Senate blocks delay in smog device regulation
In Sacramento the Senate refused to delay the smog device program. Sen. Halindahl urged more study and rejected mandating ARB action, while 13 supported SCR52 and 14 opposed. 21 votes were needed. ARB regulations require 1966–70 vehicles to install exhaust devices over 10 months starting July.
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Public worker strike bill clears first Sacramento panel
AB1243 would grant collective bargaining rights to 1.1 million California public employees including teachers. The bill, approved 5-2 by the Assembly Employment and Public Employees Committee, moves to the Ways and Means Committee amid Democrat-Reagan admin clashes. A three-member board would administer the act and court deterrence could halt strikes endangering health or safety.
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Bob Moretti
California
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Two pesticides hit as cancer hazards
The EPA says aldrin and dieldrin pose cancer risks and health dangers and should be banned. Shell Chemical challenges the charges while appealing a prior order to suspend most uses. the case, filed with Administrative Law Judge Herbert Perlman, continues as the agency cites widespread presence and risks to humans, including unborn children and dairy products.
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Shell Chemical Co
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Shell
Herbert L. Perlman
William D. Ruckelshaus
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