Special Election Bill Advances in California Assembly
The California Assembly passed by 56 to 10 a bill forcing the governor to call special elections quickly after a legislator or congressman dies or resigns and sent it to the Senate. Assemblyman Jack Fenton cited past delays and urged prompt action, with a proclamation required within 14 days and the election to follow 4 to 18 days after.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Senate
Jack Fenton
D-Montebello
Policemen Lose Bid for Pay Raises in San Diego
San Diego officials approved a 5 percent pay raise for city employees including police starting July 1. Police Sergeant John Lewis warned that at least 25 officers seek transfers to the sheriff’s department for higher wages, noting sheriff's deputies receive about 7 percent raises. He claimed officers would gain about $4 monthly once moved, while overall annual raises total roughly $440 for San Diego’s 5,711 full-time employees. The council vote was unanimous.
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San Diego
Ateast
Sheriffs Department
John Lewis
Lewis
Reagan Aide William Evans to Leave Governor’s Office
Governor Reagan announced the resignation of William Evans, his chief legislative lobbyist since 1969, with John Tooker named as replacement. Evans will return to private business in Southern California. Tooker is director of the state Office of Planning and Research.
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Reagan
William Evans
Evans
John Tooker
State Office of Planning and Research
California
Assembly freshman gets key post on death penalty panel
Freshman Assemblyman Julian Dixon of Los Angeles was named to the Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice, as Alan Sidroty of Beverly Hills was named chairman after the death of Chairman Robert Crown. The panel faces SB 430 by George Deukmejian, as hearings proceed with Reagan backing the measure.
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Sacramento
Julian Dixon
Los Angeles
Assembly Committee On Criminal Justice
California
Bob Moretti
Dixon
Alan Sidroty
Beverly Hills
Robert Crown. Moretti
Oakland
John J. Miller
Lieroty
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Deukmejian
Deuxmejian
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Moretti
Crown
State Supreme Court
Criminal Justice Committee
Gov
Reagan
Celebrities Join GOP Fundraiser to Laugh Off Debt
Entertainers including Bob Hope Frank Sinatra and Art Linkletter were among performers at a Gallon-a-plate fundraiser to erase Californias $250000 deficit for the Republican Party. The event, promoted by the state and county GOP committees, aimed to raise funds with a Salute to Reagan theme and follow up with a San Francisco event. A separate bill clearing the Assembly 671 cleared a camper safety measure mandating a warning system between campers and cabs to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning and fires.
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Art Linkletter
Reagan
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Los Angeles
Kern
Imperial
Orange
San Bernardino
Riverside
Ventura
San Diego
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Gordon C. Luce
Sacramento
UPDA
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