Littering bill advances in Senate Judiciary Committee
The California Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill increasing littering fines and offering rewards for informants. sponsored by Assemblyman Raymond J. Seeley Blythe, the measure passed unanimously and moves to the Senate floor. It would raise the first offense fine from 25 to 50 dollars and escalate with subsequent violations.
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Reward Offer For Litterers And Gunfire Offenders
The notice states approved fines of 100 dollars for second offenses and 150 dollars for third offenses. Individuals providing information that leads to litterers’ conviction or to the conviction of illegal gunfire from public highways would receive a reward equal to 50 percent of the fine.
Senate panel blocks Nixon appointee for new OEO CEO
The Senate labor and public welfare subcommittee delayed confirming Philip V. Sanchez, Nixon's pick to head the Office of Economic Opportunity, signaling opposition to dismantling the agency. Sanchez pledged to resign if the administration weakens or dissolves OEO and faced questions over transfers of alcoholism programs and CRLA reports. He anticipated a legal services funds clash with Governor Reagan's CRLA plan and noted veto power over director selections, stressing inclusive outreach but facing a lengthy confirmation path.
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