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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
6
The Senate Finance Committee halted a 7.52 billion Democratic budget draft over tax concerns. Sen. John Holmdahl led a move to delay adoption until a tax plan is devised, leaving the measure in limbo with a July 1 deadline approaching.
California Rural Legal Assistance faced accusations of illegal aid to the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee as three state commissioners conducted hearings in Modesto Gilroy and Santa Rosa. Fresno lawyer Say and CRLA staff witnesses debated extortion claims and alleged CRLA presence on a UF WOC picket line while CRLA denied employee involvement.
The governor signed overtime pay legislation affecting about 40,000 state employees with cash time and a half starting July 10. California Assembly actions include year round schools with 45 day sessions and 15 day vacations, abuse custody protections, lowered amateur boxing age to 16, and status of women commission changes. Other items cover unemployment insurance continuation, and a Senate move to allow year round school programs with state approval, plus milk pull dates rule.
In Sacramento Governor Reagan accuses lawmakers of backing higher taxes and ignoring welfare reform. He urges Resources Agency officials to lobby for his plan, arguing environmental spending hinges on welfare reform and pressing work requirements for able bodied welfare recipients.
Reagan appoints Alan C. Nelson as interim director of the Department of Human Resources Development. Nelson age 37 previously served as assistant director since 1969, succeeding Gilbert Sheffield who resigned.
Judge William M. Gallagher of Sacramento County Superior Court ruled Reagan administration overstepped by cutting Medi Cal benefits without hearings. The decision blocks the emergency regulations affecting California counties and providers. The state plans an appeal while counties seek restoration of services and reimbursements.
The Supreme Court limited police authority to arrest on sidewalks by invalidating vagrancy and disorderly conduct laws unless they set ascertainable standards. In two decisions, one Tuesday and another a week earlier, the rulings affect how cities can regulate groups and behavior on streets nationwide.
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