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ILL SIGNED
#527
SB 1109 - Marks)
8.15.68
Removes the present conclusive presumption that
highways have a higher public priority than
parks; provides that disputed highway routes
will be resolved through a judicial determina-
tion as to the most necessary public use of the
property.
BROWN ACT
#496
9.4.67
AB 495 bill signed--to enact comprehensive open
meeting law for state agencies as companion
measure to Brown Act.
BILLS SIGNED
#301
(SB-143)
5-21-67
Designed to insure continuance of licensing
and regulations of taxicab service in California
BILL SIGNED
#499
(SB 615 - Chappie) Collier, Teale, Marler,
8.1.68
Permits counties 27 neavy SNOW dreas greater
latitude in determining what percentage of county
road maintenance funds received from the state
should be used for snow removal operations.
BILL SIGNED
#522
(SB 959 - Miller)
8.14.68
Permits the State of California to realize the
maximum potential of computers and other highly-
developed technological equipment and procedures.
#490
BILL SIGNED
7.25.68
(SB 975 - Burns)
RR signed bill appropriating funds for study by
California Automobile Accident Commission of
California's automobile accident rate, the rising
cost of auto insurance, and their effect on the
lives and pocketbooks of Californians.
BILL SIGNED
#521
(SB 1006 - Alquist)
8.14.68
Sets stage for additional legislation to end
proliferation of licensing practices and boards
in healing arts.
BILL SIGNED
#501
(SB 393 - Dills)
8.1.68
Cancels a discriminatory tax against film
industry.
BILL SIGNED
#353
(SB 467 - Burgener)
5.24.68
Emergency bill to protect recipients of Aid to
the Disabled from a decrease in public assis-
tance grant.
BILL SIGNED
#550
(SB 510 - Teale)
8.27.68
Provides $16 million in state funds for construc-
tion, modernization and expansion of 27 hospital
facilities in California.
BILL SIGNED
#594
(SB 542 - Burgener)
9.17.68
RR signed bill to change financing formula for
mental health to benefit local communities.
11.1. SIGNED
#489
(SB 98 - Carrell)
7.25.68
RR signed bill chable State to test navigation-
al system designed to enable air and water trans-
portation to navigate with precision and greater
safety under conditions of low visibility.
#596
BILL SIGNED
(SB 202 - Mills)
9.19.68
RR signed legislation to provide fuel relief
to commuter bus companies; commended Southern
California Rapid Transit District for inaugura-
ting new and improved bus service to link more
effectively residents of Watts, etc., with
better employment opportunities in L.A.
BILL SIGNED
#408
(SB 202 - Mills)
6.19.68
RR signed bill to relieve financial burden on
property taxpayers in metropolitan areas of state
and to assist minorities, aged and low-income
families by providing better transit service to
and from work.
BILL SIGNED
#401
(SB 253 - Stiern)
6.12.68
RR signed bill to require completion of college
level courses for admission to the practice of
real estate brokerage takes effect in 1970.
BILLS SIGNED
#674
12-13-6
(SB-6-
Amends the personal income tax law relating to
income averaging.
BILL SIGNED
#599
(SB 8 - Schmitz)
9.23.68
RR statement on satisfaction of passing tax
relief bill; urges voters to approve legisla-
tion in November.
BILLS SIGNED
#261
(SB-69)
5-12-67
It will be a crime to steal industrial secrets
or give or make bribes for disclosure of
information about secret industrial processes.
BILL SIGNED
#217
(SB 74 - Richardson)
3.26.68
Provides for appointment of a commission by
county boards of supervisors for the purpose
of certifying "certified raw milk."
BILL SIGNED
(AB 272 - Unruh)
Department of Finance
2.26.68
unruh-sponsored school financing bill of 1967
which provided $145 million in additional pub-
lic school financing.
BILL SIGNED
#212
(AB-466-Badham)
3-25-68
Establishes a four-year term for members of
California Advisory Board to Bureau of Employment
agencies and lowers annual license fees for
employment agencies.
BILL SIGNED
#428
(AB 607 - Lanterman)
6.25.68
RR signed bill to permit local governments in
state to receive interstate highway right-of-
way rental money that previously was forwarded
to the federal government.
BILL SIGNED
#432
(AB 617 - Veysey)
6.26.68
RR signed bill to strengthen California meat
inspection while saving California Suppayers
over d half-million dollars annually in
inspection costs.
(AB 1464 - Ralph)
8.27.68
Part of legislative program; enables state +-
loal IIVEL offectivel, WILL Problems or job
training and development in economically dis-
advantaged areas.
13 1575 - Warren-Alquist State
#307
Energy Conservation and Development Act 5-21-74
ER statement upon signing AB 1575
BILL SIGNED
#547
(AB 1832 - Campbell)
8.26.68
Provides tax incentives to private lending
institutions in state for making real estate
neighborhoods. loans to low income families in inner city
#674
BILLS SIGNED
(SB-7-Burgener)
12-13-67
Requires bills to be submitted within 2 months
rather than 6 months after the month in
which medical service is rendered.
BILL SIGNED
#502
(AB 1023 - z'Berg)
8.3.68
wetween
California and Nevada for the management of
the Lake Tahoe Basin.
BILL SIGNED
#498
(AB 1072 - Ralph)
8.1.68
Permits the Department of Public Works to use
state highway funds in replacing owner-occupied
housing of low-income families whose homes are
situated in the right-of-way of a future freeway.
BILL SIGNED
#558
(AB 1381 - Bagley)
8.30.68
Defines public records and requires public
hours. records to be open to inspection during office
#549
BILL SIGNED
8.27.68
(AB 1463 - Unruh)
Part of legislative program; enables state to
deal more effectively with problems of job
training and development in economically dis-
advantaged areas.
BILL SIGNED
(AB 125 - Badham)
#141
3.1.68
Authorizes directors of California -
trict to change or supplement an authorized
before plan of works, and requires a public hearing
any change may be adopted.
ILL SIGNED
#544
AB 172 - Biddle)
8.23.68
Provides for more effective enforcement of laws
relating to possession of marijuana, LSD and
other drugs.
BILL SIGNED
#523
(AB 190 - Burton)
8.14.68
Authorizes the State of California to open
negotiations with the city of San Francisco for
transfer of the Port of San Francisco from the
state to the bay city.
BILL SIGNED
#212
(AB 244 - Townsend)
3.25.68
Provides that regional occupational centers
established by school districts under joint
powers agreement are deemed to be school district:
for purposes of the Public Employees' Retirement
Law.
BILL SIGNED
#500
(AB 101 - Lanterman)
8.1.68
Provides a guideline for financing future
ranid transit systems in state.
BILL SIGNED
#212
(AB 105 - Lanterman)
3.25.68
Validates organization, boundaries, acts, pro-
ceedings and bonds of counties, cities and
specific districts, agencies and entities.
BILL SIGNED
#549
(AB 109 - Campbell)
8.27.68
Part of legislative program; enables state to
deal more effectively with problems of job
training and development in economically dis-
advantaged areas.
BILL SIGNED
#217
(AB 116 - Knox)
3.26.68
Appropriates $275,000 from Motor Vehicle Fund
for acquisition of land for a branch office of
the Department of Motor Vehicles in El Cerrito.
BILL SIGNED
#460
(AB 26 - Barnes)
7.9.68
RR signed bill to make available I.D. cards for
serve in - positive proof
of identity.
BILL SIGNED
#548
(AB 34 - Milias)
8.26.68
Increases state's contribution for employee
medical insurance premiums.
BILL SIGNED
#247
(AB - 76 Davis)
4-24-69
RR signed legislation which will help insure
the restoration of roads and bridges damaged
by California recent disastrous floods.
The measure imposes a temporary one-cent gas
tax increase.
BILL SIGNED
#214
(AB 82 - Crown)
4.4.68
Children Services Program.
ppropriating $750,000 for use in Crippled
BILL SIGNED
#382
(AB 7 - Chappie)
6.6.68
RR signed inco DITT WHICH requires all new
buildings constructed with state, city and coun-
ty funds to be accessible to, and usable by, the
physically handicapped.
BILL SIGNED
(Special Sess.)
#611
(AB 9 - Greene)
10.2.68
Allocates funds to state's educationally
handicapped children education fund for
specialized training.
BILL SIGNED
#141
(AB 9 - Cory)
3.1.68
Requires computations made for purpose of state
school fund foundation apportionments be based
on corrected assessed valuation levels in cases
where equalization proceedings have substantial-
ly reduced or increased valuation levels.
BILL SIGNED
#599
AB 12 - Lanterman)
9.23.68
Allows state to authorize payment of additional
assistance funds to Californians who must relo-
cate their homes and businesses as result of
freeway and highway construction.
#525
BILLS SIGNED
9-5-69
(AB-1035)
Legislation that establishes a system of
innovative schools designed to and part
Proceice ..ew and more effective methods
of 11120 teaching reading and mathematics in
California's elementary schools.
BILLS SIGNED
#343
(AB 1110)
6-19-69
RR reluctantly signed the bill which loans
$500, 000 of state money to the Livermore Valley
Unified School District.
BILLS SIGNED
#499
(AB-1209-Pattee )
9-3-69
Johnson)
Further strengthen state control and
regulation of pesticides.
BILLS SIGNED
#499
(AB-1210-Pattee)
9-3-69
Further strengthen state control and
regulation of pesticides.
BILL SIGNED
#311
(AB 1 - Knox)
5.9.68
Corporate Securities Law; replaces an outdated
system of securities requlation
cea 111 1317; removes discriminatory regulatory
provisions against businesses which locate their
principal business operations in California.
BILL SIGNED
(Special Session)
#606
(AB 1 - Fenton)
9.25.68
Raises the maximu m workmen's compensation tem-
porary disability benefit from $70 to $87.50 per
week; increases maximum workmen's compensation
death benefit and burial allowance.
BILL SIGNED
#606
(AB 3 - Zenovich)
9.25.68
Increases maximum unemployment disability
benefit from $80 to $87 per week.
BILL SIGNED
#607
(AB 4 - Bear, Unruh)
9.26.68
Restricts use of photographs taken in course of
post mortem examination or autopsy.
BILLS SIGNED
#418
(AB-949-Duffy)
7-23-69
Tightening existing laws making is
for
Code
who provide services under Medi-Cal to
submit false claims.
BILLS SIGNED
#496
(AB-970-Johnson, R.)
9-2-69
Imposes stricter inspection of poultry products
and plants to bring them up to federal standards.
BILLS SIGNED
#498
(AB-974-Foran)
9-2-69
Creating the California Transportation Board.
BILLS SIGNED
#418
(AB-987-Cullen)
7-23-69
Makes it a misdemeanor or felony for a person
to fraudulently submit a claim for payment
to any State Board or officer, or any county,
city, or district board of officer.
BILLS SIGNED
#521
(AB-645-Foran)
9-5-69
Requiring the adoption of airport noise
standards.
BILLS SIGNED
#522
(AB-720 Deddeh)
9-5-69
Authorizes construction of various local
flood control projects in the State.
BILLS SIGNED
#514
(AB-938-Hom)
9-4-69
Will extend and improve the state's compensatory
education program for disadvantaged elementary
school-age youngsters.
BILL SIGNED
#187A
(AB 516 - Porter)
3-17-69
Enables state to pay for completion of massive
--
Croville
and
Thermalito dams in Northern California.
BILLS SIGNED
#496
(AB-495)
9-4-67
Extends open meeting coverage to about 60
state agencies which are not now required
to conduct open meetings.
BILLS SIGNED
#507
(AB-534-Murphy)
9-3-69
(AB-1286-Stull)
Designed to give college administrators more
muscle to deal with hard-core campus
troublemakers.
BILLS SIGNED
#475
(AB 606-Veysey)
8-15-69
The bill is necessary to implement supplementar
financing for schools recommended in January.
BILLS SIGNED
#511
(AB 130 - Briggs)
9-4-69
Establishes protection for Californians against
insurance companies that go broke; Northern
California company policvholders
affected,
BILLS SIGNED
#520
(AB-148-McDonald)
9-5-69
Provides for the establishment of three new
regional mental retardation centers in the
state, which echo's his earlier budget action.
BILLS SIGNED
#512
(AB-325-Unruh)
9-4-69
Conflict-of-interest law, requires public
officials to list investments over $10,000
in businesses regulated by state or local
government.
BILL SIGNED
#396
(AB 413 - Porter)
7-14-69
California Water Quality Improvement Act of '69
BILLS SIGNED
1-15-69
(AB-8)
Enables to hold its first meeting of the than the
the Republican State Central current Committee vear
COULTRY Tacher
:
third, Sunday in January.
BILLS SIGNED
#518
(AB-61-Wakefield)
9-5-69
"Topless-Bottomless"
Will permit local government to accomplish
what ABC has been trying to do on their behalf.
BILLS SIGNED
#522
(AB-68 Dent)
9-5-69
Authorizes construction of various local
flood control projects in the state.
BILL SIGNED
#351
(AB 105 - Biddle)
6-24-69
Establishes presumptive limit affecting burden
of proof in drunk driving cases
BILLS SIGNED
#478
(ADN1214-Chappie & Townsend)
8-18-69
Rk signed regisiation CO prevent sale or
subdivisions in remote areas when promised
improvements appear financially infeasible
BILLS SIGNED
#506
(AB-1351-Ketchum)
9-3-69
Designed to help tighten up welfare and
Medi-Cal expenditures.
BILLS SIGNED
#506
(AB-1454-Duffy)
9-3-69
Designed to help tighten up welfare and
Medi-Cal expenditures.
BILLS SIGNED
#506
(AB-1460-Duffy)
9-3-69
Designed to help tighten up welfare and
Medi-Cal expenditures.
