Reagan Signs Tough Smut Laws To Protect Youth
Sacramento California Gov Ronald Reagan signed into law a two bill package described as California strongest anti pornog raphy laws The measures aim to protect minors by expanding definitions of harmful matter and tightening penalties for panderers while tightening restrictions on stores and distributors The action fulfills a pledge from Reagan 1966 campaign and features Sen Robert Lagomarsino Assemblyman Frank Murphy Jr and Atty Evelle Younger in support The laws mark a shift toward stricter standards for materials aimed at youths and broader definitions affecting adult material as well
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Ronald Reagan
California
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Robert Lagomarsino
R-ojal
Frank Murphy Jr
Criminal Procedure Committee
Los Angeles County
State Curbs Use of Two Pesticides and One Herbicide
Sacramento records show the state Agriculture Department restricting the herbicide dicamba and the pesticides azodrin and temik due to harm to plants and animals. On July 48, they will fall under county and state control, and may be used only with permits issued by a county agriculture commissioner.
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Temik
Jerry W. Fielder
Bill Expands Police Search Powers in Suspect Profiling
Senate approved a bill to let police search for dangerous weapons on arrestees and to search vehicles detaining drivers. Only Sen James Mills opposed, warning powers could be misused. The measure now goes to the Assembly. Dangers from dicamba and other pesticides harmed crops in San Joaquin and Fresno counties.
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San Diego
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San Joaquin
Fresno
Compromise on Ban-DOT Bill Planned by Solon
Sacramento reports Republican Sen. John A. Nedjedly will offer compromise changes to a California bill banning DOV pesticides. He aims to seek Senate Agriculture Committee approval for a 1972 cut date and to develop alternatives to such pesticides for quicker adoption.
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Sacramento
UPS
John A. Nedjedly
California
Senate Agriculture Committee
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Probe urged into Dolwig insurance stake profits
Sacramento lawmakers pressure for an ethics committee review of Senator Richard J Dolwig amid questions over his interest in an insurance firm that received a state permit to sell stock. Senate leader Howard Way suggested an inquiry while Assemblyman Harvey Johnson said a meeting could be convened if majority support. A Los Angeles Times report noted Insurance Commissioner Richards Barger granted a permit enabling the firm to sell up to one million dollars of stock, potentially boosting Dolwig holdings by about $185,000.
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Richard J. Dolwig
Legislative Ethics Committee
Senate
Howard Way
Exeter
Colwig
Harvey Johnson
del Monte
Johnson
Los Angeles Times
Richards Barger
Regents Clash Over Park Controversy At UC Berkeley
Republican Assembly Speaker Robert Monagan criticized UC regents for indecision over Peoples Park violence and proposed land use. He said the Berkeley resolution to use land for parking and a playing field dodges the core issues, urging detailed plans or withdrawal. He noted administration faces public heat from the disputed decision.
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University of California Regents
Peoples’ Park
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Regents
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