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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
3
In Sacramento the California Assembly debated a lunch recess. Assembly members planned a 1 pm break for two hours but before voting, teachers in the House sought a roll call to decide. The session began at 11 am. The outcome was a vote against the lunch delay.
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The Assembly approved a 5 million dollar appropriation for a controversial summer employment program. Speaker Jesse M. Unruh led AB 1465, which faces Senate opposition and a likely governor veto. The 57 to 16 vote included only Republican no votes.
Sacramento report details Adolph P. Schuman joining the Kennedy delegation at the national convention after earlier backing Johnson. The piece also covers California budget debates on youth employment programs, revenue projections, and related Assembly actions including AB 1523 confirming Cabrillo Beach public use for years.
The Assembly backed a plan to classify minor non moving traffic violations as infractions without jury trials to unclog courts. Sponsored by William Y. Bagley, the bill would bar jury trials and jail but faces opposition from Edwin L. Zberg who warns it erodes the fundamental right to a jury. A second bill would let defendants plead by mail for traffic infractions.
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