Windfall for Los Angeles schools advances in Legislature
Senate and Assembly pass Wedworth bill allowing LA Teachers' Retirement Fund surplus to fund the Unified School District. About 14 million left if STRS merge occurs, with 90 million total available for 1973-74. 20 percent used to offset retirement taxes, cutting taxpayer burden. 15 percent funds an annuity for active and retired LA teachers. Governor Reagan expected to sign.
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Los Angeles Unified
James Q. Wedworth
Hawthorne
Los Angeles
Unified School District
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Lands Commission expands to seven members
Sacramento legislation to enlarge the State Lands Commission from three to seven was approved by the Assembly 45 to 12 and sent to the Senate. The bill by Assembly Speaker Robert Moretti provides governor appointees for two of the new seats and one each by the Assembly Speaker and the Senate Rules Committee. The current trio of members share duties with other boards and would gain relief and new perspective.
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Reagan urges Californians to support death penalty return
Reagan pressed voters to sign initiative petitions to restore capital punishment in California after the U S Supreme Court rejected the state Supreme Court ruling against it He argued the decision should be made by citizens not a few judges. The report also notes a separate ballot drive by the California State Employees Association to strip the governor of veto power over state employee pay raises and other campaign mentions by Reagan.
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Assembly OKs cut to parents aid by children
Sacramento UPI reports the Assembly quickly approved legislation to repeal an increase in support from adult children for elderly welfare. The bill passed on a party line vote and faces reconsideration by the lower house as Reagan administration rules tighten Welfare Reform Act contribution levels.
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