18YearVote Issue Nears Passage In California Senate
In Sacramento, Uf ien George Mascona came within three votes of approval to place the 18 year old vote on the ballot. He predicted a pass when reconsidered next Tuesday. The Senate rejected his amendment to let 16 to 24 year olds vote in California elections 24 to 9 with four absent and two abstaining. Moscone and three absentees warned of commitments to support a people’s vote, while opponents cited campus turmoil and tax concerns.
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State Employees Threaten Strike Over Pay Hike
California State Employees Association heads warn of a strike if a cost of living raise is not added. CSHA President Edward Ward said chances of a strike are good if the budget stays the same, with a 27 member board voting to study sanctions after talks. Over 10,000 workers voiced views at a Sacramento rally, the largest in CSHA history.
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Medi Cal cuts debated as panel acts to restore some benefits
Sacramento lawmakers approved a bill to restore portions of Medi Cal cutbacks delaying a veto by Governor Reagan. The measure would reinstate some services for foster and crippled children and local mental patients after December reductions aimed at closing a gap. Officials estimate costs between 20 and 30 million, with no new funding. A separate case in San Luis Obispo saw a jury sentence Herschel Andrew Gay to death in the gas chamber for slayings of two hitchhikers, highlighting the era's legal climate.
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Fine upheld on professor who canceled classes
Chancellor Roger Heyns of the University of California upheld a one week pay withholding and reprimand for mathematics professor Morris Hirsch who canceled classes during last spring's Cambodian invasion protest. Hirsch claimed discrimination and singling out but the chancellor affirmed the penalties as recommended by the Faculty Committee on Privilege and Tenure.
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