28 years. Analysts expected limited impact on California politics as leaders assess consequences for Gov. Reagan and future lawmakers.
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Reagan Denies Threat by Aide Overrides Veto Fight
Sacramento AP report details Governor Reagan denying an aide threatened San Francisco Republican Milton Marks over riding the veto on a state hospital closure bill. Five other Republicans also voted to overturn, amid claims of political pressure and Meese staff discussions. The piece notes hospital closures under Reagan since 1967 and ensuing controversy, plus a burglary report in Lakewood.
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