BILLS SIGNED
#478
(ADN1214-Chappie & Townsend)
8-18-69
RR signed regisiation to prevent sale of
subdivisions in remote areas when promised
improvements appear financially infeasible
BILLS SIGNED
#506
(AB-1351-Ketchum)
9-3-69
Designed to help tighten up welfare and
Medi-Cal expenditures.
BILLS SIGNED
#506
(AB-1454-Duffy)
9-3-69
Designed to help tighten up welfare and
Medi-Cal expenditures.
BILLS SIGNED
#506
(AB-1460-Duffy)
9-3-69
Designed to help tighten up welfare and
Medi-Cal expenditures.
BILLS SIGNED
9-5-69
(AB-1035)
Legislation that establishes a system of
innovative schools designed to test and put
11150 prectice new --- more effective methods
of teaching reading and mathematics in
California's elementary schools.
BILLS SIGNED
#343
(AB 1110)
6-19-69
RR reluctantly signed the bill which loans
$500,000 of state money to the Livermore Valley
Unified School District.
BILLS SIGNED
#499
(AB-1209-Pattee )
9-3-69
Johnson)
Further strengthen state control and
regulation of pesticides.
BILLS SIGNED
#499
(AB-1210-Pattee)
9-3-69
Further strengthen state control and
regulation of pesticides.
BILLS SIGNED
#418
(AB-949-Duffy)
7-23-69
rightening existing laws making it a crime for
hose who provide services under Medi-Cal to
bmit false claims.
BILLS SIGNED
#496
(AB-970-Johnson, R.)
9-2-69
Imposes stricter inspection of poultry products
and plants to bring them up to federal standards.
#498
BILLS SIGNED
9-2-69
(AB-974-Foran)
Creating the California Transportation Board.
BILLS SIGNED
#418
(AB-987-Cullen)
7-23-69
Makes it a misdemeanor or felony for a person
to fraudulently submit a claim for payment
to any State Board or officer, or any county,
city, or district board of officer.
BILLS SIGNED
#522
(AB-638 Davis)
9-5-69
Authorizes construction of various local
[lood control projects in the State.
BILLS SIGNED
#521
(AB-645-Foran)
9-5-69
Requiring the adoption of airport noise
standards.
BILLS SIGNED
#522
(AB-720 Deddeh)
9-5-69
Authorizes construction of various local
flood control projects in the State.
BILLS SIGNED
#514
(AB-938-Hom)
9-4-69
Will extend and improve the state's compensatory
education program for disadvantaged elementary
school-age youngsters.
BILLS SIGNED
#496
(AB-495)
9-4-67
Excesse
ou
state agencies which are not now required
to conduct open meetings.
BILL SIGNED
#187A
(AB 516 - Porter)
3-17-69
Enables state to pay for completion of massive
power generating complex at Oroville and
Thermalito dams in Northern California.
BILLS SIGNED
#507
(AB-534-Murphy)
9-3-69
(AB-1286-Stull)
Designed to give college administrators more
muscle to deal with hard-core campus
troublemakers.
BILLS SIGNED
#475
(AB 606-Veysey)
8-15-69
The bill is necessary to implement supplementar
financing for schools recommended in January.
BILLS SIGNED
#511
(AB 130 - Briggs)
9-4-69
Establishes protection for Californians against
insurance companies that go broke: Northern
California affected. company policyhoiders specifically
BILLS SIGNED
#520
(AB-148-McDonald)
9-5-69
Provides for the establishment of three new
regional mental retardation centers in the
state, which echo's his earlier budget action.
BILLS SIGNED
#512
(AB-325-Unruh)
9-4-69
Conflict-of-interest law, requires public
officials to list investments over $10,000
in businesses regulated by state or local
government.
BILL SIGNED
#396
(AB 413 - Porter)
7-14-69
California Water Quality Improvement Act of '69
BILLS SIGNED
#15
(AB-8)
1-15-69
Enables the Republican State Contral Committee
CO noid ICS TILSC meeting or the current year
in Sacramento on the fourth, rather than the
third, Sunday in January.
BILLS SIGNED
#518
(AB-61-Wakefield)
9-5-69
"Topless-Bottomless"
Will permit local government to accomplish
what ABC has been trying to do on their behalf.
BILLS SIGNED
#522
(AB-68 Dent)
9-5-69
Authorizes construction of various local
flood control projects in the state.
BILL SIGNED
#351
(AB 105 - Biddle)
6-24-69
Establishes presumptive limit affecting burden
of proof in drunk driving cases
BILL SIGNED
#450
AB 2174 - Mulford
9-16-70
RR signed bill which makes it illegal for
pickets or marchers to disrupt courtroom
procedures.
BILL SIGNED
#459
AB 1890 - Arklin
9-17-70
RR signed bill to allow public agencies to
above and under State freewavs
for public transportation routes with the
approval of the California Highway Commission.
BILL S IGNED
#453
AB 1963 - Hom
9-17-70
RR signed legislation to strengthen the
state's position in the war against drug abuse
by making it a felony to drive while knowingly
under the influence of a dangerous drug.
BILL SIGNED
#472
AB 2070 - Assembly Select
9-19-70
Committee on
Environmental Quality
RR signed bill creating the Office of Planning
and Research to develop long-range plans
and comprehensive programs for the state's
growth and protection of tis environment. 7
point program outlined.
BILL SIGNED
#451
AB 2109 - Duffy
9-16-70
RR signed legislation designed to improve medica
care by training qualified physician's assist-
ants to perfom simple medical tasks, thus
allowing the physician more time for attention
to patients requiring their skills.
AB 1583 - Beverly
RC rigned logislation requiring interest
conventional home loans cannot vary upward
or downward more than one-half percent per year.
BILL SIGNED
#485
AB 1712 - Townsend
9-19-70
RR signed bill to permit exemption of the
first $7.50 of any income received by
recipients of aid to the disabled and OAS
in calculating net income to be deducted from
standard welfare grants.
BILL SIGNED
#478
AB 1826 - Mobley
9-19-70
RR. signed bill to give Vietnam veterans first
priority in enrolling in California State
Colleges and the University of California.
BILL SIGNED
#466
AB 1889 - Lanterman
9-17-70
RR signed bill to develop comprehensive
program for the prevention and treatment of
alcoholism and the rehabilitation of its
victims.
BILL SIGNED
#492
AB 1333 - Foran
9-20-70
RR signed bill giving CHP a 3 percent pav
raise, and above percent granted
to state employees.
BILL SIGNED
#380
AB 1456 - Porter
7-28-70
Clean Water Bond Act
BILL SIGNED
#461
AB 1512 Arklin
9-17-70
Prohibits freeway construction that would
create a noise problem in adjacent public
schools and authorizes the use of highway
funds to alleviate noise.
BILL SIGNED
#349
AB 2538 - Lanterman)
7-7-70
RR signed bill to provide legal and
financial protection for state employees
who worked while California was without a
budget.
BILL SIGNED
#449
AB 1260 - Barnes
9-16-70
which It - misdemean
to mutilate, burn or defile the flags of the
United States and State of California.
BILL SIGNED
#469
SB 1271 - Way
9-18-70
RR signed bill to permit counties to set up
methadone programs in local mental health
facilities under strict medical control.
This is to assist in recovery of heroin addicts.
BILL SIGNED
#458
AB 1279 - Chappie
9-17-70
RR signed bill to allow Tahoe City PU District
to borrow $2 million from the State Water
Quality Control Fund to construct sewage and
storm drainage facilities.
BILL SIGNED
#457
SB 1290 - Sherman
9-17-70
Will guarantee accounts of small investors in
financially troubled industrial loan companies
are protected from loss--by $10,000 insurance.
BILL SIGNED
SB 1108 Carrell and
9-17-70
Lagomarsino
Requires that environmental factors he
-
considered by the Department of Aeronautics in
approving airport sites.
BILL SIGNED
#470
SB 1114 - McCarthy
9-18-70
RR signed legislation out-lawing the local
residency requirement for public employees.
Firemen, Policemen and other public employees
no longer must live in the communities where
they work.
BILL SIGNED
#486
AB 1174
9-20-70
Prevents sale of any car in California, beginn-
ing with 1972 models, which requires high octane
gasoline to operate.
BILL SIGNED
#457
AB 1192 - Hayes
9-17-70
RR signs bill protecting patients from un-
necessary or excessive treatment and drugs.
#486
BILL SIGNED
AB 919 - Lanterman
9-20-70
Imposes additional registration 10.. fee on motor 01
vehicles which
more than 8.5 to 1.
BILL SIGNED
#484
SB - 948 Lagomarsino
9-19-70
RR signed bill to develop conservation education
programs in California public schools.
BILL SIGNED
#490
AB 981 - Mulford
9-20-70
RR signed legislation to permit local
authorities to close public meetings if the
disruptive tactics of revolutionary groups
make it impossible to continue public
business.
BILL SIGNED
#407
AB 1003 - Biddle
8-19-70
RR signed legislation which extends the
death penalty to cases where great bodily
harm is caused by the explosion of a bomb--
including "molotov cocktail".
BILL SIGNED
#480
SB 801 - Cusanovich
9-19-70
RR signed bill removing 9½ mile section of
Route 64 +hrough Malibu Canyon from
Calliornia rreeway and expressway system. This
will preserve the environmental and ecological
beauty of this area.
BILL SIGNED
#481
SB 848 - Cologne
9-19-70
RR signed bill to empower State Air Resources
Board to make comprehensive studies of private
and public air pollution research programs
and report findings to the legislature.
BILL SIGNED
#460
SB 857 - Deukmejian
9-17-70
RR signed bill that will permit a trial to
continue in a felony case if the defendant is
removed from the court because of disorderly
and disruptive behaviour.
BILL SIGNED
SB 902 -
#479
9-19-70
RR signed bill to crack down or litterbugs.
BILL SIGNED
#441
(AB 551 - Wakefield)
9-14-70
bill. RR signed AB 551 the socalled anti-bussing
BILL SIGNED
#457
SB 647 - Bradley
9-17-70
To protect franchise buyers from the mis-
leading and deceptive practices of an increasing
number of unscrupulous franchise peddlers who
have entered the field.
BILL SIGNED
#454
AB 718 - Berryhill
9-17-70
RR signed law banning dumping of liquid
waste such as poisonous chemicals into
community sewer systems.
BILL SIGNED
#318
(AB - 733, Lewis)
6-17-70
RR signed key element in his 1970 consumer
protection legislative program a bill to
permit the adoption of high safety standards
for all tires used on motor vehicles in the
state.
BILL SIGNED
#464
SB 361 - Cologne
9-17-70
RR signed bill making significant reforms in
the system of appointing inheritance tax
appraisers.
Also changes title "Inheritance Tax Appraiser"
to "Inheritance Tax Referee"
BILL SIGNED
#456
SB 417 - Cologne
9-17-70
RR signed bill making it a criminal offense
for any licensed motor vehicle dealer,
manufacturer or transporter to commit a
fraudulent act in repairing or servicing a
vehicle.
BILL SIGNED
#179
(SB 485 - Marks)
3-31-70
RR signed into law a key element in his 1970
consumer protection program which will assure
that information obtained from clients in the
preparation of state and federal income tax
returns is maintained in the strictest
confidence.
BILL SIGNED
#406
SB 505 - Sherman
8-19-70
RR signed into law another provision of the
tough Omnibus Clean Air Law. (smog control
systems on automobiles).
BILL SIGNED
#372
AB 318 - Committee on
7-17-70
Health and Welfare -
Duffy
RR signed bill which will provide $6 million in
state funds to help pay for free and reduced-
cost meals for needy California school children.
BILL SIGNED
#396
AB 323 - Townsend & Hom
8-11-70
RR signed key element in 1970 consumer
protection legislative program. Establishes
uniform sanitation and health standards for
grocery stores and retail food outlets.
BILL SIGNED
#473
AB 338 - Cullen
9-19-70
RR signed bill which provides for the waiver
of tuition fees--at the state college and
University level--by the children of law
enforcement officers and firemen killed in the
line of duty.
BILL SIGNED
#319
(AB 356, Moncgan)
6-17-70
RR signed legislation to increase the state's
share of the cost of employee health insurance
from the present level of $8 per month to a
maximin of $10 per month.
RR signed bill which will prevent property
insurers from summarily cancelling fire,
homeowner and personal property insurance
policies without good cause.
BILL SIGNED
#496
AB 245 - Ketchum
9-20-70
Bill to give state correctional workers the
same retirement benefits as most other law
enforcement officers.
BILL SIGNED
#412
(SB 262 - Marks, Badham)
8-21-70
RR signed legislation to enable California
motorists to help fight pollution by
ordering personalized license plates.
BILL SIGNED
#491
AB 317 - Crown
9-20-70
Extends partnership between state and local
government to include providing safety
equipment for law enforcement officers as
funds become available.
BILL SIGNED
#398
AB 88 - Schabarum)
8-12-70
RR signed bill imposing stiff fines on
individuals, companies, or public agencies
which violate orders issued by air pollution
control districts or Air Resources Board.
BILL SIGNED
#382
AB 122 - Ryan
7-30-70
Teacher credentialing and changes in
requirements for school administrators.
BILL SIGNED
AB 131
#42
1-20-70
First bill signed (1970 legislative session)
Authored by Lanterman, validates the
Pasadena Area Junior College District
Maximum tax rate election held October 21, 1969
BILL SIGNED
#475
AB 150 MacGillivray
9-19-70
RR signed bill to prohibit oil and gas leases
in state waters in the Santa Barbara Channel
unless the State Lands Commission determines
that the leases will not result in seepage
or spillage of oil or damage scenic or
aesthetic values.
BILL SIGNED
#312
(AB - 74, Crandall)
6-17-70
RR signed bill channeling $16.5 million for
classroom construction in 12 school districts
throughout the state.
