Reagan Signs Bills Aiding Rape Victims And Fees Hike
California Governor Ronald Reagan signed 296 bills including measures to aid rape victims and raise hunting and fishing license fees. The rape bills AB3638 and AB3660 ban discrediting a victim by reference to prior sexual activity and bar jurors from assuming prior consent. A third bill AB3667 requires local governments to cover medical exams and treatment used for evidence in prosecutions.
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Los Angeles
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Parents gain access to school records under new law
Sacramento AP report notes a Reagan signed bill allowing parents to inspect challenge and remove material in their children's school records. Hearings required on parent complaints. if panel refuses removal, a written objection may be added. Also signed SB165 increasing hunting and fishing fees and other measures.
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Ronald Reagan
John Suill
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Reagan
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
Alfred E. Alquisi
San Jose
California
Jim Keyser
Sepulveda
Public Utilities Commission
George Moscone
San Francisco
Nixon
White House
California Legislature Advances Social and Infrastructure Bills
A sweep of AB and SB measures outlines funding for the Earl Warren Oral History Project and state education reforms. Bills propose revisions to school funding, rehabilitation coverage, highway and transit standards, driver safety, and higher education definitions, plus public notice, anti discrimination, and environmental provisions.
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Hanford
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Berman
Los Angeles
Maritime
California Maritime Academy
Tidelands
Green Sea
Keyser
D-Granada
Jewelry theft at Long Beach home valued at 436
Long Beach police said burglars forced a bathroom window to enter the home of Jack Losden at 2161 Eucalyptus Ave and stole jewelry valued at 3436 dollars on Tuesday.
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Long Beach
County Board orders emergency scuba training standards
Los Angeles county supervisors move to enact emergency ordinances for mandatory scuba diver instructor training charter boat safety and equipment quality. The plan aims to curb drownings amid reports of lax certification and variable equipment standards. Enforcement may use county business licensing for unincorporated areas including much of Santa Catalina Island.
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Board of Supervisors
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Kenneth Hahn
Underwater Safety Committee
Seymour Greben
Huhe
Santa Catalina Island
Greben
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