Reagan says abortions given on demand in California
California Governor Ronald Reagan criticizes abortion reform for enabling on demand access. He notes Medi Cal funded over a third of last year's 116,749 legal abortions, many for women 19 or younger, and questions the medical committee policing system. He cites a public health forecast of leveling the rate and cites previous illegal abortion estimates.
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Death Penalty Drive Surpasses Ballot Threshold in California
In San Francisco Atty Gen Evelle J Younger announced the push to restore the death penalty had gathered about 1.4 million signatures on initiative petitions far exceeding the 560 000 needed to place it on the November ballot More than 924 6 of signatures had already been sent to county election officials for validation The Supreme Court declined to review a state court ruling that struck down the death penalty indicating a setback for Younger in the appeal.
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Reagan seeks federal order to curb welfare rights groups
Governor Reagan asks a U S federal court for an unusual order to bar welfare rights organizations from delaying his Community Work Experience Program. The measure, part of welfare reform, will require able bodied recipients to work or train in exchange for welfare grants and launches Thursday in Ventura County amid opposition from welfare rights groups. The case was filed in Los Angeles, aiming to shield the program from further injunctions.
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Boost in Monthly Aid For Relief Seen
Supervisors Tuesday expected to approve a boost in general relief monthly aid. Chief Administrative Officer Arthur Will urged raising singles from 90.55 to 115 and two person households from 127.15 to 154, noting 99 percent of cases are one or two person households and urging pro rating for larger families.
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California charity bingo bill killed in Senate committee
SACRAMENTO UP I Assembly passed legislation to legalize nonprofit charitable bingo in California was halted by a Senate committee. Assemblyman Leroy F. Greene argued the bill would not promote gambling but would remove criminal penalties for a game played in at least 2,000 locations and tolerated by law enforcement.
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Conservationists lose battle to halt Diablo Canyon plant
BERKELEY AP conservationists lost their bid to stop the $645 million Diablo Canyon nuclear plant near San Luis Obispo as the U S Atomic Energy Commission gave final approval for continued construction on Thursday.
Legislature OKs ban on term paper sales in Senate vote
The Senate gave final legislative passage Thursday to a measure aimed at halting the practice of selling term papers to college students for submission for course credit. The bill targets term paper selling as academic dishonesty and seeks to curb such sales across campuses.
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