California bill defers sex education to parents
Sacramento Senate Education Committee endorsed a bill to let parents deny permission for their children to take sex education classes. The measure by Sen. John G. Schmitz would require schools to show materials and empower district attorneys to enforce the policy. A companion resolution asks districts to freeze plans pending a Senate review. The bill’s aim is to curb sex education while current programs remain voluntary.
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John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Senate
Schmitz
Les
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Califor School Boards Association
Education Committee
State Board of Education
Kindersparten
Lchmitz
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
Assembly Committee OKs Antidrug-Use Measure
The Republican led Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee approved a bill to make it a misdemeanor to be under the influence of LSD, amphetamines or other dangerous drugs. The measure by Assemblyman Peter F. Schabatum moved to the full Assembly on a split vote with Democrats opposing. Critics warned it could target minorities or hurt clinics while supporters argued it would deter drug use and give law enforcement more tools.
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Sacramento
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Peter F. Schabatum
R-Covina
Johny Vas
Voncelus
D-San Jose
Carl W. Anderson
Alameda County
Alan Sieroty
Beverly Hills
Frank Murphy Jr
Santa Cruz
Michael S. Sands
Sacramento County
Vascortellos
Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco
Anderson
Senate Panel Rejects Campus Violence Bill
Sacramento RP reports the Senate Education Committee rejected a bill that would dismiss or suspend students from groups involved in campus violence, including groups stressing racial or ethnic differences. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Whettiore, faces opposition and was part of Citizens for Law Enforcement Needs guidance. The committee also rejected a separate bill offering extra pay for state college teachers teaching more than 12 units weekly.
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Senate Education Committee
James E. Whettiore
Rena Habra
Sen
George R. Moscone
DeSan Francisco
The
Citizens For Law Eunforcement Needs
Los Angeles
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Stiern lashes at Reagan protection spending
Senator Walter W. Stiern criticizes a 101500 emergency appropriation to pay 11 new state police for Reagan protection. He calls the move unnecessary and notes threats against him, while the Senate approves a 3.76 million deficit bill. A separate panel backs a Moscone resolution urging federal action on supersonic booms without scrapping SST flights.
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Sacramento
UPS
Walter W. Stiern
Ronald Reagan
Stiern
Senate
Support Urged for Bay Fill Control in San Francisco
Reagan administration and Sen Milton Marks urged passage of a bill to extend the Bay Conservation and Development Commission. The agency faces dissolution 90 days after the Legislature adjourns unless renewed. Marks called the measure essential and warned that failure would be a tragedy.
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UPS
Reagan
San Francisco
Citizens
San Francisco Bay
Milton Marks
The
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Free Listening Device Promises Help for Impaired Hearing
An offer from Associated Hearing Aid Center and Dahlberg Hearing Aids promotes a free, wearable electronic listening device for people with faded hearing. The ad claims it reduces radio and TV listening strain and provides a blessing to users and those around them. Call HE 2.0459 or visit 537 Pine, Long Beach, for home delivery with no obligation.
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Pine
Long Beach
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