BILL SIGNED
#489
SB 79 - Carrell
9-20-70
Raises the allowable monthly income permitted
for parents whose children attend state-sponsored
child care centers.
BILL SIGNED:
#399
AB 83 - Schabarum
8-13-70
Creates air pollution control districts
in every county where one does not presently
exist.
BILL SIGNED
#399
AB 87 - Schabarum
8-13-70
Creates Air monitoring network in cooperation
with State Air Resources Board.
under RR signed legislation that brings
Employment Practices Act.
the protection of the California women Fair
BILL SIGNED
#361
AB 31 - Monagan)
7-10-70
Makes possible an additional 3,000 high school
students to receive state scholarships.
#474
BILL SIGNED
9-19-70
AB 58 - Chappie
RR for undergraduate students at
signed legislation establishing admissions the
priorities University of California and the state colleges.
BILL SIGNED
#430
AB 73 - Veysey
9-4-70
COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION:
Revises membership on the Coordinating
Council to one, rather than three, representa-
tives each of the University of California the
California State Colleges, the public junior
colleges, and the private colleges and uni-
versities in this state.
BILL SIGNED
#571
SB 622 - Cologne
10-13-71
Acting Governor Ed Reiencke signed bill
which will strengthen California's pin
pollution controls on older model automóbiles
ILL SIGNED
#642
D 678 - Lagomarsino
11-16-71
RR signed legislation that will strengthen the
attorney general's powers to bring legal
action against polluters of the environment.
SILL SIGNED
#602
SB 1021 - Nejedly
10-29-71
RR signed legislation that will impose
strict controls on the useof pesticides
and sets up a licensing program for
"Pest Control Advisors".
IND SIGNED
#644
SB 1284 - Grunsky
11-16-71
RR signed legislation to alleviate the shortage
of doctors through establishment of a medical
contract program between the state and private
colleges and universities.
MD SIGNED
#567
B 504
10-13-71
Acting Governor Ed Reiencke signed bill which he
described as "a landmark measure that will
allow private property owners to open their
lands to recreational use without facing the
threat of losing title to the property.
ILL SIGNED
#572
IS 532
10-13-71
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke has signed
legislation that will protect consumers
from paying for defective products when a
third party holds the sales contract.
BILL SIGNED
#706
SB 569 - Petris
12-17-71
RR signed bill to extend the homeowners $750
property tax exemption to residents of
cooperative housing corporations in which they
own a share.
SB - 168
10-13-71
Acting Governor La Reinecke today signed
legislation that provides the issuance of
$160 million in bonds for community college
construction.
BILL SIGNED
#130
SB 178 -
3-12-71
RR signed bill to permit the State School Buildi
Aid fund to loan the Fremont Unified School
District $5.3 million for construction
of needed high school facilities.
ILL SIGNED
#679
SR 309 - Nejedly
12-2-71
RR signed legislation which calls for a
far-reaching study of the use of mercury and
its effect upon humans and the environment.
BILL SIGNED
#623
SB 325 - Mills
11-4-71
RR signed bill giving local governments the
power to determine their own community public
transportation priorities.
(Gasoline tax bill)
BILL SIGNED
#23
50 2 - Cologne
1-19-71
RR signed first bill passed by 1971 legislati
decreasing the maturity -squirement for
desert grapefruit.
SHIND
#654
51 - Beilenson
11-22-71
RR signed legislation that will encourage
a crack-down on certain irresponsible segments
of the auto repair industry which persist in
using dishonest and unethical operating methods.
101 SIGNED
#678
S.
74 - Grunsky
12-2-71
22 signed legislation to establish the
state's first pilot program in special
education for mentally retarded children
in the 3 to 5 age group.
BILL SIGNED
#569
53 158 - Behr
10-13-71
Acting Governor Ed Reiencke signed legislation
that will protect a scenic stretch of Napa
Valley from freeway encroachment.
BIRL SIGNED
AB 2590 - Vasconcellos
12-21-71
RR signed bill which will let non-public school
children use state-supplied elementary school
books and enable non-public school students
account in public high school vocational
education and Cence classes on a space
available basis.
#712
ENNED
A 1003 I - Vasconcellos
12-21-71
RR signed legislation that will bring infants
suffering from HYALINE MEMBRANE DISEASE under
the protection of the Crippled Childrens
Services program.
BILL SIGNED
#633
AB 3036 - Meade
11-11-71
RR signed legislation that will bring rental
housing up to state fire safety standards.
BILL SIGNED
#715
AB 3040 - Miller
12-21-71
RR signed legislation that prohibits the state
from doing business in excess of $5,000 with
any persons who do not comply with air and
water pollution laws and regulations.
AB 2147 - Davis
#570
10-13-71
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke signed bill
in to California's protect streams. and steeinead population
BILL SIGNED
#717
AB 2342 - Chappie
12-22-71
RR signed bill designed to control snowmobiles,
motorcycles, dune buggies and other passenger
carrying off-highway motor vehicles while it
also provides for the development of special
recreational facilities for those who use them.
ILL SIGNED
#637
AB 2544 - Dunlap
11-12-71
The Drug Education Act of 1971.
BILL SIGNED
#692
AGE OF MAJORITY
12-11-71
AB 2887 - Priolo
RR signed bill granting responsibilities of
full citizenship to those in the 18-21 year
age bracket.
BILL S IGNED
#416
All 1195 - Thomas
7-21-71
A bill to give permission to Los Angeles
County and its supervisors to
matter within county jurisdiction
::: STONED
#627
1301 - McCarthy
11-8-71
RR signed legislation that will allow
cities and counties to exercise greater control
on subdivisions that do not provide proper
environmental safeguards.
IND SIGNED
#705
1423 - Picrson
12-17-71
R signed legislation increasing weekly
.n mployment compensation disability insurance
enefits.
ILL SIGNED
#581
AD 1598
10-18-71
Will require county boards of supervisors
to sulmit estimates on welfare expenditures
and caseloads to the legislature.
DEL S IGNED
#580
AB 576
10-18-71
Allows Governor to appoint five additional
members to the California Advisory Council
" Education and Technical
$91
Training.
BILL SIGNED
#457
AB 665 - Mobley
7-30-71
RR signed legislation to provide Cal-Vet loan
benefits to wives of California POW's and MIA's.
BILL SIGNED
#695
AB 676 - Priolo
12-15-71
Workmen's Compensation
RR signed bill that will enable employers to
make the additional benefits possible by reliev
ing them of the heavy financial burdens which
can result from certain types of court suits.
BILL SIGNED
#658
AB 1088 - Fenton
11-23-71
benefit from $65 to $76 per week.
Increases the maximum weekly unemployment
BILL S IGNED
#317
AB 324 - SCHABARUM
5-24-71
RR signed legislation which will
reduce
real estate license fees.
ILL SIGNED
#695
AB 486 - Fenton
12-15-71
RR signed bill to improve workmen's compensatio
in California.
BILL SIGNED
#628
AB 528 - Arnett
11-8-71
RR signed legislation cracking down on
employers hiring illegal aliens.
BILL SIGNED
#603
AB 543
11-1-71
RR signed bill which will assure retired
teachers benefits of retirement to which they
are entitled under the law.
#645
BILL SIGNED
AD 116 - Deddeh
11-16-71
RR signed legislation establishing bi-lingual
study for students with = limited
knowledge of English in the San Diego City
Unified School District and the San Francisco
Unified School District.
BILL SIGNED
#365
AB 152 -
6-17-71
Southern Crossing Bill
BILL SIGNED
#671
AB 207 - Badham
11-26-71
RR signed legislation that will increase
survivor benefits for Public Employees'
Retirement System members who are not
protected by Social Security.
BILL SIGNED
AB 293 - Stull
#435
TENURE
7-21-71
A bill to insure that California elementary and
secondary school children will be taught by
competent and responsible instructors and
provides increased job protection for the
qualified teacher.
#324
BILL SIGNED
5-25-71
AB 6 - CULLEN
RR signed legislation making it a felony
to add any harmful substance to food,
drink or medicine that could injure another
person.
BILL SIGNED
#119
AB - 25
3-9-71
RR signed legislation to provide emergency
funds for repairs to public facilities
damaged by the recent southern state
earthquakes
BILL SIGNED
#347
(AB 114 - Belotti)
6-9-71
RR signed AB 114 reducing weekly duty require-
ment for State Division of Forestry firefighters.
SB 1011 - Marks
#617
11-24-72
Legisiation designed to protect children's
clothing against fire.
BILL SIGNED
#345
3
1053 - Wedworth
6-2-72
RR signed legislation that provides for the use
of residual funds in the Los Angeles teachers'
retirement programs in the event the teachers
vote to join the State Teachers' Retirement
System.
SB 1115-Lagomarsino
#638
12-8-72
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke today signed
legislation for the development of Rincon Poin
a surfing area 2½ miles downcoast of
Carpinteria on the Santa Barbara-Ventura Count
line.
WILL SIGNED
SB 1452 - Moscone
#428
7-20-72
See "School Bonds" in general files - bill was
not signed nor vetoed but allowed to become
law intentionally by Acting Governor Ed Reinecke
SB 135 - Lagomarsino
#689
12-27-72
DD today signed legislation attenting
percent increase in retirement benefits for
some members of the Public Employees' Retirement
System or their eligible survivors.
BILL SIGNED
#365
SB 230 - Deukmejian
6-16-72
RR today signed legislation that will remove a
proposed seven mile stretch of the Pacific
Coast Freeway within the city limits of Long
system. Beach from the state freeway and expressway
BILL SIGNED
#409
SB 522 - Song
7-12-72
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke today signed le-
gislation repealing penalties for importing
females born in Chine or Japan for sale in
California or for purpose of residing with any
other person against her will.
SB 714 - Deukmejian
#651
12-15-72
RR today signed legislation launching a broad
$14.3 million community-based attack on
narcotics and drug abuse in
California.
SB 90 - Morretti
#654
12-18-72
RR issued this statement on signing into law
landmark
property
Cax
relief
school
finance
legislation.
BILL SIGNED
#440
SB 104 - Richardson
7-28-72
Human Relations Agency Secretary, Dr. Earl W.
Brian today announced that RR signed SB 104 that
augments the salary increase fund up to $5
million for officers and employees working in
correctional institutions throughout the state.
SB 107 - Behr
#666
12-20-72
RR today signed legislation establishing the
California Wild and Scenic Rivers System which
will include the Klamath, Trinity, Smith, Eel,
and American Rivers.
#700
SB 109 - Song
12-29-72
RR signed legislation to raise state legislators
salaries to $21,120 per year, that will go into
effect the end of 1974.
AD 2284 - Chacon
#665
12-20-72
RR today signed legislation appropriating $5
million in state funds to help develop and make
more effective bilingual education programs in
California's public schools.
BILL SIGNED
#415
SB 5 - Nejedly
7-13-72
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke today signed legisla-
tion creating a state Solid Waste Management
Board within the State Resources Agency and
requiring that board to adopt a state policy for
solid waste management and the State Solid Waste
Resource Recovery Program by January 1, 1975.
BILL SIGNED
#476
SB 15 - Burgener
8-15-72
RR today signed legislation making the dependent
children of California servicemen who are
prisoners of war or missing in action, eligible
for Cal-Vet educational assistance benefits.
SB 31 - Cusanovich
#637
12-8-72
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke signed legislation
aimed at speeding up completion of the Simi
Valley-San Fernando Valley Freeway State
Highway Route 118.
1848 - Bagley
#695
12-28-72
signed legislation to protect newsmen from
being forced to reveal the source of any informa-
they receive
AD 1896 - McAlister
#678
12-22-72
RR signed legislation providing property tax
relief for California's Old Age Security (OAS)
recipients.
AB 2089 - Brathwaite
#684
12-26-72
RR signed legislation increasing the monthly
amount the state contributes to county
administered foster care programs.
AB 2199 - Brown
#687
12-27-72
RR signed a measure appropriating $750,000 to
pay overtime to California Youth Authority
employees for the period from January 13, 1970
through June 30, 1971.
BILL SIGNED
#489
AB 1582 - Biddle
8-17-72
today signed legislation that will provide
BR $7 million to the Air Resources Board and
local air pollution control districts in their
battle to control nonvehicular emissions through
out California.
AB 1724 - McCarthy
#671
12-21-72
RR today signed legislation which will enable
middle and low income families with children
attending non-public schools to claim a state
income tax credit to help defray some of the
cost of educating their children.
BILL SIGNED
#485
AB 1794 - B. Greene
8-16-72
RR today signed legislation he initiated which,
for the first time in California, creates a
state scholarship program for vocational
education students.
AB 1798 - Biddle
#650
12-14-72
RR today signed legislation creating a trainin
center in the State Department of Corrections.
BILL SIGNED
#491
AB 1204 - McCarthy
8-17-72
RR today signed legislation increasing welfare
payments by $12 7 month to a half million
blind, disabled and aged Californians.
BILLS SIGNED
#463
AB 1322 - Badham
8-10-72
AB 58 - Hayes
AB 704 - Murphy
SB 1087 - Carpenter
RR took action to protect nearly 70 miles of
coastline and several southern California
communities from the proposed route of a state
freeway (deleting portions of Route 1).
AB 1416 - Vasconcellos
#693
12-27-72
RR signed legislation to upgrade the treatment,
care and services for children suffering chronic
kidney disabilities.
BILL SIGNED
#494
AB 1556 - Z'berg
8-18-72
RR today signed legislation deleting a portion
of the proposed State Route 276 from Three River:
to Mineral King in Tulare County.
#662
AB 740 - Porter
12-19-72
AB 1925 - Knox
legislation designed to strengthen Califomia'
fight against pollution.
