Hopis Win LA Veto Clash Over Navajo Plant
Hopi leaders and environmentalists secured a victory as Los Angeles City Council did not override Mayor Bradley’s veto of operating agreements for the Navajo coal plant near Page Arizona. They warned pollution would affect tribal lands and air quality.
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Reagan unimpressed with new two year lawmaking format
Gov. Reagan said the legislature showed little difference in its first half of the new biennial session versus the hectic end of a one year session. He noted a round the clock flurry of hundreds of bills with scant thoughtful consideration as legislators protested that votes were being recorded rather than cast. He has begun signing measures.
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Vague Critique on Legislators’ Performance Cited
A commentator noted that while many bills circulated, none conveyed the sense of statesmanship or genuine presence in governance. The remark underscores a perception of hollow debate rather than meaningful leadership.
Reagan leans to veto of Simpson law repeal
Gov. Reagan signaled he leans toward vetoing a bill repealing the Capitol picketing ban and denied it targeted 93-year-old protester Robert Simpson. He recalled the 1989 antipicketing act amid demonstrations, said the law served the public interest, and noted Simpson’s ongoing Capitol protests.
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