Brown Jr. (Willie L.) Papers, 1955-1999

ACA No. 4: Exempts persons 65 years of age or older with a gross annual income of $3,600 or less from taxation support of public schools in the amount of $5,000. ACA No.5: Provides persons 65 or older an exemption from property taxation of $5000. ACA No. 17: Resolves that no constitutional provision shall be construed to limit the power of the legislature to provide general law for making long-term, low-interest loans to assist citizens in the purchase of a farm or home.

ACR No. 8: Extends sympathy to the victims of the December 1964 floods and requests all state departments and agencies to assist local government agencies. ACR No. 15: Congratulates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. ACR No. 21: Authorizes the Dept. of Finance to spend $25,000 towards support of the Alcoholic Rehabiliation Center. ACR No. 23: Expresses sympathy on the death of Sir Winston Churchill. ACR No. 24: Memorializes the death of Sir Winston Churchill. ACR No. 27: Thanks State and local officials for working toegether to protect depositors affected by closure of the S.F. National Bank. ACR No. 31: Congratulates Walt Disney and all Disneyland employees on the growth of the park.

Expresses condolences on the death of labor leader Harold Lanthier.

Requests the Dept. of Employment to study the characteristics and experience of persons disqualified from unemplyment insurance benefits under the 1965 amendments to the Unemployment Insurance Code.

Congratulates Rev. Haynes on his 33rd anniversary as minister of the Third Baptist Church.

Congratulates Mr. Lee on his appointment as postmaster of San Francisco.

Calls attention to Negro History Week and the years of progress it commemorates.

Urges all state and local agencies to refrain from calling for bids for any public works, unless necessary, until there is a reduction in construction costs.

Request the Joint Legistlative Audit Committee and the Assembly Interim Committee on Natural Resources, Planning and Public Works to conduct a study on the Park Presidio-Panhandle and Golden Gate Freeways.

Requests a study of the authorizing of superior courts to review property taxation decisions of county and state boards.

Makes persons engaged in household domestic service for one employer for 60 or more days in a calendar year subject to the Workman's Compensation Law.

Makes permanent a provision that ended on September 17, 1967, to include certain agricultural workers under the coverage of the California Fair Employment Practice Act.

Authorizes the Dept. of Motor Vehicles to issue special News license plates to any person regularly employed as a reporter.

Provides increased housing allowances to Old Age Security recipients living alone and paying rent.

Directs the state Dept. of Social Welfare to publish quarterly newsletters for recipients of Old Age Security, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, and Aid to Disabled.

Authorizes the state Dept. of Social Welfare to allocate funds to private organizations which establish and maintain centers that provide information to older persons.

Appropriates funds to be allocated by the California Commission on Aging to agencies for staff salaries and printing costs incurred in developing pre- and post-retirement programs.

Authorizes clerks in counties with more than 650,000 residents to destroy superior court records of proceedings where no action has taken place in 30 years.

Authorizes county recorders to destroy originals of documents which were not claimed by the owners within 10 years and are undeliverable by mail.

Prohibits the acquistion of property by the Dept. of Public Works for freeways thorough a city or unincorporated county area until there is an agreement with the city or county to close city streets or county roads.

Establishes the Office of Conservation Education in the Dept. of Education with the function of encouraging school districts to develop education opportunities in conservation, interpretation, and the use of natural resources.

Repeals requirement calling for adoption of a master plan before a county can acquire, develop or protect any beach for public use.

Imposes a license tax of one-cent per gallon on motor vehicle fuel. Appropriates revenues from this tax to be used for conservation education and the acquistion and maintenance of park land.

Establishes a rebuttable presumpton that the most necessary public use for propoerty appropriated for public use as a park is such use.

Requires state or local agencies disposing of surplus unimproved land in excess of three acres to offer land for sale to city and county Parks and Recreation depts. and other public entities for use in the public interest.

Makes employment in a private home, local college club, or local fraternity/sorority houses subject to unemployment disability insurance law if wages exceed $200 per quarter.

Makes employment in a private home, local college club and local fraternity/sorority houses subject to unemployment insurance law if wages exceed $200 per quarter.

Provides for discovery in any state agency adjudication proceedings and specifies what information is discoverable, prerequisites to the use of different types of discovery, manners of taking, and means of enforcement.

Enacts Senior Citizens' State Tax Assistance Law and establishes procedures to give tax credits to persons 65 and older of limited means and who rent their dwellings.

Requires the Director of Youth Authority to establish standards for probation duties and the operation and maintenance of juvenile halls. Adds an annual investigation of juvenile halls.

Directs the State Dept. of Social Welfare to publish a quarterly newsletter in both braille and print, to be mailed to recipients of aid of the blind and aid to the potentially self-supporting blind.

Makes interest in a tort case manatory and requires that it be computed from the date of the cause of action.

Makes it unlawful for an employer to discriminate against an individual of any age, rather than just an individual between the ages of 40 and 64.

Provides for a grant-in-aid to nonprofit sponsors of low-income housing from the Department of Housing and Community Development.

Allows a deduction for any expenses paid during a taxable year for ordinary maintenance of that portion of the property that the taxpayer occupies exlusively as his principal residence.

Authorizes the establishment and maintenance of first division kindergartens for children between the ages of three and four years nine months.

Establishes a program, administered by the Department of Housing and Community Development, to provide grants to groups of people subject to redevelopment to hire independent planning staff to advocate for the interests of groups being affected.

Deletes the exclusion of the average daily attendance of adults from the computations of foundation programs and basic state aid for junior colleges.

Requires that an insurer that determines it will not renew a policy must give written notice to its insured at least 20 days prior to the expiration of the policy.

Repeals Sections 25430 and 25430.5 of the Education Code. Deletes requirement that the State Board of Education submit copy of petition for formation of junior college to the Coordinating Council for High Education.

Amends exisitng provision in regards to providing counsel to a person charged with a crime who is unable to employ cousel to include representation in a criminal trial, proceeding or appeal.

Gives teachers, whose districts made contributions to an earlier retirement plan but which have now ceased, credit for service as a non-local-fund member.

Increases the elected number of members from each assembly district on the county central committee from five to six.

Specifies which information included in an employer's written authorization employing legislative advocates must be filed with the assembly clerk. Suspends advocate's registration upon failure to file monthly reports and requires information related to advocates on candidate's campagin statement.

Makes it unlawful for a real estate broker, subdivider, developer, or builder to discriminate in housing.

Allows persons with specified requirements to take the oral examination and receive a physician's and surgeon's certificate upon successful passage.

Makes a technical, nonsubstantive change in language in Section 1410 of the Labor Code relating to fair employment practice.

Specifies that revenues derived from the Park Acquistion Gas Tax Law shall be used for the acquistion, development, and maintenance of public parks.

Requests local school boards to review educational resources in terms of providing better facilities and teaching methods to serve adults.

Resolves that the State Legislature study the creation of a Northern Counties Conservation and Development Commission.

Commends Janet Aitken for her outstanding contributions to the legal profession and congratulates her on her appointment to Municipal Court Judge.

Congratulates Rev. Bedford on the 10th anniversary of his pastorship and his contributions to the community.

Urges insurance companies to study the feasibility of establishing a fund to be used to purchase uninsured motorist coverage for persons who are neither drivers nor owners of automobiles.

Biographical statement on Lt. Dante R Andreotti and news clipping.

Resolves that a committee be assigned to study practices of the automobile insurance industry and report findings to the assembly.

Calls for a study of the establishment and maintenance by school districts of first division kindergartens.

Declares that incurred contractual attorney fees shall be awarded to one party and the prevailing party, whether specified in the contract or not, shall be entitled to reasonable attorney fees.

Provides that counties with populations of 5 million or more make copies of registrations affidavits kept on tabulating cards or electronic tape available to county central committees before the primary and general election.

