Farm Pay Time Limit Bill Killed in Assembly
The California Assembly defeated a bill by Assemblyman Mike Cullen to require employers pay farm workers and seasonal workers within 36 hours of wage due. The 14 to 51 vote fell mostly along party lines with all yes votes from Republicans. Cullen initially supported the bill but switched to oppose it saying the measure had no votes to pass.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Mike Cullen
Dlong Beach
Cullen
Boi
Torrance Plant Hit by Local C W U Picket Line
Members of the Chemical Workers Union refused to cross picket lines at the Dow Chemical Co plant in Torrance California. The stoppage began when fellow unionists from a struck local in Pittsburgh California joined the protest. Management kept the plant functioning during the walkout.
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Torrance
Chemical Workers Union
Errance
Dow Chemical Co
Pittsburgh
Calif
Unruh Urges Assembly Action on Reagan Tax Plan
SACRAMENTO Democratic Leader Jess M Unruh threatened to push Gov Reagan's tax reform before the Assembly if no committee action by next week. Speaker Monagan called the move a dangerous precedent while Unruh vowed to seek unamimous consent to take up the program as a committee of the whole. Democrats aim to cut more than 86 million from Reagan's 6.2 billion budget focusing on health welfare and education while preserving administrative fat.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Jess M. Unruh
Ronald Reagan
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Unruh
Inglenhcad
Revenue and Taxation
William T. Bagley
R-San Anselmo
Umuh
Reagan seeks federal aid for state income tax credit
Gov. Ronald Reagan said Sacramento wants the federal government to allow his proposed added one percent state income tax as a federal tax credit. He cited assurances from Vice President Spiro Agnew to support the effort with the Treasury Department. The extra tax would fund local property-tax relief and boost school money.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury Department
Reagan
Prophylactic Sales to Minors Cleared by Senate
The California Senate voted 21 to 10 to legalize sales of prophylactics to persons 18 and under who are not married. Sen Beilenson said the measure, requested by the California Venereal Disease Control Association and backed by the California Medical Association, aims to curb venereal disease. Opposition came from Sens Schmitz and Bradley.
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Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Assembly
Beilenson
California Venereal Disease Control Association
California Medical Association
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