Stanford Protest Ends With Hundreds Arrested At Campuses
Stanford students staged a sit in at the Old Student Union Building protesting apartheid and university investments. By 4 2m, 24 demonstrators had been arrested, mostly released after booking, as police stated trespass and failure to disperse. Speakers linked action to Ford Motor Co.'s South Africa involvement and urged trustees to divest.
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Brown seeks state hospital control via Public Utilities Commission
Gov. Brown proposes California establish a five member Public Utilities Commission for hospitals to set rates for all services. He argues it could cut costs, citing Maryland as an example, and says inefficient hospitals may be forced to operate at below cost or close. Doctors’ fees would not be regulated.
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Rival tax relief bills clear committee in California
In Sacramento, Gov Brown's property tax relief measure and a rival bill by Sens. Jerry Smith and Nicholas Petris won approval from the Senate Finance Committee after two hearings. Petris' plan, backed by liberals and labor, would cost about 1.6 billion in 1978-79 funded by higher taxes on upper middle class and wealthy. Smith's would cost about 695 million in 1977-78 funded from current revenues. Both sliders target relief by income and home value, with no aid for households earning 50,000 or more. Petris offers more renter relief and lower-income homeowner aid. Supporters spar over funding, local spending limits, and school financing. The Senate could approve both, aiming for a conference committee to forge a compromise.
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Mental hospital aide staffing to rise under timetable
SACRAMENTO AP State mental hospitals would gain more pediatric aides sooner under an Assembly approved bill. The 71 to 1 vote sent the bill back to the Senate for concurrence in amendments. The measure would push the timetable ahead one year to meet 1980 staffing standards adopted in 1973, boosting psychiatric technicians and nurses across 11 hospitals.
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California Assembly OKs Auto Registration Fee Hike
California Assembly approves a measure by Walter Ingalls to raise driver license fees from 3.25 to 10 and auto registration from 11 to 12 a year for three years. The bill would expand legislative oversight of highway funding, anger trucking groups and state departments, and awaits Senate action.
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Bail bondsmen win key vote to block reform in California
A California Assembly committee killed a plan by Howard Berman to shift pretrial release to a 10 percent county deposit, prompting debate between bondsmen and reform advocates. The measure, opposed by the American Civil Liberties Union and California Public Defenders Association, will be reconsidered next January along with two other bail reform bills.
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