At the same time RR said he is "most pleased"
to learn that California's anti-water pollutio
program was among the first to be approved by
the federal Environmental Protection Agency.
AB 889 - Knox
Lt. Gov's Office Rel.
#66 12-5-72
Statement made by Acting Governor Ed Reinecke
while signing AB 889.
BILL SIGNED
#491
AB 1029 - Burton & W. Brown
8-17-72
RR today signed legislation that exempts from
consideration as income $7.50 in contributions
from responsible relatives to welfare recipients
under the Old Age Security program.
BILL SIGNED
#480
AB 1201 - McCarthy
8-16-72
RR today signed legislation giving an estimated
240,000 senior citizens in California $6.6
million in additional property tax relief.
BILL SIGNED
#471
AB 414 - Sieroty
8-14-72
DD today signed legislation that will provide
local law enforcement agencies tighter Control
over convicted federal narcotics offenders.
BILL SIGNED
#448
AB 561 - Meade, Dent, Fong
8-1-72
RR signed legislation deleting the proposed 3.3
mile Shepherd Canyon freeway in Alameda and
Contra Costa counties from the state freeway
system.
BILL SIGNED
#404
AB 729 - Chappie
7-7-72
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke today signed le-
gislation that makes it illegal to parachute
or pilot an aircraft while under the influence
of liquor, narcotics or dangerous drugs.
SAND SIGNED
#156
(Ab 734 - Bagley)
3-14-72
RR signed urgency legislation to amend age of
majority law (to make AFDC recipients eligible
for benefits)
BILL SIGNED
#168
(AB 79 - crown)
3-21-72
Provides for continuation of services to the
physically handicapped until they reach age of
21
BILL SIGNED
#205
(AB 126 - Ketchum)
4-14-72
RR signed legislation formally authorizing an
additional 405 positions for California's cor-
rectional institutions
AB 192 - Campbell
#686
12-26-72
Uniform Controlled Substance Act, which
RR signed legislation enacting the Califomia
and establishes five classifications for narcotics
restricted dangerous drugs.
BILL SIGNED
#474
AB 246 - Wood
8-15-72
RR today signed legislation designed to provide
maximum safe working conditions for farm workers
and others who work in pesticide treated areas.
BILL SIGNED
#478'
AB 41 - Monagan
8-15-72
RR today signed legislation increasing the state
and employer contributions to health benefit
plans under the Meyers-Geddes State Employees'
Medical and Hospital Care Act.
BILL SIGNED
#483
AB 42 - Monagan
8-16-72
RR today signed legislation providing annual
uniform replacement allowances for state
employees.
AB 69 - Deddeh
#649
12-14-72
RR signed legislation establishing the new
State Department of Transportation in the
Business and Transportation Agency.
BILLS SIGNED
#393
AB 71 - Barnes and Fong
6-30-72
RR today signed legislation by Assemblyman
E. Richard Barnes (R-San Diego) and Assembly-
woman March Fong (D-Oakland) designed to reduce
the incidence of venereal disease in California.
BILL SIGNED (Death Penalty)
#492
SB 450 - Deukmejian
9-24-73
RR statement on signing the Death Penalty Bill.
BILL SIGNED - SB 90
#446
8-23-73
RR today signed SB 90 which will lower the sales
1, 1973. (One-time rebate)
tax by one cent for six months starting October
BILL IGNED
SB 256 - Mills
#220
4-18-73
Actin g Governor Reinecke today announced he has
signed legislation eliminating some of the ine-
quities resulting from the passage of Proposition
20, the California Coastal Zone Conservation Act
of 1972.
BILL SIGNED
#344
SB 441 - Rodda
6-21-73
RR signed legislation appropriating $110,000 for
the archaeological exploration of the proposed
site of the new governor's mansion.
BILL SIGNED: SB 381 - Alquist
#472
9-9-73
Changes the names of four institutions in the
California State University and Colleges system
ofpublic higher education.
BILL SIGNED
#396
AB 2530 - Badham
7-13-73
RR Signed logislation provide
in the property tax rates of Tustin, Saddleback
Valley and Irvine Unified School Districts in
Orange County
BILL - Became law without
#525
signature - AB 2572 - Brown
10-3-73
statement after he
RR/permitted AB 2572 to become law without his
signature. The bill requires cons truction of a
legislative building located in the area bounded
by 15th and L, 17th and N Streets in Sacramento
unless the Joint Rules Committee of the legisla-
ture determines an expansion of the annex of the
State Capitol building is more feasible.
BILL SIGNED
#391
SB 6 - Alquist
7-12-73
RR signed legislation granting an additional $65
million in state support for California's
community colleges.
BILL SIGNED - SB 90
#448
Sales Tax Deferral
8-24-73
RR sent letter to Speaker of Assembly and Pres.
Pro Tem of the Senate stating that upon signing
and transmitting the signed bill to the Secretary
of State, RR asked him to include certain
comments in the printing of the statute.
BILL SIGNED
#MS-25
AB 134 - Burton
Lt. Gov Office
12-5-73
Acting Governor Ed Reinecke signed
legislation to aid the state's aged, blind
and disabled.
BILL SIGNED - Muscular Dystrophy
#526
AB 139 - Priolo
10-3-73
Creation of A $2.5 million research center to
explore the causes and seek means to combat
the ravages of muscular dystrophy has been
assured by Governor Ronald Reagan's signature on
the Neuromuscular Disease Research Act of 1973.
BILL SIGNED
#170
AB 387 - Moretti
3-26-73
RR signed legislation to replace the possible
loss of federal funds to support child care
programs in California during the remainder of
the state's 1972-73 fiscal year.
BILL SIGNED
#394
AB 1267
7-12-73
RR signed major legislation to eliminate
technical problems resulting from last year's
school finance and property tax relief (SB 90)
measure
BILL - Became law without
#401
signature - AB 774 - Antonovich
7-12-74
Pg. 2
RR statement on permitting AB 774, allowing
constitutional amendments adopted by the legis-
lature to be placed on the Nov. 5 ballot, to
become law without his signature.
BILL SIGNED
#499
AB 4428 - Z'berg
8-30-74
RR signed legislation compensating state employees
for the loss of budgeted salary increases denied
last year by the Federal Cost of Living Council.
BILL SIGNED
#360
SB 1764 - Berryhill
6-28-74
RR signed legislation boosting benefits for
state employees by $62 million.
#508
BILL SIGNED
9-5-74
SB 2471 - Holmdahl
RR signed legislation which requires installation
of oxides of nitrogen exhaust emmission control
devices on all 1966 through 1970 model motor
vehicles having manufacturer's gross vehicle
weight rating of under 6,001 pounds, registered
in any county included, in whole or in part,
within the South Coast Air Basin.
BILL SIGNED
SB 1471 - Bradley
#544
9-26-74
RR signed legislation requiring the state
Department of Motor Vehicles to suspend the
driving privileges of uninsured vehicle owners
or drivers who cannot prove their ability to pay
for damages of more than $250 resulting from an
an accident.
BILL SIGNED
SB 2264-Moscone
#541
9-26-74
RR signed legislation to upgrade and expand
population. education opportunities for California's Indian
BILLS SIGNED
#540
9-26-74
RR signed legislation to protect and better
inform spanish-speaking Californians.
SB 2066-CARPENTER--requires assessors in certain
counties to send notices relating to the home-
owners' property tax exemption and senior
citizens property tax assistance in both spanish
and English.
SB 2797-ALATORRE--requires consumer contracts to
be made available in both Spanish and English
under certain circumstances.
BILLS SIGNED
#537
9-25-74
RR signed legislation creating 49 municipal and
superior court judges in California.
SB 612-Bradley
AB 3221-Seeley
SB 1731-Dills
AB 3325-Kapiloff
SB 1959-Carpenter AB 3483-Knox
SB 2033-Ayala
AB 2989-Briggs
SB 2099-Ayala
AB 4222-Warren
SB 2050-enovich AB 4234-Wood
SB 2057-Berryhill AB 4300-Wilson
SB 2115-Stull
AB 4408-Quimby
AB 2888-Chappie
AB 2910-R.Johnson
AB 3217-Deddeh
BILLS SIGNED
#550
SB 1586 - Marks and SB 1908 - Grunsky
9-27-74
RD signed legislation which will provide private
school tuition aid for certain educationally
handicapped pupils with visual disorders and
experimental education programs for physically
handicapped pupils.
BILLS SIGNED
(Medical Profession)
#548
9-27-74
RR signed three pieces of legislation:
AB 4481 - Vasconcellos and AB 2296 - Sieroty
gives institutionalized patients the right to
refuse shock treatment and a third piece of
defines death.
legislation AB 3560 - Arnett which lawfully
BILL SIGNED
#546
SB 1521 - Alquist
9-26-74
RR signed legislation which will prohibit the
sale or installation of new residential-type gas
appliances equipped with a pilot light after
January 1, 1977 or two years after an alternative
to the pilot light has been certified, whichever
is later.
BILL SIGNED
#545
SB 1966 - Mills
9-26-74
RR signed with a great deal of reluctance
legislation extending the one-half cent sales
and use tax in San Francisco, Alameda and Contra
Costa Counties to support the financially
troubled Bay Area Rapid Transit District.
BILL SIGNED
#554
AB 2862 - Knox
9-27-74
RR signed legislation which creates a pilot
program of 3.750 new tuition grants for
California college students who are residents
of the state and come from middle income
families.
BILL SIGNED
#553
AB 3342 - Sieroty
9-27-74
RR signed legislation which will declare void a
provision found in some credit card company con-
tracts which prohibits merchants accepting that
credit card from offering discounts to cash-
paying customers.
BILLS SIGNED
#552
SB 1507-Marks and AB 2690-Fenton
9-27-74
RR signed identical AB and SB making various
changes in laws relating to county clerks and
the Secretary of State's duties in retaining,
inspecting and destroying petitions for
initiatives, referendums and recalls.
BILL SIGNED
#551
AB 4525 - Fong
9-27-74
RR signed legislation authorizing payment by a
school district to the surviving spouse of any
employee murdered while on the job during or
after the 1973-74 school year.
BILL SIGNED
#562
SB 2267 - Mills
9-27-74
RR signed legislation which directs the Department
of Transportation to study the feasibility of
upgrading rail passenger service to ease travel
congestion between Los Angeles and San Diego.
BILLS SIGNED
#561
SB 1860-Behr and AB 4134-McCarthy
9-27-74
SB 1860 - will train high school students to be
parents.
AB 4134 - allocates funds for the expansion of
migrant child care centers, including one center
for infants.
BILL SIGNED
#560
AB 4040 - Lanterman
9-27-74
RR signed legislation authorizing a three-year
pilot program to evaluate the state Department
of Education's Master Plan for Special Education.
#555
BILLS SIGNED
9-27-74
AB 3650 and AB 3651-Bond
RR signed legislation which expresses the intent
of equal opportunity for both males and females
as participants in sports programs of the state's
public high schools and colleges.
BILLS SIGNED
#571
State Parks
9-27-74
-igned legislation earmarking funds for state
and local park projects. mountain and heach land
acquisitions and trails:
SB 907-Collier
AB 3438-Z'berg
AB 2499-Nimmo
AB 2920-Priolo
AB 3123-Beverly
AB 3477-Badham
AB 3401-Priolo
AB 3893-Murphy
THIS SIGNED
#569
9-27-74
RR signed four separate measures to aid crippled
and autostic children and persons suffering from
kidney disease and hemophilia.
AB 3114-Lewis: crippled children measure.
AB 3970-Montoya: Kidney disease bill.
SB 2265 - Moscone: hemophiliacs medical care.
AB 3854-Burton: special education for autistic
children.
ILL SIGNED
#564
SB 2020 - Moscone
9-27-74
RR signed legislation authorizing school
districts to apply for state and federal funds
to furnish paid, reduced price or free meals for
California school children.
GILL SIGNED
AB 27 - Vasconcellos
#563
9-27-74
RR signed legislation implementing 1972 ballot
Proposition5, which was approved by the voters.
It authorizes governing boards of the states
school districts to carry on educational programs
and activities until Jan. 1, 1976, which are not
in conflict with the LOWS and ander which
school districts are established.

