McCarthy elected Assembly speaker as Mills ouster drive revived
In Sacramento, Democrat Lee T. McCarthy was elected the new Assembly speaker. A push to oust Senate President Pro Tem James R. Mills gained momentum with Sen. George Zenovich claiming 18 firm votes to succeed Mills, though Mills insisted he lacks the needed 21 votes. Zenovich has lined up support from Senate Democrats and Republicans but Mills dismissed the prospects.
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Brown proposes rival deal to ban TV ads in governor race
Democratic Edmund Grewner proposes that he and Republican Houston Flournoy end paid radio and TV commercials. Brown, secretary of state, says debates and joint appearances could replace ads to curb fundraising burdens and allow voters to compare candidates. Both have agreed to Prop 3 limits of about 1.3 million in spending. appearances may start after Labor Day and run through the election.
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Reagan blasts Brown as he backs Flournoy governor
Sacramento UPI report says Ronald Reagan urged Boy's State delegates to support Hugh Flournoy for governor, pledging to reverse Democratic Gov Howard Brown Jr. eight year Republican policy. Reagan noted Flournoy has been part of the administration and would continue key initiatives despite concerns over shifts to the right.
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California Senate Rejects Record 10.52 Billion Budget
In Sacramento the Senate rejected a record 10.52 billion dollar state budget in an early roll call by 12 to 20, short of the two thirds needed. The vote divided along party lines with seven Democrats and six Republicans voting yes, and nine Democrats and 11 Republicans voting no.
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California Official Warns On Weight Label Rules
California agriculture director Bronel Christensen warns federal weight labeling rules could leave consumers short weighed at the counter. He says the plan ignores moisture losses between packing and sale, hurts wholesalers and packers, and would cost California residents millions. Christensen notes California has long enforced its own standards to remove underweight meats and poultry from shelves.
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