Requires the State Dept. of Social Welare act as a county adoption agency where none exists, except in counties contracting with an adjacent county for such services.

Requires all drug purchases by any state agency be by generic name. Requires that any prescription made by an employee of any state agency be by generic name.

Requires superior court judge and the Youth Authority to inspect juvenile halls, jails and lockups annually for suitability of confinement for minors and prohibits confinement of same until facilities are made suitable.

Authorizes trust funds for state college auxiliary organizations to be used for personal loans of a nonscholarship nature to students to continue their education.

Establishes a minimum wage of $2 per hour and maximum 35-hour workweek for all public and private employees.

Provides that any public school employer or governing board shall negotitate in good faith with representatives of employee organizations.

Establishes a rebuttable presumption that the most necessary public use for property appropriated for public use as a public park is such use.

Requires any state or local agency disposing of surplus unimproved land which is capble of park or recreation development offer such land to sale to city and county parks and recreation departments, unless land is being held for purpsoe of exchange.

Repeals the requirement that any acquistion, development or protection of beaches for public use must be preceeded by that county having adopted a master plan.

Establishes a Conservation Education Service in the Dept. of Education with the function of encouraging school districts to develop educational opportunities in relation to conservation, interpretation, and use of natural resources.

Prohibits the Department of Motor Vehicles from sellling any information concerning vehicle registration or drivers' licenses.

Provides for the issuance of a free sport fishing license for state residents over the age of 65.

Enacts the Senior Citizens' State Income Tax Assistance Law. Establishes procedures for the Franchise Tax Board to pay funds or give tax credits for persons 65 and over of limited income and who rent their dwelling.

Requires the State Dept. of Social Welfare to publish for one year a quarterly bulletin for recipients of Old Age Security, Aid to Families with Dependent Children and Aid to the Disabled containing information on services and grants available to them. Appropriates $7,500 for such purposes.

Directs the State Dept. of Social Welfare to publish a quarterly newsletter in both braille and print, and mail to recipients of Aid to the Blind.

Proposes that the Director of Social Welfare increase aid to the aged by $32 per month for room and board.

Prohibits the Board of Medical Examiners from rejecting an application for a reciprocity physicians and surgeons certificate solely on the basis that the licensing authority permitted the applicant to take the basic science exam given by the National Board of Medical Examiners as a part of that state's qualifying exam.

Changes the name of the Department of Professional and Vocational Standard to the Department of Licensing.

Provides that the Director of the Dept. of Professional and Vocational Standards may establish license periods and renewal dates to best distribute renewal work throughout the year. Provides for the prorating of fees.

Requires boards within the Dept. of Professional and Vocational Standards to cooperate with the Director in determinging form, time and price of directory of certificate licensees.

Requires that boards of supervisors, rather than juvenile court judges, appoint and swear in members of juvenile justice commissions

Specifies terminology and meaning. Defines "termite or wood-destroying pests or organisms inspection" to mean an inspection of a structure by a properly licensed operator.

Requires a subcontractor to render an inspection and report if the pest control work requires a branch 3 license. Prohibits licensee from rendering an estimate until an inspection has been made.

Requires that if a person injured in an automobile accident and neither he nor the responsible party has insurance and the insurance compnay is judged insolvent then the aggrieved party shall file claim with the Insurance Commissioner who shall review the claim and determine validity and shall establish pro rate share to be contributed by all carriers.

Makes technical changes to Section 1276 of the Penal Code, defines the term "magistrate."

Permits the district attorney or grand jury in a crime involving stolen property not exeeding $200 in value to specify that the offense is a misdemeanor punishable only by imprisonment in a county jail.

Makes nonsubstantive change to language in Section 11718 of the Health and Safety Code.

Prohibits age discrimination applicable to employers of one or more employees rather than six or more. Makes it unlawful to take certain actions with respect to individuals of any age rather than those between the ages of 40 and 64.

Provides that no rate for any insurance policy in which Chapter 9 applies shall be judged fair unless the profits achieved from all sources are included in the calculations.

Declares it state public policy to encourage the development and offering of enterainment suitable for children.

Provides that an order admitting a defendent to bail upon appeal may be made by any magistrate or judge having the power to issue a writ of habeas corpus.

Provides for Aid to Families with Dependent Children on the basis of the inadequate earnings of a parent or parents. Defines "inadequate earnings" as those from full-time employment, which when added to other income are below the amount set by the Dept. of Social Welfare as the minimum basic standard.

Authorizes S.F. Port Authority to provide supplemental pensions or annuities for its employees covered by the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937.

Makes technical change in provision requiring material witnesses in criminal cases to give written undertakings that they will appear and testify.

Enacts the Municipal Overburden Allowance and Property Tax Relief Act of 1968. Requires Superintendent of Public Instruction to compute allowances to unified school districts with an ADA in the current fiscal year of 20,000 or more students.

Proclaims 1968 as Human Rights Year and calls upon California citizens to deepen their commitment to the defense of human rights.

Urges the Dept. of Veterans Affairs to forego cancelling contracts of persons purchasing homes under the Veterans' Farm and Home Purchase Act of 1943. Urges private lenders to forego foreclosing on loans where the cause of nonpayment is a catastrophic event.

Congratulates Joseph Diviny for his long and outstanding career of dedicated service to his community and organized labor.

Resolves that Assembly members join with the rest of the Nation in mourning the death of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr on this day.

Urges the State Department of Education, public school districts, and California colleges and universities to design and adopt Black Studies Programs and curricula.

Creates a Joint Committe on the 1970 Japanese World Exposition to consider action relative to having a California exhibit at the event.

Provides for aid to families with dependent children on the basis of the inadquate earnings of a parent or parents.

Directs the State Department of Social Welfare to publish a quarterly newsletter in both braille and print, and mail it to recipients of Aid to the Blind.

Requires the Department of Social Welfare to publish a quarterly bulletin containing information on eligibility and limitations of financial assistance and services in the Old Age Security, Aid to the Needy Disabled and Aid to Families with Dependent Children. Appropriates $7,500 for such.

Makes law prohibiting discrimination in employment on account of age applicable to employers of one or more employees rather than six or more.

Appropriates $250,000 to the California State Education Agency for Surplus Property to cover costs of handling and distributing commodities to county welfare departments for their distribution to needy persons.

Enacts Senior Citizens' State Income Tax Assistance Law.

Requires county clerks to submit voter registration information to county central committee instead of only to voters party.

Provides for conclusive presumption that property used for public park purposes has been appropriated for the most necessary public use.

Enacts The Municipal Overburden Allowance and Property Tax Relief Act of 1969 and requires Superintendent of Public Instruction to compute allowances to unifed school districts with an ADA of 20,000 pupils.

Establishes minimum wage of $2.25 per hour and maximum 35-hour workweek for all public and private employees and provides for over-time pay of twice regular rate.

Provides that provision for automatic resignation of state college employee when absent for five consecutive days is not applicate if absence is due to a labor dispute.

Allows general voter registration to continue up to 20 days rather than 53 days immediately preceding an election. Permits late voter registration up to 5 days preceeding an election.

Allows for voter registration at all times except during the 30 days preceding an election. Defines late registration period and requires county clerks to furnish election officers with names of late registrants.

Increases the standard of proof in juvenile court to "clear and convincing evidence" rather than "a preponderance of evidence."

Revises existing juvenile law relating to prosecution of juveniles charged with criminal offense. The D.A., rather than the probation officer, may initiate proceedings to declare minor a ward of the court because of violation of law.

Provides that the court must appoint counsel in Welfare and Institution Code 601 or 602 cases if the minor appears without counsel.

Requires Youth Authority and state department of Social Welfare to adopt standards governing confinement of minors in juvenile halls.

Requires presiding superior court judge rather than prescribed juvenile court judge only to appoint members of juvenile justice commissions.

Designates January 15th of each year as Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Increases the number of members on the State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers from six to nine.