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SIGNED\n#489\n(SB 98 - Carrell)\n7.25.68\nRR signed bill chable State to test navigation-\nal system designed to enable air and water trans-\nportation to navigate with precision and greater\nsafety under conditions of low visibility.\n#596\nBILL SIGNED\n(SB 202 - Mills)\n9.19.68\nRR signed legislation to provide fuel relief\nto commuter bus companies; commended Southern\nCalifornia Rapid Transit District for inaugura-\nting new and improved bus service to link more\neffectively residents of Watts, etc., with\nbetter employment opportunities in L.A.\nBILL SIGNED\n#408\n(SB 202 - Mills)\n6.19.68\nRR signed bill to relieve financial burden on\nproperty taxpayers in metropolitan areas of state\nand to assist minorities, aged and low-income\nfamilies by providing better transit service to\nand from work.\nBILL SIGNED\n#401\n(SB 253 - Stiern)\n6.12.68\nRR signed bill to require completion of college\nlevel courses for admission to the practice of\nreal estate brokerage takes effect in 1970.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#674\n12-13-6\n(SB-6-\nAmends the personal income tax law relating to\nincome averaging.\nBILL SIGNED\n#599\n(SB 8 - Schmitz)\n9.23.68\nRR statement on satisfaction of passing tax\nrelief bill; urges voters to approve legisla-\ntion in November.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#261\n(SB-69)\n5-12-67\nIt will be a crime to steal industrial secrets\nor give or make bribes for disclosure of\ninformation about secret industrial processes.\nBILL SIGNED\n#217\n(SB 74 - Richardson)\n3.26.68\nProvides for appointment of a commission by\ncounty boards of supervisors for the purpose\nof certifying \"certified raw milk.\"\nBILL SIGNED\n(AB 272 - Unruh)\nDepartment of Finance\n2.26.68\nunruh-sponsored school financing bill of 1967\nwhich provided $145 million in additional pub-\nlic school financing.\nBILL SIGNED\n#212\n(AB-466-Badham)\n3-25-68\nEstablishes a four-year term for members of\nCalifornia Advisory Board to Bureau of Employment\nagencies and lowers annual license fees for\nemployment agencies.\nBILL SIGNED\n#428\n(AB 607 - Lanterman)\n6.25.68\nRR signed bill to permit local governments in\nstate to receive interstate highway right-of-\nway rental money that previously was forwarded\nto the federal government.\nBILL SIGNED\n#432\n(AB 617 - Veysey)\n6.26.68\nRR signed bill to strengthen California meat\ninspection while saving California Suppayers\nover d half-million dollars annually in\ninspection costs.\n(AB 1464 - Ralph)\n8.27.68\nPart of legislative program; enables state +-\nloal IIVEL offectivel, WILL Problems or job\ntraining and development in economically dis-\nadvantaged areas.\n13 1575 - Warren-Alquist State\n#307\nEnergy Conservation and Development Act 5-21-74\nER statement upon signing AB 1575\nBILL SIGNED\n#547\n(AB 1832 - Campbell)\n8.26.68\nProvides tax incentives to private lending\ninstitutions in state for making real estate\nneighborhoods. loans to low income families in inner city\n#674\nBILLS SIGNED\n(SB-7-Burgener)\n12-13-67\nRequires bills to be submitted within 2 months\nrather than 6 months after the month in\nwhich medical service is rendered.\nBILL SIGNED\n#502\n(AB 1023 - z'Berg)\n8.3.68\nwetween\nCalifornia and Nevada for the management of\nthe Lake Tahoe Basin.\nBILL SIGNED\n#498\n(AB 1072 - Ralph)\n8.1.68\nPermits the Department of Public Works to use\nstate highway funds in replacing owner-occupied\nhousing of low-income families whose homes are\nsituated in the right-of-way of a future freeway.\nBILL SIGNED\n#558\n(AB 1381 - Bagley)\n8.30.68\nDefines public records and requires public\nhours. records to be open to inspection during office\n#549\nBILL SIGNED\n8.27.68\n(AB 1463 - Unruh)\nPart of legislative program; enables state to\ndeal more effectively with problems of job\ntraining and development in economically dis-\nadvantaged areas.\nBILL SIGNED\n(AB 125 - Badham)\n#141\n3.1.68\nAuthorizes directors of California -\ntrict to change or supplement an authorized\nbefore plan of works, and requires a public hearing\nany change may be adopted.\nILL SIGNED\n#544\nAB 172 - Biddle)\n8.23.68\nProvides for more effective enforcement of laws\nrelating to possession of marijuana, LSD and\nother drugs.\nBILL SIGNED\n#523\n(AB 190 - Burton)\n8.14.68\nAuthorizes the State of California to open\nnegotiations with the city of San Francisco for\ntransfer of the Port of San Francisco from the\nstate to the bay city.\nBILL SIGNED\n#212\n(AB 244 - Townsend)\n3.25.68\nProvides that regional occupational centers\nestablished by school districts under joint\npowers agreement are deemed to be school district:\nfor purposes of the Public Employees' Retirement\nLaw.\nBILL SIGNED\n#500\n(AB 101 - Lanterman)\n8.1.68\nProvides a guideline for financing future\nranid transit systems in state.\nBILL SIGNED\n#212\n(AB 105 - Lanterman)\n3.25.68\nValidates organization, boundaries, acts, pro-\nceedings and bonds of counties, cities and\nspecific districts, agencies and entities.\nBILL SIGNED\n#549\n(AB 109 - Campbell)\n8.27.68\nPart of legislative program; enables state to\ndeal more effectively with problems of job\ntraining and development in economically dis-\nadvantaged areas.\nBILL SIGNED\n#217\n(AB 116 - Knox)\n3.26.68\nAppropriates $275,000 from Motor Vehicle Fund\nfor acquisition of land for a branch office of\nthe Department of Motor Vehicles in El Cerrito.\nBILL SIGNED\n#460\n(AB 26 - Barnes)\n7.9.68\nRR signed bill to make available I.D. cards for\nserve in - positive proof\nof identity.\nBILL SIGNED\n#548\n(AB 34 - Milias)\n8.26.68\nIncreases state's contribution for employee\nmedical insurance premiums.\nBILL SIGNED\n#247\n(AB - 76 Davis)\n4-24-69\nRR signed legislation which will help insure\nthe restoration of roads and bridges damaged\nby California recent disastrous floods.\nThe measure imposes a temporary one-cent gas\ntax increase.\nBILL SIGNED\n#214\n(AB 82 - Crown)\n4.4.68\nChildren Services Program.\nppropriating $750,000 for use in Crippled\nBILL SIGNED\n#382\n(AB 7 - Chappie)\n6.6.68\nRR signed inco DITT WHICH requires all new\nbuildings constructed with state, city and coun-\nty funds to be accessible to, and usable by, the\nphysically handicapped.\nBILL SIGNED\n(Special Sess.)\n#611\n(AB 9 - Greene)\n10.2.68\nAllocates funds to state's educationally\nhandicapped children education fund for\nspecialized training.\nBILL SIGNED\n#141\n(AB 9 - Cory)\n3.1.68\nRequires computations made for purpose of state\nschool fund foundation apportionments be based\non corrected assessed valuation levels in cases\nwhere equalization proceedings have substantial-\nly reduced or increased valuation levels.\nBILL SIGNED\n#599\nAB 12 - Lanterman)\n9.23.68\nAllows state to authorize payment of additional\nassistance funds to Californians who must relo-\ncate their homes and businesses as result of\nfreeway and highway construction.\n#525\nBILLS SIGNED\n9-5-69\n(AB-1035)\nLegislation that establishes a system of\ninnovative schools designed to and part\nProceice ..ew and more effective methods\nof 11120 teaching reading and mathematics in\nCalifornia's elementary schools.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#343\n(AB 1110)\n6-19-69\nRR reluctantly signed the bill which loans\n$500, 000 of state money to the Livermore Valley\nUnified School District.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#499\n(AB-1209-Pattee )\n9-3-69\nJohnson)\nFurther strengthen state control and\nregulation of pesticides.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#499\n(AB-1210-Pattee)\n9-3-69\nFurther strengthen state control and\nregulation of pesticides.\nBILL SIGNED\n#311\n(AB 1 - Knox)\n5.9.68\nCorporate Securities Law; replaces an outdated\nsystem of securities requlation\ncea 111 1317; removes discriminatory regulatory\nprovisions against businesses which locate their\nprincipal business operations in California.\nBILL SIGNED\n(Special Session)\n#606\n(AB 1 - Fenton)\n9.25.68\nRaises the maximu m workmen's compensation tem-\nporary disability benefit from $70 to $87.50 per\nweek; increases maximum workmen's compensation\ndeath benefit and burial allowance.\nBILL SIGNED\n#606\n(AB 3 - Zenovich)\n9.25.68\nIncreases maximum unemployment disability\nbenefit from $80 to $87 per week.\nBILL SIGNED\n#607\n(AB 4 - Bear, Unruh)\n9.26.68\nRestricts use of photographs taken in course of\npost mortem examination or autopsy.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#418\n(AB-949-Duffy)\n7-23-69\nTightening existing laws making is\nfor\nCode\nwho provide services under Medi-Cal to\nsubmit false claims.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#496\n(AB-970-Johnson, R.)\n9-2-69\nImposes stricter inspection of poultry products\nand plants to bring them up to federal standards.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#498\n(AB-974-Foran)\n9-2-69\nCreating the California Transportation Board.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#418\n(AB-987-Cullen)\n7-23-69\nMakes it a misdemeanor or felony for a person\nto fraudulently submit a claim for payment\nto any State Board or officer, or any county,\ncity, or district board of officer.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#521\n(AB-645-Foran)\n9-5-69\nRequiring the adoption of airport noise\nstandards.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#522\n(AB-720 Deddeh)\n9-5-69\nAuthorizes construction of various local\nflood control projects in the State.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#514\n(AB-938-Hom)\n9-4-69\nWill extend and improve the state's compensatory\neducation program for disadvantaged elementary\nschool-age youngsters.\nBILL SIGNED\n#187A\n(AB 516 - Porter)\n3-17-69\nEnables state to pay for completion of massive\n--\nCroville\nand\nThermalito dams in Northern California.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#496\n(AB-495)\n9-4-67\nExtends open meeting coverage to about 60\nstate agencies which are not now required\nto conduct open meetings.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#507\n(AB-534-Murphy)\n9-3-69\n(AB-1286-Stull)\nDesigned to give college administrators more\nmuscle to deal with hard-core campus\ntroublemakers.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#475\n(AB 606-Veysey)\n8-15-69\nThe bill is necessary to implement supplementar\nfinancing for schools recommended in January.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#511\n(AB 130 - Briggs)\n9-4-69\nEstablishes protection for Californians against\ninsurance companies that go broke; Northern\nCalifornia company policvholders\naffected,\nBILLS SIGNED\n#520\n(AB-148-McDonald)\n9-5-69\nProvides for the establishment of three new\nregional mental retardation centers in the\nstate, which echo's his earlier budget action.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#512\n(AB-325-Unruh)\n9-4-69\nConflict-of-interest law, requires public\nofficials to list investments over $10,000\nin businesses regulated by state or local\ngovernment.\nBILL SIGNED\n#396\n(AB 413 - Porter)\n7-14-69\nCalifornia Water Quality Improvement Act of '69\nBILLS SIGNED\n1-15-69\n(AB-8)\nEnables to hold its first meeting of the than the\nthe Republican State Central current Committee vear\nCOULTRY Tacher\n:\nthird, Sunday in January.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#518\n(AB-61-Wakefield)\n9-5-69\n\"Topless-Bottomless\"\nWill permit local government to accomplish\nwhat ABC has been trying to do on their behalf.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#522\n(AB-68 Dent)\n9-5-69\nAuthorizes construction of various local\nflood control projects in the state.\nBILL SIGNED\n#351\n(AB 105 - Biddle)\n6-24-69\nEstablishes presumptive limit affecting burden\nof proof in drunk driving cases\nBILLS SIGNED\n#478\n(ADN1214-Chappie & Townsend)\n8-18-69\nRk signed regisiation CO prevent sale or\nsubdivisions in remote areas when promised\nimprovements appear financially infeasible\nBILLS SIGNED\n#506\n(AB-1351-Ketchum)\n9-3-69\nDesigned to help tighten up welfare and\nMedi-Cal expenditures.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#506\n(AB-1454-Duffy)\n9-3-69\nDesigned to help tighten up welfare and\nMedi-Cal expenditures.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#506\n(AB-1460-Duffy)\n9-3-69\nDesigned to help tighten up welfare and\nMedi-Cal expenditures.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#478\n(ADN1214-Chappie & Townsend)\n8-18-69\nRR signed regisiation to prevent sale of\nsubdivisions in remote areas when promised\nimprovements appear financially infeasible\nBILLS SIGNED\n#506\n(AB-1351-Ketchum)\n9-3-69\nDesigned to help tighten up welfare and\nMedi-Cal expenditures.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#506\n(AB-1454-Duffy)\n9-3-69\nDesigned to help tighten up welfare and\nMedi-Cal expenditures.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#506\n(AB-1460-Duffy)\n9-3-69\nDesigned to help tighten up welfare and\nMedi-Cal expenditures.\nBILLS SIGNED\n9-5-69\n(AB-1035)\nLegislation that establishes a system of\ninnovative schools designed to test and put\n11150 prectice new --- more effective methods\nof teaching reading and mathematics in\nCalifornia's elementary schools.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#343\n(AB 1110)\n6-19-69\nRR reluctantly signed the bill which loans\n$500,000 of state money to the Livermore Valley\nUnified School District.