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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
2
Reading of an independent SRAM notice appears with fragmented August Thursday July references. The readable content centers on a public or legal notice dated August Thursday July, with no clear event, signer, or location identifiable.
In Sacramento UPI states the only no fault auto insurance bill cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee and moved to the Finance Committee after Assembly approval. The measure, backed by Assemblyman Jack Fenton, proposes a no fault system with a four to five year transition, caps on rate increases, and limits on suit rights, drawing opposition from the California Trial Lawyers Association. Senator Alfred Long, committee chair, and Senator David Roberts helped secure a 7 to 3 vote in favor.
The California Senate defeated a constitutional amendment to lower the drinking age from 21 to 18. Only Sen. Milton Marks and Sen. Peter Behr voted aye in a 26-2-0 GOP opposition. The measure would have allowed religious or parental supervision exceptions and sought a voter referendum, but failed to reach the two thirds needed. The proposal, from Assemblyman John Knox, previously cleared the Assembly, and this marks a second straight year of defeat for such legislation.
A Senate committee approved a bill to strengthen rehab programs for drug addicts and give the state licensing control over methadone treatment. The measure creates a 16 member drug abuse advisory board with two law enforcement members and reallocates funds from 20 million to 8.3 million to convert the methadone program into an ongoing treatment plan.
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