Bills aim to cut liquor hours and adopt no fault auto insurance
In Sacramento, Senator John Warmer proposed curbing liquor sales to 1 AM to 7 PM to deter drunk driving and reduce liquor store robberies. Senator Beilenson backed a no fault system requiring immediate medical and economic loss payments by insurers, facing criticism from trial lawyers over fault-based recoveries and costs to cautious drivers.
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Sacramento
California
John Warmer
Glendale
Harmer
Bill to rescind Reagan plan heads to Senate
Four teen Republicans joined 40 Democratic Assembly members Wednesday in voting to rescind December Medi-Cal cuts. The measure AB 586 would restore pre December procedures for drugs and emergency care and limit costs through June 30. Governor Reagan likely to veto. bill estimated to cost about 30 million dollars.
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Senate Assembly
Sacramento
Democratic Assembly
Reagan
Senate
Gordon Duffy
R-Hanford
Medi-Cal
Duffy
Law officers urge state wiretap for California crime fight
New York prosecutors urged California lawmakers to permit state and local law enforcement to use wiretaps and electronic bugs to combat rising crime. They argued federal practice shows electronic snooping helps remove organized crime from the business world, noting California would mirror a nationwide approach already allowed in other states. They cited racketeering telephone use and warned the absence of wiretapping would worsen crime levels.
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Sacramento
New York
California
William Cahn
Nassau County
N.Y
Associalium, Valin
Ass. Dist
John Keenan
New York County
Assembly
Senate
Judi
Cons
Olring
State
Lion hunts in California face new limits amid rising kills
More than 50 mountain lions have been killed by hunters in eight months in California. Two bills before the Legislature would nearly end lion hunts, as lions were reclassified as a big game animal to curb indiscriminate killings. Hunters must report kills, with a $1 tag fee required, and past bounty programs paid tens of dollars for each sex. the state previously paid bounties and even employed lion hunters to protect ranch stock.
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California
Fish and Game Commission
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Tracy Sak
State of
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Newport Beach
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Long Beach
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