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#499\n(AB-1209-Pattee )\n9-3-69\nJohnson)\nFurther strengthen state control and\nregulation of pesticides.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#499\n(AB-1210-Pattee)\n9-3-69\nFurther strengthen state control and\nregulation of pesticides.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#418\n(AB-949-Duffy)\n7-23-69\nrightening existing laws making it a crime for\nhose who provide services under Medi-Cal to\nbmit false claims.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#496\n(AB-970-Johnson, R.)\n9-2-69\nImposes stricter inspection of poultry products\nand plants to bring them up to federal standards.\n#498\nBILLS SIGNED\n9-2-69\n(AB-974-Foran)\nCreating the California Transportation Board.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#418\n(AB-987-Cullen)\n7-23-69\nMakes it a misdemeanor or felony for a person\nto fraudulently submit a claim for payment\nto any State Board or officer, or any county,\ncity, or district board of officer.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#522\n(AB-638 Davis)\n9-5-69\nAuthorizes construction of various local\n[lood control projects in the State.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#521\n(AB-645-Foran)\n9-5-69\nRequiring the adoption of airport noise\nstandards.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#522\n(AB-720 Deddeh)\n9-5-69\nAuthorizes construction of various local\nflood control projects in the State.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#514\n(AB-938-Hom)\n9-4-69\nWill extend and improve the state's compensatory\neducation program for disadvantaged elementary\nschool-age youngsters.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#496\n(AB-495)\n9-4-67\nExcesse\nou\nstate agencies which are not now required\nto conduct open meetings.\nBILL SIGNED\n#187A\n(AB 516 - Porter)\n3-17-69\nEnables state to pay for completion of massive\npower generating complex at Oroville and\nThermalito dams in Northern California.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#507\n(AB-534-Murphy)\n9-3-69\n(AB-1286-Stull)\nDesigned to give college administrators more\nmuscle to deal with hard-core campus\ntroublemakers.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#475\n(AB 606-Veysey)\n8-15-69\nThe bill is necessary to implement supplementar\nfinancing for schools recommended in January.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#511\n(AB 130 - Briggs)\n9-4-69\nEstablishes protection for Californians against\ninsurance companies that go broke: Northern\nCalifornia affected. company policyhoiders specifically\nBILLS SIGNED\n#520\n(AB-148-McDonald)\n9-5-69\nProvides for the establishment of three new\nregional mental retardation centers in the\nstate, which echo's his earlier budget action.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#512\n(AB-325-Unruh)\n9-4-69\nConflict-of-interest law, requires public\nofficials to list investments over $10,000\nin businesses regulated by state or local\ngovernment.\nBILL SIGNED\n#396\n(AB 413 - Porter)\n7-14-69\nCalifornia Water Quality Improvement Act of '69\nBILLS SIGNED\n#15\n(AB-8)\n1-15-69\nEnables the Republican State Contral Committee\nCO noid ICS TILSC meeting or the current year\nin Sacramento on the fourth, rather than the\nthird, Sunday in January.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#518\n(AB-61-Wakefield)\n9-5-69\n\"Topless-Bottomless\"\nWill permit local government to accomplish\nwhat ABC has been trying to do on their behalf.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#522\n(AB-68 Dent)\n9-5-69\nAuthorizes construction of various local\nflood control projects in the state.\nBILL SIGNED\n#351\n(AB 105 - Biddle)\n6-24-69\nEstablishes presumptive limit affecting burden\nof proof in drunk driving cases\nBILL SIGNED\n#450\nAB 2174 - Mulford\n9-16-70\nRR signed bill which makes it illegal for\npickets or marchers to disrupt courtroom\nprocedures.\nBILL SIGNED\n#459\nAB 1890 - Arklin\n9-17-70\nRR signed bill to allow public agencies to\nabove and under State freewavs\nfor public transportation routes with the\napproval of the California Highway Commission.\nBILL S IGNED\n#453\nAB 1963 - Hom\n9-17-70\nRR signed legislation to strengthen the\nstate's position in the war against drug abuse\nby making it a felony to drive while knowingly\nunder the influence of a dangerous drug.\nBILL SIGNED\n#472\nAB 2070 - Assembly Select\n9-19-70\nCommittee on\nEnvironmental Quality\nRR signed bill creating the Office of Planning\nand Research to develop long-range plans\nand comprehensive programs for the state's\ngrowth and protection of tis environment. 7\npoint program outlined.\nBILL SIGNED\n#451\nAB 2109 - Duffy\n9-16-70\nRR signed legislation designed to improve medica\ncare by training qualified physician's assist-\nants to perfom simple medical tasks, thus\nallowing the physician more time for attention\nto patients requiring their skills.\nAB 1583 - Beverly\nRC rigned logislation requiring interest\nconventional home loans cannot vary upward\nor downward more than one-half percent per year.\nBILL SIGNED\n#485\nAB 1712 - Townsend\n9-19-70\nRR signed bill to permit exemption of the\nfirst $7.50 of any income received by\nrecipients of aid to the disabled and OAS\nin calculating net income to be deducted from\nstandard welfare grants.\nBILL SIGNED\n#478\nAB 1826 - Mobley\n9-19-70\nRR. signed bill to give Vietnam veterans first\npriority in enrolling in California State\nColleges and the University of California.\nBILL SIGNED\n#466\nAB 1889 - Lanterman\n9-17-70\nRR signed bill to develop comprehensive\nprogram for the prevention and treatment of\nalcoholism and the rehabilitation of its\nvictims.\nBILL SIGNED\n#492\nAB 1333 - Foran\n9-20-70\nRR signed bill giving CHP a 3 percent pav\nraise, and above percent granted\nto state employees.\nBILL SIGNED\n#380\nAB 1456 - Porter\n7-28-70\nClean Water Bond Act\nBILL SIGNED\n#461\nAB 1512 Arklin\n9-17-70\nProhibits freeway construction that would\ncreate a noise problem in adjacent public\nschools and authorizes the use of highway\nfunds to alleviate noise.\nBILL SIGNED\n#349\nAB 2538 - Lanterman)\n7-7-70\nRR signed bill to provide legal and\nfinancial protection for state employees\nwho worked while California was without a\nbudget.\nBILL SIGNED\n#449\nAB 1260 - Barnes\n9-16-70\nwhich It - misdemean\nto mutilate, burn or defile the flags of the\nUnited States and State of California.\nBILL SIGNED\n#469\nSB 1271 - Way\n9-18-70\nRR signed bill to permit counties to set up\nmethadone programs in local mental health\nfacilities under strict medical control.\nThis is to assist in recovery of heroin addicts.\nBILL SIGNED\n#458\nAB 1279 - Chappie\n9-17-70\nRR signed bill to allow Tahoe City PU District\nto borrow $2 million from the State Water\nQuality Control Fund to construct sewage and\nstorm drainage facilities.\nBILL SIGNED\n#457\nSB 1290 - Sherman\n9-17-70\nWill guarantee accounts of small investors in\nfinancially troubled industrial loan companies\nare protected from loss--by $10,000 insurance.\nBILL SIGNED\nSB 1108 Carrell and\n9-17-70\nLagomarsino\nRequires that environmental factors he\n-\nconsidered by the Department of Aeronautics in\napproving airport sites.\nBILL SIGNED\n#470\nSB 1114 - McCarthy\n9-18-70\nRR signed legislation out-lawing the local\nresidency requirement for public employees.\nFiremen, Policemen and other public employees\nno longer must live in the communities where\nthey work.\nBILL SIGNED\n#486\nAB 1174\n9-20-70\nPrevents sale of any car in California, beginn-\ning with 1972 models, which requires high octane\ngasoline to operate.\nBILL SIGNED\n#457\nAB 1192 - Hayes\n9-17-70\nRR signs bill protecting patients from un-\nnecessary or excessive treatment and drugs.\n#486\nBILL SIGNED\nAB 919 - Lanterman\n9-20-70\nImposes additional registration 10.. fee on motor 01\nvehicles which\nmore than 8.5 to 1.\nBILL SIGNED\n#484\nSB - 948 Lagomarsino\n9-19-70\nRR signed bill to develop conservation education\nprograms in California public schools.\nBILL SIGNED\n#490\nAB 981 - Mulford\n9-20-70\nRR signed legislation to permit local\nauthorities to close public meetings if the\ndisruptive tactics of revolutionary groups\nmake it impossible to continue public\nbusiness.\nBILL SIGNED\n#407\nAB 1003 - Biddle\n8-19-70\nRR signed legislation which extends the\ndeath penalty to cases where great bodily\nharm is caused by the explosion of a bomb--\nincluding \"molotov cocktail\".\nBILL SIGNED\n#480\nSB 801 - Cusanovich\n9-19-70\nRR signed bill removing 9½ mile section of\nRoute 64 +hrough Malibu Canyon from\nCalliornia rreeway and expressway system. This\nwill preserve the environmental and ecological\nbeauty of this area.\nBILL SIGNED\n#481\nSB 848 - Cologne\n9-19-70\nRR signed bill to empower State Air Resources\nBoard to make comprehensive studies of private\nand public air pollution research programs\nand report findings to the legislature.\nBILL SIGNED\n#460\nSB 857 - Deukmejian\n9-17-70\nRR signed bill that will permit a trial to\ncontinue in a felony case if the defendant is\nremoved from the court because of disorderly\nand disruptive behaviour.\nBILL SIGNED\nSB 902 -\n#479\n9-19-70\nRR signed bill to crack down or litterbugs.\nBILL SIGNED\n#441\n(AB 551 - Wakefield)\n9-14-70\nbill. RR signed AB 551 the socalled anti-bussing\nBILL SIGNED\n#457\nSB 647 - Bradley\n9-17-70\nTo protect franchise buyers from the mis-\nleading and deceptive practices of an increasing\nnumber of unscrupulous franchise peddlers who\nhave entered the field.\nBILL SIGNED\n#454\nAB 718 - Berryhill\n9-17-70\nRR signed law banning dumping of liquid\nwaste such as poisonous chemicals into\ncommunity sewer systems.\nBILL SIGNED\n#318\n(AB - 733, Lewis)\n6-17-70\nRR signed key element in his 1970 consumer\nprotection legislative program a bill to\npermit the adoption of high safety standards\nfor all tires used on motor vehicles in the\nstate.\nBILL SIGNED\n#464\nSB 361 - Cologne\n9-17-70\nRR signed bill making significant reforms in\nthe system of appointing inheritance tax\nappraisers.\nAlso changes title \"Inheritance Tax Appraiser\"\nto \"Inheritance Tax Referee\"\nBILL SIGNED\n#456\nSB 417 - Cologne\n9-17-70\nRR signed bill making it a criminal offense\nfor any licensed motor vehicle dealer,\nmanufacturer or transporter to commit a\nfraudulent act in repairing or servicing a\nvehicle.\nBILL SIGNED\n#179\n(SB 485 - Marks)\n3-31-70\nRR signed into law a key element in his 1970\nconsumer protection program which will assure\nthat information obtained from clients in the\npreparation of state and federal income tax\nreturns is maintained in the strictest\nconfidence.\nBILL SIGNED\n#406\nSB 505 - Sherman\n8-19-70\nRR signed into law another provision of the\ntough Omnibus Clean Air Law. (smog control\nsystems on automobiles).\nBILL SIGNED\n#372\nAB 318 - Committee on\n7-17-70\nHealth and Welfare -\nDuffy\nRR signed bill which will provide $6 million in\nstate funds to help pay for free and reduced-\ncost meals for needy California school children.\nBILL SIGNED\n#396\nAB 323 - Townsend & Hom\n8-11-70\nRR signed key element in 1970 consumer\nprotection legislative program. Establishes\nuniform sanitation and health standards for\ngrocery stores and retail food outlets.\nBILL SIGNED\n#473\nAB 338 - Cullen\n9-19-70\nRR signed bill which provides for the waiver\nof tuition fees--at the state college and\nUniversity level--by the children of law\nenforcement officers and firemen killed in the\nline of duty.\nBILL SIGNED\n#319\n(AB 356, Moncgan)\n6-17-70\nRR signed legislation to increase the state's\nshare of the cost of employee health insurance\nfrom the present level of $8 per month to a\nmaximin of $10 per month.\nRR signed bill which will prevent property\ninsurers from summarily cancelling fire,\nhomeowner and personal property insurance\npolicies without good cause.\nBILL SIGNED\n#496\nAB 245 - Ketchum\n9-20-70\nBill to give state correctional workers the\nsame retirement benefits as most other law\nenforcement officers.\nBILL SIGNED\n#412\n(SB 262 - Marks, Badham)\n8-21-70\nRR signed legislation to enable California\nmotorists to help fight pollution by\nordering personalized license plates.\nBILL SIGNED\n#491\nAB 317 - Crown\n9-20-70\nExtends partnership between state and local\ngovernment to include providing safety\nequipment for law enforcement officers as\nfunds become available.\nBILL SIGNED\n#398\nAB 88 - Schabarum)\n8-12-70\nRR signed bill imposing stiff fines on\nindividuals, companies, or public agencies\nwhich violate orders issued by air pollution\ncontrol districts or Air Resources Board.\nBILL SIGNED\n#382\nAB 122 - Ryan\n7-30-70\nTeacher credentialing and changes in\nrequirements for school administrators.\nBILL SIGNED\nAB 131\n#42\n1-20-70\nFirst bill signed (1970 legislative session)\nAuthored by Lanterman, validates the\nPasadena Area Junior College District\nMaximum tax rate election held October 21, 1969\nBILL SIGNED\n#475\nAB 150 MacGillivray\n9-19-70\nRR signed bill to prohibit oil and gas leases\nin state waters in the Santa Barbara Channel\nunless the State Lands Commission determines\nthat the leases will not result in seepage\nor spillage of oil or damage scenic or\naesthetic values.\nBILL SIGNED\n#312\n(AB - 74, Crandall)\n6-17-70\nRR signed bill channeling $16.5 million for\nclassroom construction in 12 school districts\nthroughout the state.\nBILL SIGNED\n#489\nSB 79 - Carrell\n9-20-70\nRaises the allowable monthly income permitted\nfor parents whose children attend state-sponsored\nchild care centers.