Provides that any person possessing either the education or the experience, or any combination of both, is eligible for licensure provided they pass the licensing examination.

Amends existing law relating to application for licensing.

Provides that the Board of Vocational Nurse and Psychiatric Technician Examiners deny accredidation application to any nursing school which fails to give student applicants credit in the field of nursing for previous experience.

Eliminates the requirement that a qualified out-of-state embalmer applying for a California embalmer license must serve a one year apprenticeship.

Requires court to determine whether to revoke probation when probation is brought before court. Deletes authorization of Adult Authority, California Women's Board of Terms amd Parole and California Youth Authority to suspend or revoke parole without notice.

Provides that probation reports must be made avilable to the court, the prosecuting attorney and the defendant or his counsel at least 5 days prior to sentencing.

Requires court in probation violations to determine whether to revoke probation. Probationee much be given written notice of such hearing. Delates authorization of Adult Authority, California Women's Board of Terms and Parole to revoke parole without notice.

Eliminates statutory provision empowering Governor to revoke parole of any prisoner.

Provides that parole can be suspended or revoked only upon a direct showing that parolee has violated a written condition of his parole.

Requires the Adult Authority and the Women's Board of Terms and Parole to determine length of confinement not later than the fifth year of imprisonment for life sentences and not later than the third year for all others. Requires same for Youth Authority, no later than the third year.

Provides that parents or guardians of children in district preschools, and state funded-child centers and parent cooperatives, may ride with child on transportation provided by district.

Permits taxpayer to bring action to review determination with respect to equalizing the assessment of property on assessment rolls.

Permits pharmacist to provide a similar drug to people under Medi-Cal if his professional judgement deems it appropriate.

Makes various provisions for the release of a defendent who has appealed a conviction not punishable by death.

Provides that no insurance rate shall be judged fair unless the profits from all sources are including in the calculations.

Provides that if both a person injured in an automobile accident and the responsible party is without insurance and an insurance company is judged to be insolvent by a court then the aggrieved party shall file claim with the Insurance Commissioner.

Provides that any arbitration award shall not be conclusive in proceedings between insured, insurer, legal representative or heirs and the uninsured motorist to recover damages arising out of accident upon which award is based.

Eliminates requirement that automobile insurer notify insured for reason for nonrenewal following termination after insurer has notified insured of intent to not renew.

Authorizes local governing boards to hold elections to determine which employee organization shall designate representatives to serve on negotiating council.

Provides for cost-of-living increase in the allowance made to aid to dependent children recipients.

Prohibits increasing premium rates on private passenger insurance for reasons such as arrest or conviction of insured while operating a motor vehicle during hours of employment.

Brings the standards for juvenile misdemeanor arrests into conformity with adult misdemeanor standards.

Makes it a felony to publish campaign statement in opposition of a candidate without including information on the candidate it purports to represent.

Makes it state policy that state college academic employees shall have the opportunity to select a collective negotiation agenda by majority vote.

Creates the Housing and New Communitiees Development Agency to encourage development.

Makes technical nonsubstantive changes in provision relating to Department of Housing and Community Development.

Creates the State Department of Rent Control as part of the Health and Welfare Agency.

Mandates the BART board of directors to call for a public vote to determine alternative financing for the San Francisco BART district.

Authorizes the state to purchase all available surplus land within state boundries.

Creates the Urban Development Guarantee Agency to assist financing of certain small business and housing developments.

Makes technical, nonsubstantive changes to Section 601 of the Public Resources Code.

Establishes procedure for suspension and resumption of criminal trial and medical consultation when the judge finds the defendent lacking self-control because of drug use.

Provides for expungement of arrest and detention records on request in cases where there is a failure to bring to trial, dismissal, or acquittal

Makes technical, nonsubstantive change to Section 1319.2 of Penal Code.

Amends Section 1248 of Code of Civil Procedure relating to fair market value of specific condemned properties.

Requires one department of municipal court to be in session at all hours every day for cities and counties having population over 250,000.

Provides that convicted persons who have fulfilled the conditions of his probation shall be permitted to withdraw his plea of guilty and enter a not guilty plea.

Provides for the destruction of records relating to criminal conviction after seven years have elasped from date of conviction providing the defendant has complied with all the terms and conditions of his sentence.

Permits welfare recipients to qualify for homeowners' propoerty tax exemption.

Permits taxpayers to bring action to review determination of governing bodies regarding equalization of property assessments.

Urges the President and U.S. Congress to take initiative in exercising efforts to bring about a cease-fire in Nigeria and to extend aid to the people of Biafra.

Mourns the passing of legislative aide Donald W. Cleary and expresses appreciation for his work.

Commends the S.F. Adult Literacy Center and the devotion of its staff.

Congratulates the Parks Job Corps Center of Pleasanton on their fourth anniversary.

Instructs the Assembly Committee on Rules to study dental fee regulation and practices.

Requests the University of California to study research capabilities and delivery systems relating to research in modern urban life with the object being to assist families and individuals.

Commends Thomatra N. "Scotty" Scott for his outstanding services to his community.

Requires the Department of Social Welfare to adopt standards for group care of children under two years of age.

Designates January 15th, Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday, of each year as Black American Day.

Permits the board of supersivors of any county consolidated with a city to hire a chief adult probation officer who does not meet the state and county residency requirement of existing law.

Eliminates requirement that insurer notify insured of reason for nonrenewal following termination of policy notification.

Provides procedure for late registration after the close of regular registration for any statewide general or special election to fill a vacancy in the U.S. Congress or Legislature.

Eliminates requirement that applicant for vocational nurse license be a U.S. citizen or have indicated intentions to become one.

Eliminates the four million population prerequisite for compensation to property owners and excludes relocation assistance to property owners.

Permits taxpayer to bring action to review the determination of a county property assessment appeals body. Also provides for a trial de novo on all questions of fact.

Provides that automatic resignation of state college employees absent for five consecutive working days is not applicatable if absence is due to a labor dispute.

Establishes a pilot program in two counties for the State Department of Social Welfare to publish a quarterly newsletter for aid recipients.

Makes law prohibiting discrimination in employment on account of age applicable to employers of one or more employees rather than six or more.

Provides for aid to families with dependent children on the basis of the inadequate earnings of a parent or parents. Defines "inadequate earnings" as those from full-time employment which, when added to other income, are below the minimum standard set by the State Department of Social Welfare.

Establishes the Lease-Purchase Commission to provide statewide regulation of lease-purchase agreements by agencies to protect the interests of taxpayers against indebtedness or liability.

Enacts the Senior Citizens' Rent Assistance Law whereby the Franchise Tax Board reimburses senior citizens aged 62 years and older for a percentage of their rent.

Provides that parents of children in district preschool programs may ride with their child on transportation provided by the district. Increases the statewide ADA to be allocated for transportation from $4.40 to $4.60.

Requires all forms, form letters, and circulars used by the Department of Human Resources Development in communicating with the public to be printed in English and contain a Spanish and Chinese translation.

Provides that property appropriated for specific public use is a conclusive, rather than rebuttable, presumption of its having been appropriated for the best and most necessary use.

Establishes State Automobile Accident Liability Fund within the Department of Insurance to offer accident liability insurance to residents

Changes the governing body of Bay Area Air Pollution Control District from an appointed board to an elected board on January 1, 1973.

Revises the membership of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control Advisory Council to include representatives from public health agencies, conservationists, students, park district and park commissions, and mass transit agencies.

Repeals state laws by removing criminal sanctions against certain private sexual conduct and relationships between persons of prescribed ages.

Removes criminal sanctions against certain private sexual conduct and relationshps between persons of prescribed ages.

Establishes minimum wage of $2.25 per hour and maximum 35-hour workweek for all public and private employees and provides for overtime payment of twice the regular rate.

Reduces the active duty requirement for corpsman who wish to take the LVN examination from 34 to 24 months.

