Reinecke denies ex aide charges backed by Reagan
California lieutenant governor Ed Reinecke, backed by Gov Ronald Reagan, rejected charges that he spent public funds for a gubernatorial campaign and conspired against Reagan. Reinecke called the accusations ridiculous and said his political expenses are paid from a private fund. Steward, his former top aide, alleged misuse of taxpayer time and resources.
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Assembly Bills Narrow to Housing and Public Works Roles
The Sacramento report highlights Assembly actions on bills to set standards for housing and community development, public works oversight, and funding. It notes amendments, Senate concurrence requests, and several measures advancing or returning to the Senate for final action.
Antinoise bill would set home insulation standards
The Assembly passed a bill to require minimum noise insulation standards for new homes and apartments and to direct the State Commission on Housing and Community Development to set rules for hotels, motels, and other dwellings. Support came from builders and consumer groups, with opponents predicting higher home costs.
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Senate tax showdown looms after committee action
In Sacramento, the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee split on a Bagley tax bill and removed a proposed 3-cent per pack cigarette levy. The move clears the way for a clash with a rival Senate measure as both houses push tax and apportionment work amid California’s longest session. The bills aim to close a $33 million deficit via payroll withholding and business tax changes, with limited property tax relief only for local governments.
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Ronald Reagan
Doukmejian Bill Treats Drunk as Sick Person in Civil Custody
Sacramento reports the Assembly approved a bill by Sen. George Doukmejian allowing police to treat public drunks as sick persons rather than criminals. The bill would enable taking intoxicated individuals to civil protective custody for sobering up and exempt them from criminal prosecution.
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