\nBILL SIGNED:\n#399\nAB 83 - Schabarum\n8-13-70\nCreates air pollution control districts\nin every county where one does not presently\nexist.\nBILL SIGNED\n#399\nAB 87 - Schabarum\n8-13-70\nCreates Air monitoring network in cooperation\nwith State Air Resources Board.\nunder RR signed legislation that brings\nEmployment Practices Act.\nthe protection of the California women Fair\nBILL SIGNED\n#361\nAB 31 - Monagan)\n7-10-70\nMakes possible an additional 3,000 high school\nstudents to receive state scholarships.\n#474\nBILL SIGNED\n9-19-70\nAB 58 - Chappie\nRR for undergraduate students at\nsigned legislation establishing admissions the\npriorities University of California and the state colleges.\nBILL SIGNED\n#430\nAB 73 - Veysey\n9-4-70\nCOORDINATING COUNCIL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION:\nRevises membership on the Coordinating\nCouncil to one, rather than three, representa-\ntives each of the University of California the\nCalifornia State Colleges, the public junior\ncolleges, and the private colleges and uni-\nversities in this state.\nBILL SIGNED\n#571\nSB 622 - Cologne\n10-13-71\nActing Governor Ed Reiencke signed bill\nwhich will strengthen California's pin\npollution controls on older model automóbiles\nILL SIGNED\n#642\nD 678 - Lagomarsino\n11-16-71\nRR signed legislation that will strengthen the\nattorney general's powers to bring legal\naction against polluters of the environment.\nSILL SIGNED\n#602\nSB 1021 - Nejedly\n10-29-71\nRR signed legislation that will impose\nstrict controls on the useof pesticides\nand sets up a licensing program for\n\"Pest Control Advisors\".\nIND SIGNED\n#644\nSB 1284 - Grunsky\n11-16-71\nRR signed legislation to alleviate the shortage\nof doctors through establishment of a medical\ncontract program between the state and private\ncolleges and universities.\nMD SIGNED\n#567\nB 504\n10-13-71\nActing Governor Ed Reiencke signed bill which he\ndescribed as \"a landmark measure that will\nallow private property owners to open their\nlands to recreational use without facing the\nthreat of losing title to the property.\nILL SIGNED\n#572\nIS 532\n10-13-71\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke has signed\nlegislation that will protect consumers\nfrom paying for defective products when a\nthird party holds the sales contract.\nBILL SIGNED\n#706\nSB 569 - Petris\n12-17-71\nRR signed bill to extend the homeowners $750\nproperty tax exemption to residents of\ncooperative housing corporations in which they\nown a share.\nSB - 168\n10-13-71\nActing Governor La Reinecke today signed\nlegislation that provides the issuance of\n$160 million in bonds for community college\nconstruction.\nBILL SIGNED\n#130\nSB 178 -\n3-12-71\nRR signed bill to permit the State School Buildi\nAid fund to loan the Fremont Unified School\nDistrict $5.3 million for construction\nof needed high school facilities.\nILL SIGNED\n#679\nSR 309 - Nejedly\n12-2-71\nRR signed legislation which calls for a\nfar-reaching study of the use of mercury and\nits effect upon humans and the environment.\nBILL SIGNED\n#623\nSB 325 - Mills\n11-4-71\nRR signed bill giving local governments the\npower to determine their own community public\ntransportation priorities.\n(Gasoline tax bill)\nBILL SIGNED\n#23\n50 2 - Cologne\n1-19-71\nRR signed first bill passed by 1971 legislati\ndecreasing the maturity -squirement for\ndesert grapefruit.\nSHIND\n#654\n51 - Beilenson\n11-22-71\nRR signed legislation that will encourage\na crack-down on certain irresponsible segments\nof the auto repair industry which persist in\nusing dishonest and unethical operating methods.\n101 SIGNED\n#678\nS.\n74 - Grunsky\n12-2-71\n22 signed legislation to establish the\nstate's first pilot program in special\neducation for mentally retarded children\nin the 3 to 5 age group.\nBILL SIGNED\n#569\n53 158 - Behr\n10-13-71\nActing Governor Ed Reiencke signed legislation\nthat will protect a scenic stretch of Napa\nValley from freeway encroachment.\nBIRL SIGNED\nAB 2590 - Vasconcellos\n12-21-71\nRR signed bill which will let non-public school\nchildren use state-supplied elementary school\nbooks and enable non-public school students\naccount in public high school vocational\neducation and Cence classes on a space\navailable basis.\n#712\nENNED\nA 1003 I - Vasconcellos\n12-21-71\nRR signed legislation that will bring infants\nsuffering from HYALINE MEMBRANE DISEASE under\nthe protection of the Crippled Childrens\nServices program.\nBILL SIGNED\n#633\nAB 3036 - Meade\n11-11-71\nRR signed legislation that will bring rental\nhousing up to state fire safety standards.\nBILL SIGNED\n#715\nAB 3040 - Miller\n12-21-71\nRR signed legislation that prohibits the state\nfrom doing business in excess of $5,000 with\nany persons who do not comply with air and\nwater pollution laws and regulations.\nAB 2147 - Davis\n#570\n10-13-71\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke signed bill\nin to California's protect streams. and steeinead population\nBILL SIGNED\n#717\nAB 2342 - Chappie\n12-22-71\nRR signed bill designed to control snowmobiles,\nmotorcycles, dune buggies and other passenger\ncarrying off-highway motor vehicles while it\nalso provides for the development of special\nrecreational facilities for those who use them.\nILL SIGNED\n#637\nAB 2544 - Dunlap\n11-12-71\nThe Drug Education Act of 1971.\nBILL SIGNED\n#692\nAGE OF MAJORITY\n12-11-71\nAB 2887 - Priolo\nRR signed bill granting responsibilities of\nfull citizenship to those in the 18-21 year\nage bracket.\nBILL S IGNED\n#416\nAll 1195 - Thomas\n7-21-71\nA bill to give permission to Los Angeles\nCounty and its supervisors to\nmatter within county jurisdiction\n::: STONED\n#627\n1301 - McCarthy\n11-8-71\nRR signed legislation that will allow\ncities and counties to exercise greater control\non subdivisions that do not provide proper\nenvironmental safeguards.\nIND SIGNED\n#705\n1423 - Picrson\n12-17-71\nR signed legislation increasing weekly\n.n mployment compensation disability insurance\nenefits.\nILL SIGNED\n#581\nAD 1598\n10-18-71\nWill require county boards of supervisors\nto sulmit estimates on welfare expenditures\nand caseloads to the legislature.\nDEL S IGNED\n#580\nAB 576\n10-18-71\nAllows Governor to appoint five additional\nmembers to the California Advisory Council\n\" Education and Technical\n$91\nTraining.\nBILL SIGNED\n#457\nAB 665 - Mobley\n7-30-71\nRR signed legislation to provide Cal-Vet loan\nbenefits to wives of California POW's and MIA's.\nBILL SIGNED\n#695\nAB 676 - Priolo\n12-15-71\nWorkmen's Compensation\nRR signed bill that will enable employers to\nmake the additional benefits possible by reliev\ning them of the heavy financial burdens which\ncan result from certain types of court suits.\nBILL SIGNED\n#658\nAB 1088 - Fenton\n11-23-71\nbenefit from $65 to $76 per week.\nIncreases the maximum weekly unemployment\nBILL S IGNED\n#317\nAB 324 - SCHABARUM\n5-24-71\nRR signed legislation which will\nreduce\nreal estate license fees.\nILL SIGNED\n#695\nAB 486 - Fenton\n12-15-71\nRR signed bill to improve workmen's compensatio\nin California.\nBILL SIGNED\n#628\nAB 528 - Arnett\n11-8-71\nRR signed legislation cracking down on\nemployers hiring illegal aliens.\nBILL SIGNED\n#603\nAB 543\n11-1-71\nRR signed bill which will assure retired\nteachers benefits of retirement to which they\nare entitled under the law.\n#645\nBILL SIGNED\nAD 116 - Deddeh\n11-16-71\nRR signed legislation establishing bi-lingual\nstudy for students with = limited\nknowledge of English in the San Diego City\nUnified School District and the San Francisco\nUnified School District.\nBILL SIGNED\n#365\nAB 152 -\n6-17-71\nSouthern Crossing Bill\nBILL SIGNED\n#671\nAB 207 - Badham\n11-26-71\nRR signed legislation that will increase\nsurvivor benefits for Public Employees'\nRetirement System members who are not\nprotected by Social Security.\nBILL SIGNED\nAB 293 - Stull\n#435\nTENURE\n7-21-71\nA bill to insure that California elementary and\nsecondary school children will be taught by\ncompetent and responsible instructors and\nprovides increased job protection for the\nqualified teacher.\n#324\nBILL SIGNED\n5-25-71\nAB 6 - CULLEN\nRR signed legislation making it a felony\nto add any harmful substance to food,\ndrink or medicine that could injure another\nperson.\nBILL SIGNED\n#119\nAB - 25\n3-9-71\nRR signed legislation to provide emergency\nfunds for repairs to public facilities\ndamaged by the recent southern state\nearthquakes\nBILL SIGNED\n#347\n(AB 114 - Belotti)\n6-9-71\nRR signed AB 114 reducing weekly duty require-\nment for State Division of Forestry firefighters.\nSB 1011 - Marks\n#617\n11-24-72\nLegisiation designed to protect children's\nclothing against fire.\nBILL SIGNED\n#345\n3\n1053 - Wedworth\n6-2-72\nRR signed legislation that provides for the use\nof residual funds in the Los Angeles teachers'\nretirement programs in the event the teachers\nvote to join the State Teachers' Retirement\nSystem.\nSB 1115-Lagomarsino\n#638\n12-8-72\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke today signed\nlegislation for the development of Rincon Poin\na surfing area 2½ miles downcoast of\nCarpinteria on the Santa Barbara-Ventura Count\nline.\nWILL SIGNED\nSB 1452 - Moscone\n#428\n7-20-72\nSee \"School Bonds\" in general files - bill was\nnot signed nor vetoed but allowed to become\nlaw intentionally by Acting Governor Ed Reinecke\nSB 135 - Lagomarsino\n#689\n12-27-72\nDD today signed legislation attenting\npercent increase in retirement benefits for\nsome members of the Public Employees' Retirement\nSystem or their eligible survivors.\nBILL SIGNED\n#365\nSB 230 - Deukmejian\n6-16-72\nRR today signed legislation that will remove a\nproposed seven mile stretch of the Pacific\nCoast Freeway within the city limits of Long\nsystem. Beach from the state freeway and expressway\nBILL SIGNED\n#409\nSB 522 - Song\n7-12-72\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke today signed le-\ngislation repealing penalties for importing\nfemales born in Chine or Japan for sale in\nCalifornia or for purpose of residing with any\nother person against her will.\nSB 714 - Deukmejian\n#651\n12-15-72\nRR today signed legislation launching a broad\n$14.3 million community-based attack on\nnarcotics and drug abuse in\nCalifornia.\nSB 90 - Morretti\n#654\n12-18-72\nRR issued this statement on signing into law\nlandmark\nproperty\nCax\nrelief\nschool\nfinance\nlegislation.\nBILL SIGNED\n#440\nSB 104 - Richardson\n7-28-72\nHuman Relations Agency Secretary, Dr. Earl W.\nBrian today announced that RR signed SB 104 that\naugments the salary increase fund up to $5\nmillion for officers and employees working in\ncorrectional institutions throughout the state.\nSB 107 - Behr\n#666\n12-20-72\nRR today signed legislation establishing the\nCalifornia Wild and Scenic Rivers System which\nwill include the Klamath, Trinity, Smith, Eel,\nand American Rivers.\n#700\nSB 109 - Song\n12-29-72\nRR signed legislation to raise state legislators\nsalaries to $21,120 per year, that will go into\neffect the end of 1974.\nAD 2284 - Chacon\n#665\n12-20-72\nRR today signed legislation appropriating $5\nmillion in state funds to help develop and make\nmore effective bilingual education programs in\nCalifornia's public schools.\nBILL SIGNED\n#415\nSB 5 - Nejedly\n7-13-72\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke today signed legisla-\ntion creating a state Solid Waste Management\nBoard within the State Resources Agency and\nrequiring that board to adopt a state policy for\nsolid waste management and the State Solid Waste\nResource Recovery Program by January 1, 1975.\nBILL SIGNED\n#476\nSB 15 - Burgener\n8-15-72\nRR today signed legislation making the dependent\nchildren of California servicemen who are\nprisoners of war or missing in action, eligible\nfor Cal-Vet educational assistance benefits.\nSB 31 - Cusanovich\n#637\n12-8-72\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke signed legislation\naimed at speeding up completion of the Simi\nValley-San Fernando Valley Freeway State\nHighway Route 118.\n1848 - Bagley\n#695\n12-28-72\nsigned legislation to protect newsmen from\nbeing forced to reveal the source of any informa-\nthey receive\nAD 1896 - McAlister\n#678\n12-22-72\nRR signed legislation providing property tax\nrelief for California's Old Age Security (OAS)\nrecipients.\nAB 2089 - Brathwaite\n#684\n12-26-72\nRR signed legislation increasing the monthly\namount the state contributes to county\nadministered foster care programs.\nAB 2199 - Brown\n#687\n12-27-72\nRR signed a measure appropriating $750,000 to\npay overtime to California Youth Authority\nemployees for the period from January 13, 1970\nthrough June 30, 1971.\nBILL SIGNED\n#489\nAB 1582 - Biddle\n8-17-72\ntoday signed legislation that will provide\nBR $7 million to the Air Resources Board and\nlocal air pollution control districts in their\nbattle to control nonvehicular emissions through\nout California.\nAB 1724 - McCarthy\n#671\n12-21-72\nRR today signed legislation which will enable\nmiddle and low income families with children\nattending non-public schools to claim a state\nincome tax credit to help defray some of the\ncost of educating their children.\nBILL SIGNED\n#485\nAB 1794 - B. Greene\n8-16-72\nRR today signed legislation he initiated which,\nfor the first time in California, creates a\nstate scholarship program for vocational\neducation students.