Transit plan beat by five counties in Southland
The committee sent the measure by Assemblyman Peter F. Schabarum to an interim study. The bill would replace the financially troubled Southern California Rapids Transit District with a regional agency coordinating all public transportation in Los Angeles Orange and Ventura counties and portions of San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
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Peter F. Schabarum
R-Covina
Southern California Rapids
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Orange
Ventura
San Bernardino
Riverside
Critics blast Collier deferred tuition plan for UC and state colleges
State College Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke and UC President Charles J. Hitch condemned Assemblyman John L. Collier’s learn earn and reimburse measure as costly and bureaucratic. It would raise undergraduate tuition dramatically, hit graduate study, and burden the State Scholarship and Loan Commission with heavy collection duties, triggering fears for UC competitiveness and access.
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State Assembly
State College
Glenn S. Dumke
Charles J. Hitch
The
University of California
Dumke
John L.E. Collier
South
Pasadena
Hitch
Collier
Uate
Ple
State College Board of Trustees
State Scholarship and Loan Commission
Commission
Arthur Marmaduke
Marmaduke
Welfare Aid Increase Bill Fails On Senate Vote
In Sacramento UPI reports a welfare cost of living boost for families with children failed 19 to 14 after Democrats blamed former Gov Pat Brown and opposed timing under Ronald Reagan. Sen Mervyn Dymally and Sen Walter Stiern debated political blame as the bill died on the Senate floor.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Edmund G. Brown
Bayes
Walter Stiern
Bakersfield
Pat Brown
Ronald Reagan
Senate panel approves funds for cleaner engine research
The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill to allocate 41 million dollars to find an alternative to the smog producing internal combustion engine, aiming to reduce pollution and improve air quality.
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Sacramento
Senate Finance Committee
Drunken-Driver Bill Defeated in Assembly Vote
The Assembly rejected the toughest drunken-driver bill of the session after a party line vote. It would have set a .08 blood alcohol limit for legal driving and allowed a presumption of intoxication at that level, a standard opponents said could fail in court.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
John Knox
Richmond
Thor
John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
Senate
California
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