Limits maximum disqualification for failure to report a material fact to obtain unemployment benefits from 10 weeks to 2 weeks.

Requires Adult Authority to fix the term of imprisonment not later than expiration of 12th month of imprisonment when the mimimum term is less than five years, and not later than the 30th month for other cases. Requires the Youth Authority to fix the term of commitment to California Youth Authority no later than the end of the third year of confinement.

Provides for destruction of criminal records after 7 years have elasped since the date of conviction and if the probation officer has no objections.

Establishes that at any time during the probationary period of a person any probation or peace officer may, without warrant, rearrest said person and bring him before the court to revoke or terminate probation.

Deletes authorization of Adult Authority, California Women's Board of Terms and Parole, and California Youth Authority to suspend or revoke parole without notice and deletes authorization to cancel parole.

Prohibits certified school personnel from achieving permanent status in an administrative position.

Creates a Contractors' Bond Fund within the State Treasury that provides for payment of obligations incurred on bonds. Requires Department of Housing and Community Development to issue bond to contractor denied required surety because of racial prejudice or bias.

Authorizes Department of Housing and Community Development to make housing resource grants to cities and counties that agree to comply with the housing element of their general plan, to inventory all housing, to develop low- and middle-income housing programs, and to establish a local office of housing resources.

Specifies that no new loans may be made under the present Cal-Vet provisions after June 30, 1971. Establishes a new Veterans' Farm and Home Purchase Act for loans made on or after July 1, 1971

Establishes a Commission on the Division of the State for the purpose of assisting the Governor and Legislagture in considering such division. Provides for membership, powers and duties thereof.

Requires Superintendent of Public Instruction to grant allowances to schools for mentally disabled minors who have been in special day classes but when retested are determined to have capacity for regular school enrollment. Requires the Superintendent to make an annual report of these pupils academic progress.

Declares that when a lessor of premises enters into a rental agreement that is an implied convenant making the receipt of rent dependent upon the lessor maintaining the premises in "tenantable condition."

Permits employment of persons 18 to 21 years of age as musicians in premises selling and serving alcoholic beverages. Restricts area of employment as limited to portion of premises used exclusively by entertainers and no alcohol can be sold, served or consumed in that area.

Provides that an officer can take a minor into custody for a misdemeanor only if the misdemeanor was committed in his presence as opposed to having reasonable cause to believe a crime has been committed.

Provides that juvenile court judges shall be notified within one day of request for counsel and such counsel will be immediately appointed. Provides that a minor taken into temporary custody shall be immediately released to parents, guardian or responsible relative.

Extends the current criteria for detaining a minor from just the period before a juvenile hearing to include the period between the hearing and the time the court disposes of a case.

Provides that a minor shall not be detained during continuance of a hearing unless court finds specific grounds exist for detention, and establishes a procedure to determine if such grounds exist.

Provides the court discretion to leave a minor at liberty pending an appeal when it feels doing so will protect the best interests of the minor and the community and will insure the minor's cooperation.

Prohibits probation officer from asking for continuance of hearing in any case in which the minor is detained. Requires release on reasonable bail or own recognizance when hearing is continued. Requires dismissal with prejudice in any case in which hearing does not happen within five judicial days of petition.

Requires that court appoint counsel at a detention of Jurisdictional hearing in 601 and 602 cases if the minor appears without counsel whether or not he is able to afford counsel. The court shall appoint counsel at the expense of the parent or guardian.

Provides one of the basis upon which a juvenile court can take jurisdiction over a minor who is leading an idle, dissolute, lewd, or immoral life rather then that he be in danger of doing so.

Increases the standard of proof to "beyond a reasonable doubt" in a juvenile hearing on a 602 peitition, rather than a preponderance of the evidence.

Creates a special court unit within the probation department with sole responsibility for handling 620 (criminal) cases

Provides that the conviction, arrest and other proceeding of a person convicted of a misdemeanor and released from penalties shall be deemed not to have occurred. Provides that conviction records of persons under 21 may be sealed upon his petition under certain circumstances.

Allows a person to have his juvenile records sealed immediately after the jurisdiction of the juvenile court has terminated, with the exclusion of any violation of the Vehicle Code.

Requires boards of supervisors rather than prescribed judges to appoint and swear in members of juvenile justice commissions.

Requires arresting peace officer to advise minor that anything he says can be used against him and cause him to be temporarily or permanently removed from his home. Also provides that no in-custody statement can be used against him unless there is clear and convincing proof that he understood and waived his rights.

Allows person claiming title to personal property which is recovered by unlawful detainer action to obtain property within 30 days from judgment.

Provides that a defendant may counterclaim when appearing in summary proceedings for possession of real property.

Extends time to respond to complaint from forcible entry or unlawful detainer from three days to seven days.

Deletes provision which authorizes issuance of writ of possession if defendant is insolvent or has no property sufficient to satisfy amount of damages sought to be recovered by plaintiff.

Declares that no landlord shall have a lien on a tenant's personal property.

Regulates payments to secure rental agreements, requiring landlord to hold such money for tenant specifying reasons for withholding and procedure for transfers upon termination of landlord's interest in tenancy.

Requires lessor to repay untenantable condition notwithstanding any agreement to the contrary, rather than only in absence of such agreement. Authorizes lessee, if lessor neglects to do so, to make repairs where expense does not exceed two months rent.

Requires landlords with two or more units to furnish tenants and county assessors with a statement of the amount of property taxes included within the rental charge. Permits Tenant to deduct $50 from rent if landord fails to furnish statements as required.

Specifies that if a juvenile court judge or Department of Youth Authority upon inspection finds a jail, juvenile hall, or lockup not being operated and maintained as a suitable place for confinement of minors to make specific notice of such findings and prohibit the use of these facilities.

Extends claim filing time for medically incapacitated claimants of the Senior Citizens' Property Tax Assistance Law.

Provides that purchaser at execution sale loses his right, title and interest in real property when he fails to request a deed from the sheriff within 90 days after redemption expires. And that purchaser loses interest in property when he fails to record the sheriff's deed within 180 days of redemption expiration.

Authorizes a school district board to contract for services with district employees. Authorizes certain repairs and construction of school property to be done by day labor or district employees.

Requires certain depositaries to furnish customers with receipts containing statement as to whether depositoary has fire or theft insurance covering deposited goods. Imposes strict liability on depository who fails to furnish receipt or makes misrepresentation in receipt.

Provides that after enactment of SB 701, any license, credential or employee shall not be suspended solely for commission of an act which does not constitute a crime relating to sexual offense.

Permits an unlicensed person employed in a licensed clinical laboratory who meets specified requirements, to perform venipuncture or skin puncture for the purpose of drawing blood for test purposes

Provides for the issuance of a clinical laboratory technician and trainee licenses. Describes qualifications of obtaining such license.

Provides that state college auxiliary organizations may enter into an agreement with any organization representing its employees requiring membership in the organization as a condition of continued employment by the auxiliary organization.

Authorizes nonpartisan, charitable organizations to solicit on school premises for purposes approved by the governing board of the school district.

Deletes requirement that the district attorney consent to the entry of a nolo contendere plea to indictment, information, or criminal complaint before such plea may be entered.

Allows applicants for a registered nurse license to qualify after successfully completing minimum course requirements, basic sciences and general eduation as established by board, if other conditions are met.

Required the Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration to deny or revoke accreditation of any nursing school which does not grant full credit for courses given in other accredited nursing schools.

Makes it unlawful for a lessor to threaten reprisal against a lessee who reports a violation of health, building or safety code which is intended to protect the health and safety of occupants.

Permits lessee of residential property to seek court determination of compliance of premise with laws regulating health or safety of occupants.

Autorizes State College Trustees to transfer funds between budgeted functions. Requires trustees to provide an annual audit procedure.

