Reagan charges against CRLA rejected by panel
A panel of three former state supreme court justices rejected Reagan’s accusations that the California Rural Legal Assistance attorneys illegally aided prisoners, farm unions, and black militants. The commission found the Uhler report misrepresented facts and unfairly attacked CRLA, praising CRLA for providing competent legal aid to the poor. It urged tighter controls and reaffirmed CRLA funding plans, while Meese defended the commission’s scope.
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State Senate bills aim to empower tenant bargaining rights
The Senate Health and Welfare Committee killed a bill proposing state policy that renters may organize and bargain with landlords over rents maintenance and safety. Senator Petris said the measure would create a collective bargaining system but opponents argued government intrusion into private property rights and higher costs for owners.
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Legislature backs repeal of antibusing law
The Senate Education Committee approved a bill by Assemblyman William Bagley and Alan Rafael to repeal a one year old prohibition on busing school children without parental permission. The measure moved to the full Senate on a split voice vote as Democrats supported repeal. Bagley cited a recent Supreme Court ruling reducing the law’s impact and estimated annual district costs at about 500000 for postage and paperwork.
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California tests draft registration linking to voting
SACRAMENTO AP Three California counties Alturas Modoc Colusa Hanford Kings will test registering young men to vote when they sign up for the draft Secretary of State Edmund Brown Jr says the program aims to accelerate both processes and could expand nationwide if successful. Brown expects about 75 to 90 percent of draftees to also register to vote.
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Senate panel advances plan to make Maritime Academy a state campus
The Sacramento education committee approved a bill to convert the California Maritime Academy into a state college campus. The move positions the academy under state status, aiming to broaden funding and academic autonomy for the institution and its students.
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