\nAB 1798 - Biddle\n#650\n12-14-72\nRR today signed legislation creating a trainin\ncenter in the State Department of Corrections.\nBILL SIGNED\n#491\nAB 1204 - McCarthy\n8-17-72\nRR today signed legislation increasing welfare\npayments by $12 7 month to a half million\nblind, disabled and aged Californians.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#463\nAB 1322 - Badham\n8-10-72\nAB 58 - Hayes\nAB 704 - Murphy\nSB 1087 - Carpenter\nRR took action to protect nearly 70 miles of\ncoastline and several southern California\ncommunities from the proposed route of a state\nfreeway (deleting portions of Route 1).\nAB 1416 - Vasconcellos\n#693\n12-27-72\nRR signed legislation to upgrade the treatment,\ncare and services for children suffering chronic\nkidney disabilities.\nBILL SIGNED\n#494\nAB 1556 - Z'berg\n8-18-72\nRR today signed legislation deleting a portion\nof the proposed State Route 276 from Three River:\nto Mineral King in Tulare County.\n#662\nAB 740 - Porter\n12-19-72\nAB 1925 - Knox\nlegislation designed to strengthen Califomia'\nfight against pollution.\nAt the same time RR said he is \"most pleased\"\nto learn that California's anti-water pollutio\nprogram was among the first to be approved by\nthe federal Environmental Protection Agency.\nAB 889 - Knox\nLt. Gov's Office Rel.\n#66 12-5-72\nStatement made by Acting Governor Ed Reinecke\nwhile signing AB 889.\nBILL SIGNED\n#491\nAB 1029 - Burton & W. Brown\n8-17-72\nRR today signed legislation that exempts from\nconsideration as income $7.50 in contributions\nfrom responsible relatives to welfare recipients\nunder the Old Age Security program.\nBILL SIGNED\n#480\nAB 1201 - McCarthy\n8-16-72\nRR today signed legislation giving an estimated\n240,000 senior citizens in California $6.6\nmillion in additional property tax relief.\nBILL SIGNED\n#471\nAB 414 - Sieroty\n8-14-72\nDD today signed legislation that will provide\nlocal law enforcement agencies tighter Control\nover convicted federal narcotics offenders.\nBILL SIGNED\n#448\nAB 561 - Meade, Dent, Fong\n8-1-72\nRR signed legislation deleting the proposed 3.3\nmile Shepherd Canyon freeway in Alameda and\nContra Costa counties from the state freeway\nsystem.\nBILL SIGNED\n#404\nAB 729 - Chappie\n7-7-72\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke today signed le-\ngislation that makes it illegal to parachute\nor pilot an aircraft while under the influence\nof liquor, narcotics or dangerous drugs.\nSAND SIGNED\n#156\n(Ab 734 - Bagley)\n3-14-72\nRR signed urgency legislation to amend age of\nmajority law (to make AFDC recipients eligible\nfor benefits)\nBILL SIGNED\n#168\n(AB 79 - crown)\n3-21-72\nProvides for continuation of services to the\nphysically handicapped until they reach age of\n21\nBILL SIGNED\n#205\n(AB 126 - Ketchum)\n4-14-72\nRR signed legislation formally authorizing an\nadditional 405 positions for California's cor-\nrectional institutions\nAB 192 - Campbell\n#686\n12-26-72\nUniform Controlled Substance Act, which\nRR signed legislation enacting the Califomia\nand establishes five classifications for narcotics\nrestricted dangerous drugs.\nBILL SIGNED\n#474\nAB 246 - Wood\n8-15-72\nRR today signed legislation designed to provide\nmaximum safe working conditions for farm workers\nand others who work in pesticide treated areas.\nBILL SIGNED\n#478'\nAB 41 - Monagan\n8-15-72\nRR today signed legislation increasing the state\nand employer contributions to health benefit\nplans under the Meyers-Geddes State Employees'\nMedical and Hospital Care Act.\nBILL SIGNED\n#483\nAB 42 - Monagan\n8-16-72\nRR today signed legislation providing annual\nuniform replacement allowances for state\nemployees.\nAB 69 - Deddeh\n#649\n12-14-72\nRR signed legislation establishing the new\nState Department of Transportation in the\nBusiness and Transportation Agency.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#393\nAB 71 - Barnes and Fong\n6-30-72\nRR today signed legislation by Assemblyman\nE. Richard Barnes (R-San Diego) and Assembly-\nwoman March Fong (D-Oakland) designed to reduce\nthe incidence of venereal disease in California.\nBILL SIGNED (Death Penalty)\n#492\nSB 450 - Deukmejian\n9-24-73\nRR statement on signing the Death Penalty Bill.\nBILL SIGNED - SB 90\n#446\n8-23-73\nRR today signed SB 90 which will lower the sales\n1, 1973. (One-time rebate)\ntax by one cent for six months starting October\nBILL IGNED\nSB 256 - Mills\n#220\n4-18-73\nActin g Governor Reinecke today announced he has\nsigned legislation eliminating some of the ine-\nquities resulting from the passage of Proposition\n20, the California Coastal Zone Conservation Act\nof 1972.\nBILL SIGNED\n#344\nSB 441 - Rodda\n6-21-73\nRR signed legislation appropriating $110,000 for\nthe archaeological exploration of the proposed\nsite of the new governor's mansion.\nBILL SIGNED: SB 381 - Alquist\n#472\n9-9-73\nChanges the names of four institutions in the\nCalifornia State University and Colleges system\nofpublic higher education.\nBILL SIGNED\n#396\nAB 2530 - Badham\n7-13-73\nRR Signed logislation provide\nin the property tax rates of Tustin, Saddleback\nValley and Irvine Unified School Districts in\nOrange County\nBILL - Became law without\n#525\nsignature - AB 2572 - Brown\n10-3-73\nstatement after he\nRR/permitted AB 2572 to become law without his\nsignature. The bill requires cons truction of a\nlegislative building located in the area bounded\nby 15th and L, 17th and N Streets in Sacramento\nunless the Joint Rules Committee of the legisla-\nture determines an expansion of the annex of the\nState Capitol building is more feasible.\nBILL SIGNED\n#391\nSB 6 - Alquist\n7-12-73\nRR signed legislation granting an additional $65\nmillion in state support for California's\ncommunity colleges.\nBILL SIGNED - SB 90\n#448\nSales Tax Deferral\n8-24-73\nRR sent letter to Speaker of Assembly and Pres.\nPro Tem of the Senate stating that upon signing\nand transmitting the signed bill to the Secretary\nof State, RR asked him to include certain\ncomments in the printing of the statute.\nBILL SIGNED\n#MS-25\nAB 134 - Burton\nLt. Gov Office\n12-5-73\nActing Governor Ed Reinecke signed\nlegislation to aid the state's aged, blind\nand disabled.\nBILL SIGNED - Muscular Dystrophy\n#526\nAB 139 - Priolo\n10-3-73\nCreation of A $2.5 million research center to\nexplore the causes and seek means to combat\nthe ravages of muscular dystrophy has been\nassured by Governor Ronald Reagan's signature on\nthe Neuromuscular Disease Research Act of 1973.\nBILL SIGNED\n#170\nAB 387 - Moretti\n3-26-73\nRR signed legislation to replace the possible\nloss of federal funds to support child care\nprograms in California during the remainder of\nthe state's 1972-73 fiscal year.\nBILL SIGNED\n#394\nAB 1267\n7-12-73\nRR signed major legislation to eliminate\ntechnical problems resulting from last year's\nschool finance and property tax relief (SB 90)\nmeasure\nBILL - Became law without\n#401\nsignature - AB 774 - Antonovich\n7-12-74\nPg. 2\nRR statement on permitting AB 774, allowing\nconstitutional amendments adopted by the legis-\nlature to be placed on the Nov. 5 ballot, to\nbecome law without his signature.\nBILL SIGNED\n#499\nAB 4428 - Z'berg\n8-30-74\nRR signed legislation compensating state employees\nfor the loss of budgeted salary increases denied\nlast year by the Federal Cost of Living Council.\nBILL SIGNED\n#360\nSB 1764 - Berryhill\n6-28-74\nRR signed legislation boosting benefits for\nstate employees by $62 million.\n#508\nBILL SIGNED\n9-5-74\nSB 2471 - Holmdahl\nRR signed legislation which requires installation\nof oxides of nitrogen exhaust emmission control\ndevices on all 1966 through 1970 model motor\nvehicles having manufacturer's gross vehicle\nweight rating of under 6,001 pounds, registered\nin any county included, in whole or in part,\nwithin the South Coast Air Basin.\nBILL SIGNED\nSB 1471 - Bradley\n#544\n9-26-74\nRR signed legislation requiring the state\nDepartment of Motor Vehicles to suspend the\ndriving privileges of uninsured vehicle owners\nor drivers who cannot prove their ability to pay\nfor damages of more than $250 resulting from an\nan accident.\nBILL SIGNED\nSB 2264-Moscone\n#541\n9-26-74\nRR signed legislation to upgrade and expand\npopulation. education opportunities for California's Indian\nBILLS SIGNED\n#540\n9-26-74\nRR signed legislation to protect and better\ninform spanish-speaking Californians.\nSB 2066-CARPENTER--requires assessors in certain\ncounties to send notices relating to the home-\nowners' property tax exemption and senior\ncitizens property tax assistance in both spanish\nand English.\nSB 2797-ALATORRE--requires consumer contracts to\nbe made available in both Spanish and English\nunder certain circumstances.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#537\n9-25-74\nRR signed legislation creating 49 municipal and\nsuperior court judges in California.\nSB 612-Bradley\nAB 3221-Seeley\nSB 1731-Dills\nAB 3325-Kapiloff\nSB 1959-Carpenter AB 3483-Knox\nSB 2033-Ayala\nAB 2989-Briggs\nSB 2099-Ayala\nAB 4222-Warren\nSB 2050-enovich AB 4234-Wood\nSB 2057-Berryhill AB 4300-Wilson\nSB 2115-Stull\nAB 4408-Quimby\nAB 2888-Chappie\nAB 2910-R.Johnson\nAB 3217-Deddeh\nBILLS SIGNED\n#550\nSB 1586 - Marks and SB 1908 - Grunsky\n9-27-74\nRD signed legislation which will provide private\nschool tuition aid for certain educationally\nhandicapped pupils with visual disorders and\nexperimental education programs for physically\nhandicapped pupils.\nBILLS SIGNED\n(Medical Profession)\n#548\n9-27-74\nRR signed three pieces of legislation:\nAB 4481 - Vasconcellos and AB 2296 - Sieroty\ngives institutionalized patients the right to\nrefuse shock treatment and a third piece of\ndefines death.\nlegislation AB 3560 - Arnett which lawfully\nBILL SIGNED\n#546\nSB 1521 - Alquist\n9-26-74\nRR signed legislation which will prohibit the\nsale or installation of new residential-type gas\nappliances equipped with a pilot light after\nJanuary 1, 1977 or two years after an alternative\nto the pilot light has been certified, whichever\nis later.\nBILL SIGNED\n#545\nSB 1966 - Mills\n9-26-74\nRR signed with a great deal of reluctance\nlegislation extending the one-half cent sales\nand use tax in San Francisco, Alameda and Contra\nCosta Counties to support the financially\ntroubled Bay Area Rapid Transit District.\nBILL SIGNED\n#554\nAB 2862 - Knox\n9-27-74\nRR signed legislation which creates a pilot\nprogram of 3.750 new tuition grants for\nCalifornia college students who are residents\nof the state and come from middle income\nfamilies.\nBILL SIGNED\n#553\nAB 3342 - Sieroty\n9-27-74\nRR signed legislation which will declare void a\nprovision found in some credit card company con-\ntracts which prohibits merchants accepting that\ncredit card from offering discounts to cash-\npaying customers.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#552\nSB 1507-Marks and AB 2690-Fenton\n9-27-74\nRR signed identical AB and SB making various\nchanges in laws relating to county clerks and\nthe Secretary of State's duties in retaining,\ninspecting and destroying petitions for\ninitiatives, referendums and recalls.\nBILL SIGNED\n#551\nAB 4525 - Fong\n9-27-74\nRR signed legislation authorizing payment by a\nschool district to the surviving spouse of any\nemployee murdered while on the job during or\nafter the 1973-74 school year.\nBILL SIGNED\n#562\nSB 2267 - Mills\n9-27-74\nRR signed legislation which directs the Department\nof Transportation to study the feasibility of\nupgrading rail passenger service to ease travel\ncongestion between Los Angeles and San Diego.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#561\nSB 1860-Behr and AB 4134-McCarthy\n9-27-74\nSB 1860 - will train high school students to be\nparents.\nAB 4134 - allocates funds for the expansion of\nmigrant child care centers, including one center\nfor infants.\nBILL SIGNED\n#560\nAB 4040 - Lanterman\n9-27-74\nRR signed legislation authorizing a three-year\npilot program to evaluate the state Department\nof Education's Master Plan for Special Education.\n#555\nBILLS SIGNED\n9-27-74\nAB 3650 and AB 3651-Bond\nRR signed legislation which expresses the intent\nof equal opportunity for both males and females\nas participants in sports programs of the state's\npublic high schools and colleges.\nBILLS SIGNED\n#571\nState Parks\n9-27-74\n-igned legislation earmarking funds for state\nand local park projects. mountain and heach land\nacquisitions and trails:\nSB 907-Collier\nAB 3438-Z'berg\nAB 2499-Nimmo\nAB 2920-Priolo\nAB 3123-Beverly\nAB 3477-Badham\nAB 3401-Priolo\nAB 3893-Murphy\nTHIS SIGNED\n#569\n9-27-74\nRR signed four separate measures to aid crippled\nand autostic children and persons suffering from\nkidney disease and hemophilia.\nAB 3114-Lewis: crippled children measure.\nAB 3970-Montoya: Kidney disease bill.\nSB 2265 - Moscone: hemophiliacs medical care.\nAB 3854-Burton: special education for autistic\nchildren.\nILL SIGNED\n#564\nSB 2020 - Moscone\n9-27-74\nRR signed legislation authorizing school\ndistricts to apply for state and federal funds\nto furnish paid, reduced price or free meals for\nCalifornia school children.\nGILL SIGNED\nAB 27 - Vasconcellos\n#563\n9-27-74\nRR signed legislation implementing 1972 ballot\nProposition5, which was approved by the voters.\nIt authorizes governing boards of the states\nschool districts to carry on educational programs\nand activities until Jan. 1, 1976, which are not\nin conflict with the LOWS and ander which\nschool districts are established."
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