Authorizes Department of Mental Hygiene to admit patients or clients of private, nongovernmental, outpatient drug treatment centers who have drug abuse problems to state mental hospitals.

Makes technical, nonsubstantive change to Sec. 488 of the Insurance Code.

Establishes Work Study Program to provide state-subsidized part-time employment for students with financial need.

Revises the Medical Practice Act relating to members of the Board of Medical Examiners that they shall hold office past the four year term until the appointment and qualification of his successor.

Directs the State Personnel Board and encourages local civil service commissions to review class specification and job classification procedures to elimination unnecessary education requirements and to revise written tests to conform to the job to be performed.

Commends writer Alex Haley.

Commends Jimmy Lester for his outstanding career as a boxer and his community and civic work.

Honors the founding of The Henry George School of Northern California and recognizes its 21st anniversary on June 19, 1970.

Urges Congress to appropriate funds for the 1971 White House Conference on Aging. Creates the Assembly Investingating Committee on Prisoner Mistreatment and authorizes it to study and analyze treatment of prisoners. Requests that the federal government and General Services Administration call for public hearings on the future of Fort Funston.

Authorizes the State Department of Education to develop a comparability poliocy statement and plan for the purpose of assuring that school districts adhere to equitable distribution of services and personnel.

Changes the age qualification of voters from 21 to 18 years. Shortens the required duration to vote for naturalized citizenship from 90 to 30 days; state residency from one year to 30 days; county residency from 90 to 30 days; precinct residency from 54 to 30 days. Eliminates literacy as a qualification to vote.

Revises experience qualifications for certification of public accountants.

Prohibits certified personnel from achieving permanent status in an administrative position.

Makes appropriation for support of state government for 1971-1973 in relation to the Budget Act of 1971.

Removes criminal sanctions against certain private sexual conduct and relationships between persons of prescribed ages.

Provides that a public officer or employee shall not be suspended, dismissed nor that their license or credential suspended solely for commission of a non-criminal act relating to sexual offenses.

Establishes minimum wage of $1.85 per hour after January 1, 1972 and $2.00 per hour after Jaunary 1, 1973 and a maximum 40-hour workweek for all public and private employees. Provides overtime payment of one and one-half times the regular rate.

Eliminates the power of grand jury to prosecute by indictment except in cases of felony escape by prisoner.

Establishes that all grand juries shall be slected at random from a list of a county's registered voters from previous presidental elections; the most current county census of persons 18 and older; all other county residents over 18; and all residents 18 and older who are naturalized citizens.

Permits state college auxiliary organizations to enter into an agreement with an organization representing its employees who have membership as a condition of continued employment with the auxiliary organization.

Provides for two grand juries in a county. One for regular indictment and the other a civil grand jury. Person brought before indictment grand jury may be presented by counsel, has the right to question others brought before such grand jury, can call and question other witnesses, and can rebut evidence against him.

Extends existing provisions in Government Code relating to payroll deductions to include employees of University of the California and State College.

Provides that a peace officer can only take a minor into custody if the misdemeanor was committed in his presence as opposed to having reasonable cause to believe a crime was committed. Amplifies existing law relating to advising minor on his rights; that anything he says will be used against him and could cause him to be removed temporaily or permamently from his home.

Specifies that all minors and parents be informed that any statement made by minor could cause his removal from his home. Gives the right to counsel for both minor and parents. Requires probation officer to inform minors of right to telephone an attorney and his parents. Provides that any minor in temporary custody be immediately released to his parents.

Prohibits probation officers from requesting a hearing continuance for a minor. Requires release on reasonable bail or own recognizance when hearing is continued.

Provides that probation officer or assistant/deputy probation officer may file petition to initiate proceeding to declare minor a ward of the court.

Permits the sealing of records in juvenile court after the jurisdiction has terminiation, rather than 5 years or more, and at any time when no petition is filed.

Requires the board of supervisors rather than designated judge, to appoint and swear in members of juvenile justice commissions.

Increases maximum permanent disability weekly payments from $52.50 to $100.00 and provides that if an employee receives a permanent disability rating of 70% or higher he shall receive benefits for life.

Increases maximum weekly indemnity benefit from $87.50 to $150.00 for temporary disability.

Allows injured employee the right to select a physician of his choice if he is injured on the job.

Requires the Administrative Directror of the Division of Industrial Accidents to establish a rehabilitation unit. Requires the employer or insurance carrier to provide reasonable living expenses and vocational training for injured employees in a rehabilitation program.

Deletes exclusion from workmen's compensation law of persons engaged in household domestic services.

Includes hearing aids as an compensable medical appliance under workmen's compensation law.

Changes the composition of the Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board from five attorneys plus two others to an attorney, representatives from labor, management and the public.

Reduces the required period of disablement before an injured employee can begin receiving temporary disability indemnity benefits from 49 to 25 days. This bill only affects the seven days following injury.

Requires that any written instrument issued in payment of workmen's compensation benefits be immediately negotiable and payable in cash on demand.

Changes the formula for computation of workmen's compensation death benefits for widows, widows with dependent children, other dependents and partial dependents.

Increases the statute of limitations in all workmen's compensation cases from one to 10 years.

Provides that in hearings before Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board employee is entitle to reimbursement for transportation, meals and lodging; and for any loss of wages incurred for deposition at hearing.

Increases the penalty for unreasonable delay or refusal of Workmen's Compensation benefit payments from 10 to 20 percent.

Requires the Adult Authority and California Women's Board of Terms and Parole to fix inmates terms for those not previously confined in a state prison within 12 months of imprisonment when the miminmum term is less than five year and within 36 months when the minimum term is five or more years. Requires Youth Authority Board to fix terms not later than the expiration of third year of confinement.

Establishes that in a probation or parole violation a person is entitled to a hearing to determine termination or revocation of probation. Requires notice be given 15 days prior to hearing and that the probationer is entitled to counsel and to cross-examine witnesses appearing against him. Specifies that probation or parole can only be revoked on good cause by clear and convincing evidence.

Permits prisoner in state prison to correspond with any person at his own expense. Permits prison authorities to open and inspect such correspondence.

Requires direct showing that a person violated a written condition of probation or parole before it can be revoked. Prohibits the Adult Authority from revoking parole without given the parolee notice, which must contain basis for suspension or cancellation.

Specifies that business travel expenses are deductiable under the Bank and Corporation Tax Law.

Specifies that business travel expenses are deductiable under the Personal Income Tax Law.

Prohibits fingerprinting of people who pledge property at pawn shops in order to obtain a loan.

Provides that the fee for examination and reexamination be set by the Board of Dental Examiners.

Makes technical, nonsubstantive changes to Sec. 9, Chapter 138 of the Statutes of 1964

Makes technical, nonsubstantive changes to Sec. 6 Chapter 138 of the Statutes of 1964.

Makes nonsubtantive changes to Section 10052 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.

Makes technical correction to Section 14005.3 of the welfare and Institutions Code

Makes nonsubtantive change to Sec. 14000 of the Welfare and Institutions Code

Permits withholding of rent payments in cases of violation of fitness for habitation standards.Specifies remedies and obligation of tenant and landlord in such conditions. Prohibits retaliatory action by landlord.

Prohibits waiver of tenant's rights of habitability. Revises provision giving lessee remedy to repair untenantable conditions and deduct cost of repairs from rent.

Deletes authority of State Board of Education to designate scholastic aptitude test. Prohibits same from requiring intelligence test but permits school districts to administer such tests.

Makes technical, nonsubstantive change to Set. 65030 of Government Code

Revises provisions permitting Department of Alcohol Beverage Control to accept compromise offer from retail licensee in lieu of license suspension where licensee has had no similar action taken against him in the prior 3 years.

Deletes excise tax on wine, champagne, sparkling wine and hard cider and imposes 10 percent tax of retail sales price on these beverages.

Requires insurer wishing to canel fire or homeowner's policy to give notice before cancellation. Insurer receiving cancellation notice may request Insurance Commissioner to conduct hearing on reasons for cancellation.

