Reinecke Extends Car Smog Law In California
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke signed legislation granting the Air Resources Board authority to set emission standards for 1955 to 1985 model cars. He also raised the maximum cost for a pollution control device on used cars from 65 to 385 dollars, state supporters led by Assemblyman W Craig Biddle say helps curb inflation.
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Sacramento
California
Guv
Ed Reinecke
Air Resources Boar
W. Craig Biddle
R-Riverside
Bomb damages Playboy Club in San Francisco
Police said a bomb fashioned from highway flares and aerosol cans damaged the Play boy Club front-door paneling and an outdoor carpet in the early hours after the club closed. The device was placed at the entrance. a chef arriving at 6 45 a.m. found the damage.
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Playboy Club
San Francisco Jr
Reapportion plan targets three LA Republicans in bid
In Sacramento Democratic leaders unveil an Assembly reapportionment plan that would erase seats held by Floyd Wakefield Charles Conrad Peter Schabarum and John Foran while shifting districts to boost Democratic control from 42 to at least 45. The plan also adds Democratic voters to Kenneth Maddy and Frank Belotti districts and trims W Don MacGillivray’s base.
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Sacramento
San Trancsico
Floyd Wakefield
South Gate
Charles Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Peter Schaba
Kenneth Maddy
Fresno
Frank Belothi
Eureka
W. Don MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Beach Access Guarantee Signed by California Lt Governor
Lt Gov Ed Reinecke signed a bill to preserve public access to California beaches. The measure by Assemblyman Kenneth Cory prohibits sale or lease of property owned by local agencies between the ocean and the nearest street unless the public is guaranteed access to the ocean through the property.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ed Reinecke
California
UPS
Ed . Reinecke
Kenneth Cory
Garden Grove
Ban on Mercury Pollution Gains Sacramento
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee voted for a virtual ban on releasing mercury and its compounds into California's environment and sent the proposal to the Assembly floor. Sen. John Nejedly amended the antimercury bill to restore a full ban, contrasting with a Senate version watered down to requiring only mercury registration. Walnut Creek Republican bill seeks continued farm chemical use despite a near ban by the State Department of Agriculture as of January 1.
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Sacramento
Assembly: Ways and Means
California
Assembly
Sen
John Nejedly
Senate
Walnut Creek
State Department ‘of Agriculture
California junior colleges seek 325 million in new aid
The Board of Governors of California's 93 community colleges will consider asking the Legislature for 325.6 million in new money at their meeting Thursday in San Diego.
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Sacramento
Board of Governors of California
Community Colleges
San Diego
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