Permits off-sale licensees to join together in making bulk sale purchases of alcoholic beverages at a discount.

Makes nonsubstantive technical changes to Sec. 1093.5 of the Penal Code.

Makes technical, nonsubstantive changes to Sec. 1191 of the Penal Code.

Requires the principal office of the Trustees of the California State Colleges be established and maintained in Sacramento by January 1, 1973

Makes technical, nonsubstantive changes to Sec. 1700 of the Fish and Game Code.

Requires Calif. Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration to attempt to contact persons who served in medical corps of armed services to inform them of application procedure for licensure as nurse.

Makes technical correction in Sec. 12658 of Welfare and Institutions Code.

Provides that claims for state reimbursements under the Short-Doyle Act shall be payable from appropriations made for the next fiscal year in which expenses were incurred.

Makes nonsubstantive change to Sec. 10052 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.

Reduces the minimum voting age from 21 to 18 years.

Eliminates prosecution by indictment except in the case of an escaped prisoner from any penal, detention or correctional institution where such escape is a felony.

Requests the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training to provide programs to assist local law enforcement agencies in the recruitment of minority police candidates.

Directs the state legislature to immediately appoint a Joint Legislative Planning Committee with the responsibility to determine best route for economic strength, avoiding damaging patterns of consumption, and population distribution.

Urges the U.S. Congress to assess the long-range effect of all aid to local and state governments.

Congratulates the members of the United German-American Societies of San Francisco and vicinity on the observation of German-American Day.

Recognizes August 23 through September 18, 1971 as Anti-Poverty Election Month and commends all city agencies for registering voters.

Requests a committee to study SB No. 1707 relating to workmen's compensation.

Commends Mark Berke of Mount Zion Hospital.

Requests the Committee on Rules to assign a committee to study Sec. 25509 of the Business and Professions Code relating to delinquent credit sales of alcoholic beverages.

Resolves the Assembly Rules Committee to establish liaison with UC Davis for utilization of the Institute of Ecology's data bank and capabilities.

Provides that funds in the State Highway Account of the State Transportation Fund may not be used until the Legislature appropriates funds in the Budget Act and divests the Highway Commission of all powers except that of route selection.

Provides payment of $350 to each prisoner upon discharge from state prison in addition to compensation for labor performed.

Eliminates requirement that insurer notify insured of reason for nonrenewal following termination of policy after notification of intent not to renew.

Removes criminal sanctions against certain private sexual conduct and relationship between persons of prescribed ages.

Deletes authority of State Board of Education to designate scholastic aptitude test used in school testing program. Prohibits school districts from administering any group of standardized test to measure scholastic aptitude of pupils but allows qualified psychologist to administer test to pupils on individual basis for purpose of postsecondary awards. Requires scores from group tests to be purged from school records.

Amends Dental Practice Act by permitting one member of the Board of Dental Examiners to be a faculty member of a California dental or medical school. Eliminates the initial license fee that was in addition to the application fee.

Requires each license-issuing agency in the Department of Consumer Affairs to publish and mail an informational newsletter twice a year to licentiates.

Requires contractors to include their license number and contact information for the regional offices of Contractors' State License Board.

Requires each agency issuing licenses in the Department of Consumer Affairs upon receipt of a complaint of licentiate to take steps to secure relief for complainant.

Extends demonstration programs in intensive instruction in reading and mathematics for low achieving pupils in grades 7 through 12. Extends termination date from 1972 to 1974.

Permits the Director of Department of Youth Authority to enter into contracts with the Federal Government for the leasing of personal property for use in institutions subjects to his control.

Eliminates the limit to two provider visits per month under the Medi-Cal program and inserts a limit to 24 visit per year. Provides that dental services are covered within these visits but work exceeding $50 requires prior approval. Provides that hospitalization for pregnancy or delivery is covered without prior authorization.

Adds dental services within the definition of minimum coverage of the Welfare and Institutions Code relating to Medi-Cal.

Requires bar pilots for San Francisco, San Pablo and Suisun Bays to safely pilot any vessel under their charge.

Permits Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to suspend or revoke license of person violating minimum retail price schedules for distilled spirits. Increases monetary penalties for such violations.

Establishes Elementary School Reading Achievement Program and Fund. Requires the Superintendent of Public Instruction to designate eligible list of schools.

Abolishes the special funds of all agencies in the Department of Consumer Affairs with funds to be credited to the General Fund.

Prohibits licensed insurance agent from receiving commission from an insurance policy transacted on an object he or his employer has sold.

Prohibits pawnbroker from fingerprinting of a person pledging property to receive a loan

Disallows any deduction on income derived from substandard residential property under the Personal Income Tax Law and the Bank Corporation Tax Law. This doesn't not apply to property rendered substandard by natural disasters or by reason of change in local building codes.

Includes painters, ironworkers and tow truck drivers employed by bridge and highway districts within the Public Employees' Retirement System. Originally introduced as a bill to establish Office of State Planning and Budgeting.

Revises required medical school curriculum for physician and surgeon license applicants.

Requires Trustees of State University and Colleges to establish a personnel board for noninstructional employees.

Establishes that revocation of probation and parole can only be made after a hearing on alleged violation.

Creates a special court unit consisting of probation officer and deputy probation officer to handle criminal cases.

Deletes the required age (21) and waiting period that allows a minor or probation officer to petition the court to have juvenile records sealed.

Requires Adult Authority, California Women's Board of Terms and Parole and Youth Authority Board to initially fix and determine length of confinement within specific time periods.

Requires Long Beach city to file detailed description of any project in excess of $5,000 with the State Lands Commission.

Creates the Division of Marine Traffic Control in the Department of Navigation and Ocean Development and a new employee classification of ship controller to direct vessels within specific control zones.

Increases from one to seven years the period in which death benefits must begins. Increases from five to 10 years the period in which proceedings may be brought for injury causing new and further disability

Appropriates funds to the Trustees of California State University and Colleges and Board of Governors of California Community Colleges for higher education opportunity programs.

Requires the Department of Public Works to create, landscape and maintain parks on lands it acquires for highway purposes in cities of 1000,000 or more.

Specifies when an employee's deposition is requires he shall received a transcript copy and an allowance for attorney fees paid by the employer or insurer.

Provides that in cases where an indictment is not returned the court which impaneled the grand jury shall order disclosure of the testimony of a witness for use in subsequent criminal proceedings.

Eliminates peace officer authority to arrest minor without a warrant and put him in temporary custody when there is reasonable cause to believe that the minor falls under Sect. 602 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.

Increases bar pilotage rates for San Francisco, San Pablo and Suisun bays.

Permits California State Board of Pharmancy to allow persons meeting education and experience requirements to take examination for registration as pharmacist.

Makes specified provisions on wages, hours and working conditions that are applicable to adult women also applicable to adult men.

Defines pertinent terms and sets minimum wage at $2.00 per hour.

Permits injured employee to select physician of his own choice, subject to certain rules, and that employer shall be liable for cost of treatment.

Extends minimum wage to all employees except an outside salesman.

Authorizes a study program for limited-English-speaking pupils that will is supervised by the Superintendent of Public Education.

Permits tuition due from nonresident foreign students at California State Colleges during 1972 Fall term to be collected in installments during the 1972-1973 college year.

Increases salary of Chairman and board members of Board of Equalization.

Requires every public member appointed to a board under the Department of Consumer Affairs to have demonstrated an interest in consumer affairs before his appointment.

Provides that no rules, with the exception of those relating to exams and qualification for licensure, shall take effect until reviewed by the director of the department.

Makes technical, non-substantive change in law relating to the California Tahoe Regional Planning Agency.

Exempts public assistance recipients who successfully complete job training programs from certification and exam fees if certain conditions are met.

Appropriates funds for overtime for state employees.

Makes technical, non-substantive change to Sect. 65037 of the Government Code.

Makes no substantive change.

Changes the required membership of the Council on Continuing Education for the Health Occupations to include 5 registered nurses and 5 licensed vocational nurses.

Requires Department of Motor Vehicles to suspend driving privileges for 6 months of person convicted of first offense of driving under the influence only if the court orders such suspension.

Creates the Joint Committee on Siting of Teaching Hospitals and an advisory committee.

Allocates $200,000 to Joint Legislative Committee on siting of Teaching Hospitals.

Commends Wallace W. Kelso on his distinguished career of service to the Legislature and the State.

Congratulations the San Francisco 49ers on winning the NFL Western Division Championship and salutes Coach Dick Nolan.

Commends Mrs. Charlie Mae Haynes for 26 years of service to the Third Baptist Church.

Expresses regret that Willie Mays will no longer play for the San Francisco Giants and extends wishes for a successful career as "dean" of the baseball players.

Commends Mary Jane Scharff for her service as the citywide program coordinator for the San Francisco Police Community Relations organization.

Commends the Henry George School of Social Science on its 40th anniversary.

Commends Cruz Reynoso for service as Director of California Rural Legal Assistance and his new job as professor at the University of New Mexico Law School.

Commends the San Francisco Opera on its 50th anniversary.

Congratulates Ray Charles on his birthday and commends his for his musical achievements.

Commends the U.C. School of Pharmacy on its centennial year.

Commends Dr. Schmidt on his years of medical instruction and service.

Establishes a major student financial aid proposal relating to federal student aid policy, graduate fellowship program, college opportunity grants, and occupational training grants.

Appropriates support of the state government for 1973-1974 fiscal year.

Makes two technical amendments to Chap. 1412, Statutes of 1972, relating to rule-making procedures of the Department of Consumer Affairs.

Provides for a temporary permit to practice dentistry under supervision by licensed dentist to be issued to foreign-trained applicants for licensure.

Deletes the age and waiting provision under Sect. 781 of the Welfare and Institutions Code and allows minors to petition the court as any time after the case has terminated to petition for sealing juvenile records.

Requires every public member appointed to a board under the Department of Consumer Affairs to have demonstrated an interest in consumer affairs prior to appointment.

Expresses findings relating to the need for new facilities at the Dental School of U.C. San Francisco and appropriates funds to the U.C. Regents for planning purposes.

Establishes the Elementary School Reading Achievement Program.

Provides permanent source of funding to the University of California, the State University and the Community College systems for higher educational opportunity programs.

Prohibits school districts from administering scholastic aptitude tests with the exception of qualified school psychologists who can give tests to individual pupils.

Provides for high school equivalency certificates to be issued to persons upon completion of general educational development test.

Revises the definition of qualified renters and sets the credit under the Personal Income Tax Law at $40 rather than a range based on income.

Prohibits the C.S.U.C. from charging foreign students the nonresident tuition fee if such student graduated from a California high school, has lived continuously in the state for three years and is not receiving public assistance.

Disallows taxpayers to deduct capital expenses on residential property found to be substandard, which is defined as housing found to be in violation of state or local laws.

Provides for payment of $350 to each prisoner upon discharge from a state prison as compensation for labor performed.

Requires that land purchased but not being used for state highway purposes shall be used for parks for public use.

Extends to men spefici regulations regarding hours and working conditions now applicable to women and minors

Provides that an employer's share of cost of health benefit plan shall be based on a percentage of premium charges rather than $16.

Requires the Department of Health to establish and maintain a system for providers to bill by recipient's identification number. Eliminates the limit of two visits per month and inserts a limit to 24 per year. Adds dental services costing less than $50 to out-patient services under the basic schedule.

Decreases from 28 to 14 days the period temporary disability must last before injured employee will receive disability benefits.

Increases from $105 to an unspecified amount the maximum weekly benefit payable for temporary disability.

Includes within provisions of workmen's compensation certain vendors of newspapers. It excludes part-time gardeners who work less than 20 hours per month and household domestic service workers who work less than 20 hours weekly for one employer.

Increases the maximum weekly benefit for permanent disability from $70 to $105.

Requires the establishment of a rehabilitation unit within the Division of Industrial Accidents to foster and approve rehabilitation plans and identify and refer injured employees to such services.

Changes the composition of the 7-person Appeals Board to include one attorney, two representatives of management and two from the general public.

Deletes the statutory limits for death benefits and provides that total dependency payments will be paid until the death or remarriage of the widow and throughout the dependency of the children.

Provides for matching grants to cities to aid in reorganization of local governmental services.

Deletes the prohibition against picketing in the State Capitol.

Permits licensed registered nurse to administer medication by injection and withdraw blood.

Removes criminal sanctions against certain private sexual conduct and relationship between persons of prescribed ages.

Eliminates the requirement that auto insurer notify insured for nonrenewal reason following termination of policy after insurer notified insured of intent not to renew.

Requires court that impaneled grand jury, if no indictment was returned, under specific circumstances, to order disclosure to witness testimony to defendent and prosecutor for use in further proceedings.

Abolishes the California Council on Criminal Justice as currently constituted and establish new entity with same name with revised responsibilities. Increases membership of council from 30 to 32.

Authorizes the Department of Social Welfare to provide, by contract, the distribution of aid warrants by local banks.

Requires the county or city to pay school districts a proportionate share of in lieu payments received. Defines "proportionate share."

Eliminates limitations on expenditures during the 1973-74 fiscal year for the Medi-Cal management prototype system. Requires the Department of Health to enter into contract for implementation of a claims processing and information retrieval system.

Provides funding for the educationally disadvantaged program on an automatics continuing basis through the State School Fund

Appropriates funds for Community College student financial aid.

Appropriates funding for California State University and Colleges for student financial assistance.

Appropriates funding for University of California for student financial assistance.

Provides that a claimant in small claims court has a right to appeal a judgment against him.

Enacts the Certified Attorney Assistant Act and creates a board with members appointed by the State Bar, the State Judicial Council and the legislature.

Makes technical, non-substantive change to Sect. 14780 of the Government Code.

Enacts Small Business Procurement and Contract Act for increased participation of small businesses in state procurement and contract awards.

Makes technical, non-substantive change in Sect. 12021.5 of the Penal Code.

Specifies that an injured employee is entitled to select a physician of his own choice and that employer or insurer is liable for cost of treatment.

Establishes the Division of Marine Traffic Control and creates a new public employee classification of ship controller. Establishes marine traffic control zones.

Prohibits the new Department of Transportation from spending funds until they are appropriated by the Legislature.

Appropriates funding for support of the California Council on Criminal Justice.

Transfers remaining functions of the Department of Social Welfare to a new Department of Benefit Payments.

Allocates funds to the Commission of Housing and Community Development to be used to supplement federal grants to local housing authorities for leased low-rent housing.

Changes the term certifying witness to notary public.

Increases from one to three years the period within which an injured worker must initiate a claim for medical and hospital benefits.

Establishes the State Child Health Board and a Child Health and Disability Prevention Program.

Extends for one year the authority of the Director of Parks and Recreation to sell, lease or transfer the Haslett Warehouse and delays for one year the authority of the Director of General Services to do the same.

Makes non-substantive change to Sect. 3741 of the Public Resources Code.

Makes non-substantive change to Sect. 5010 of the Public Resources Code.

Requires the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District board to have a governing body of 22 members and specifies per diem rates for members.

Requires the Department of Parks and Recreation to acquire and develop property at Candlestick Point for the state park system.

Requires a legislative building to be constructed unless an expansion of the annex of the State Capitol Building is more feasible. Provides that restoration of west wing of State Capitol be undertaken.

Authorizes any charitable organization not affiliated with principal combined fund drive to receive deductions on payroll authorization forms of the principal fund drive.

Appropriates funds to pay retirement contributions for certain state employees.

Makes appropriation for support of state government for 1974-1975 fiscal year.

Requires dog license tag fees to be one-half cost when a certificate showing the dog has been fitted with a breeding control device is presented.

Establishes the Hastings Civic Center Law School in San Diego and appropriates funding to the Regents of the U.C.

Provides that the Department of Health cannot issue a Certificate of Necessity to a nonprofit hospital unless it has offered a public hearing, given written notice of such hearing and waited 90 days.

Provides for selection of a chairman and increases the membership from 13 to 14.

Eliminates provisions prohibiting renters who receive public assistance grants from receiving personal income tax credits. Provides that credits shall not be taken into account in determining aid.

Permits State Teachers' Retirement System and CSUC academic employees to received one year retirement credit for part-time teaching under specific conditions. These employees would also receive health benefits.

Appropriates $750,000 to the UC Regents to develop and support a podiatry program in conjunction with the California College of Podiatric Medicine.

Eliminates the age requirement for admission to practice law.

Revises the criteria for exempting foreign students from paying the nonresident fee if they graduated from a California high school and have lived continuously in the state for three years.

Determines that any income below $352.50 per month of a spouse of an aged, blind or disabled welfare recipient will not be calculated into the grant.

Makes non-substantive change to Sect. 28 of the Revenue and Taxation Code.

Determines that each segment of public higher education shall strive for excellence in its sphere.

Makes non-substantive change in law relating to conflicts of interest.

Makes non-substantive technical change in Sect. 5051 of the Penal Code.

Makes minor revisions in the Child Health Disability Prevention Program.

Makes technical, non-substantive changes in Sect. 1785.2 of the Civil Code.

Makes non-substantive change in Sec. 21006 of the Public Utilities Code.

Declares the inclusion of property of historical significance within the California Land Conservation Act of 1965.

Makes non-substantive change in Sect. 300 of the Health and Safety Code.

Makes technical non-substantive change in Sect. 1 of the Revenue and Taxation Code.

Establishes a nine-member Medical Education Policy Board to advise the UC Regents, the legislature and the governor on the development of a community -based medical education program in the Fresno-San Joaquin Valley region.

Makes non-substantive change in Section 28500 of the Public Utilities Code.

Revised bar pilotages rates for San Francisco, San Pablo and Suisun bays and establishes a San Francisco bar pilot pension plan.

Makes technical, non-substantive change in Section 8501 of the Education Code.

Makes technical, non-substantive change in Sec. 13103 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.

Makes a technical amendment and nonsubstantive change to Sect. 9329 of the Elections Code.

Makes technical, non-substantive change to Sect. 14005.13 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.

Grants the CSUC Trustees additional authority to transfer funds within budgetary programs and between campuses.

Makes the Department of Employment Development responsible for the computation of unemployment and disability benefits.

Authorizes county funds to be used to supplement children development services. Creates the Child Care Facilities Fund with the purpose of building, renting, purchasing and renovating child care facilities.

Considers federal scholarship awards as offset to state awards and grants whenever the combined total exceeds students' financial need. increases the number of college opportunity and occupational training grants annually.

Requires graduate fellowship awards to consider the financial status of the applicant's parents. Requires plans for selection of disadvantages students for fellowships.

Revises membership of several boards under the Consumer Affairs licensing agencies.

Deletes the authority of boards withing the Department of Consumer Affairs to elect a secretary and that the governor will appoint the executive secretary.

Revises the membership of the healing arts boards withing the Department of Consumer Affairs to provide for a majority of public members on each board.

Increases the per diem for members of the Board of Medical Examiners and of district review committees and creates the Physician's Assistants Examining Committee.

Amends and supplements the Budget Act of 1974 to re-appropriate capital outlay to the Department of Parks and Recreation.

Urges the U.S. President and Congress to take necessary steps to provide adequate funding to continue the Federally Assisted Code Enforcement (FACE) program.

Supports continuous assistance to the Nicaraguan earthquake victims.

Urges Congress to exempt state governments from the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970 as it relates to control over state employee salaries.

Urges the President and Congress to enact legislation based on Sect. 151 of House Resolution 3154.

Prohibits the development, construction or acquisition of low rent housing projects by any public body unless approved by a majority of the voters where the project is to be located.

Provides that open space land shall be considered property of historical significance for purposing of conserving and assessing such property.

Continues existence of Joint Committee on Siting of Teaching Hospitals until June 30, 1974.

Directs State Treasurer to offer state general obligation bonds.

Creates the Joint Legislative Audit Committee that will consist of 4 senators and 4 assemblymen.

Declares it essential that the legislative printing be provided without interruptions and at reasonable costs.

Creates Joint Committee on Health Sciences Education and an attendant advisory committee.

Expresses need for additional student housing at San Francisco State University and requests the CSUC Trustees to delay the planned demolition of existing married-student housing.

RCR: Supports the Bethune Memorial and the efforts of the National Council of Negro Women; RCR4 Harold Zellerbach; Mrs. Joyce Brown Pleasants; RCR430 Leonard Airriess; MR 735 St. Francis Square Cooperative Apartments; RCR142 Louis Freeman; RCRT 382 Bishop Luther Elder Cleaver; Jesus "Jesse" Monroy; San Francisco Minority Police Recruitment Project; Noah W. Griffin, Sr.; Bob Moretti; RCR 338 National Urban League's 64th conference; HR 159 Earl C. "Squire" Behrens; Mission Rebels; RCR 267 Henry George School of Social Science; RCR 118 National Council of Negro Women's Black Women's Unity Drive; RCR 76 Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame; MR 89 Monsignor Bernard Aloisius Cummins; RCR 17 Apprenticeship Opportunities Foundation; Marian Johnson; and RCR 140 Space Program.

Reduces the number of registered electors needed on a signed petition for a city or county to amend its charter from 15 to 10 percent.

Authorizes the State Board of Control to allow charitable organizations to receive payroll deductions.

Deletes the provision which reduces a renter's credit by 1/12 for every month the renter received public assistance which contained a housing allowance.

Authorizes county funds to be used to supplement child development services.

Revises the Governing Board of the Bay Area Pollution Control district in regards to composition, selection, duties and compensation.

Liberalizes current practices by disregarding up to an addition $100 per month of an ineligible spouse of an aged, blind or disabled welfare recipient.

Repeals the existing renter tax relief schedule of assistance, ranging from $25 to $45, and provides a flat amount of $36 to all renters regardless of income.

Prohibits school districts from administering any standardized group tests.

Requires the court that impaneled a grand jury where no indictment is returned to order disclosure of witness testimony to defendant and prosecutor for subsequent criminal proceedings.

Revises kindergarten class requirements by permitting a single session teacher to be assigned to a class so long as hourly requirements do not exceed those of other primary grade teachers in the district.

Permits school districts to levy a permissive override tax to rehabilitate educationally unsound school buildings without voter approval.

Directs the Department of Corrections to provide for paid employment opportunities for prisoners in every state prison and to compensate them for their labor.

Establishes the Division of Marine Traffic Control and a new public employee classification of ship controller.

Provides that funding for highway purposes shall only be made available after the Legislature has appropriated it and deletes the special treatment of the Department of Transportation's budget.

Requires the State Personnel Board to make salary increase recommendations for state highway patrolmen.

Requires that land purchased by the Department of Public Works for state highways must be landscaped and maintained as a park for public use if it is not used to highway purposes within 2 years of acquisition.

Requires provision for 10,950 position for prisoner employment.

Appropriates funds to the Public Utilities Commission for support.

Changes the limitations on outpatient services and prescription drugs under the Medi-Cal schedule of benefits to a maximum of 24 services and 24 prescription drugs per year.

Prohibits the Inmate Welfare Fund from being used to pay for specific expenditures.

Removes criminal sanctions from adulterous cohabitation and removes specific sanctions from sodomy and oral copulation.