Assistant Secretary Jack R. Gilstrap at the Desk Assembly Bill No. 1254-An act to amend Section 4006.5 of and to add Section 4006.6 to the Public Resources Code, relating to revegetation and reforestation of burned, deforested, and denuded forest and watershed lands, and declaring the urgency thereof, to take effect immediately. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Cunningham. Urgency Clause Urgency clause read, and adopted by the following vote: AYES-Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond Dolwig, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky. Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-34. NOES-None. The roll was called, and the bill passed by the following vote: AYES-Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond Dolwig, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-34. NOES-None. Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Bill No. 3048-An act to add Section 5019.5 to the Public Resources Code, relating to park and recreational area development plans. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Cunningham. AYES Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond Dolwig, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-34. NOES-None. Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 2-A resolution to propose to the people of the State of California an amendment to the Constitution of the State, by amending Section 1 of Article II thereof, relating to the right of new residents to vote for presidential electors. Motion to Amend Senator Cobey moved the adoption of the following amendments: Amendment No. 1 In line 3 of the title of the printed measure, as amended in Assembly May 27, 1957, strike out "amending Section 1", and insert "adding Section 1". Amendment No. 2 In line 4 of the title, strike out "of", and insert "to". Amendment No. 3 On page 1, line 7, strike out "amending Section 1 of", and insert "adding Section 1 to". Amendment No. 4 On page 1, between lines 8 and 9, insert "SEC. 14. The Legislature may extend to persons who have resided in this State for at least 54 days but less than one year the right to vote for presidential electors, but for no other office; provided, that such persons were either qualified electors in another state prior to their removal to this State or would have been eligible to vote in such other state had they remained there until the presidential election in that state, and; provided further, that such persons would be qualified electors under Section 1 hereof except that they have not resided in this State for one year." Amendment No. 5 On page 1, strike out lines 9 to 19, inclusive, and strike out all of page 2. Amendments read, and adopted. Resolution ordered printed, and to third reading. Assembly Bill No. 932-An act to add Chapter 1.5, commencing at Section 80, to Division 1, of the Elections Code, relating to the right of new residents to vote for presidential electors. Motion to Amend Senator Cobey moved the adoption of the following amendment: Amendment No. 1 On page 3 of the printed bill, as amended in Assembly May 3, 1957, strike out lines 11 to 29, inclusive, and insert Amendment read, and adopted. Bill ordered printed, and to third reading. Assembly Bill No. 3001-An act to amend Sections 709 of the Probate Code, relating to the filing of claims with an executor or administrator. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Robert I. McCarthy. The roll was called, and the bill passed by the following vote: AYES Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond, Dolwig, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-34. NOES-None. Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Bill No. 2577-An act to add Section 837.5 to the Penal Code, relating to arrest. Motion to Refer Bill to Inactive File Senator Farr moved that Assembly Bill No. 2577 be placed on the inactive file. Motion carried. Assembly Bill No. 2831-An act to amend Sections 1155, 1155.5, 1174, 1175, 1176.5, 1177, 1179, 1180, 1230, 1250, and 1310 of the Fish and Game Code; to add Sections 35.1, 35.2, 1174.1, 1174.2, 1176.1, 1176.2, 1176.7, 1225, and 1310.1 of the Fish and Game Code; and to repeal Sections 1176, 1179.5, 1182, and 1232 of the Fish and Game Code, and to amend Sections 203, 304, 307, 325, 1002, 1003, 2225, 2352, 3000, 3005, 3500, 3507, 3800, 3801, 4000, 4150, 4151, 4152, 4153, and 4154 of, repeal Sections 3506, 3508, and 3804 of, add Sections 3511, 3512, 3513, and 4011 to, amend the heading of Chapter 3, Part 2, Division 4, and Article 1, Chapter 2, Part 3, Division 4, and amend and renumber Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, of Part 3, Division 4 of, and to add Article 6 to Chapter 3, Division 1, and Chapter 1 and Chapter 8 to Part 3, Division 4 of, the Fish and Game Code as proposed by Assembly Bill No. 616, relating to the legal classification of various species of birds and mammals, the issuance of scientific collector's permits, the practice of falconry, and the taking of depredating birds and mammals. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Erhart. The roll was called, and the bill passed by the following vote: AYES-Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond, Dolwig, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-34. NOES-None. Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 190-Relative to State Highway Route 57 in the vicinity of Vaquero Reservoir. Resolution read, and presented by Senator Hollister. The roll was called, and the resolution adopted by the following vote: AYES-Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond, Dolwig, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-34. NOES-None. Resolution ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Bill No. 733—An act to add Section 14575.5 to the Education Code, relating to the State Teachers' Retirement System. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Dorsey. AYES-Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond, Dolwig, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-34. NOES-None. Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Bill No. 2862-An act to amend Section 68806 of the Government Code, relating to officers and employees of the Supreme Court. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Busch. The roll was called, and the bill passed by the following vote: AYES Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond, Dolwig, Donnelly, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-35. NOES-None. Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Bill No. 1826-An act to add Section 2058 to the Unemployment Insurance Code, relating to youth employment programs. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Breed. The roll was called, and the bill passed by the following vote: AYES Senators Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond, Dolwig, Donnelly, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, Teale, and Thompson-35. NOES-None. Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Bill No. 665-An act to amend Sections 1403 and 2767 of the Unemployment Insurance Code, relating to the unemployment compensation and unemployment compensation disability benefit rights of trainees. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Richards. The roll was called, and the bill passed by the following vote: AYES Senators Abshire, Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond, Dolwig, Donnelly, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, McBride, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Miller, Montgomery, Murdy, Regan, Richards, Short, Sutton, and Teale-36. NOES-None. Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. President pro Tempore of the Senate Presiding At 4.43 p.m., Hon. Hugh M. Burns, President pro Tempore of the Senate, presiding. Assembly Bill No. 982-An act to amend Section 2002.5 of the Government Code, relating to suits against state employees. Bill read third time, and presented by Senator Breed. The roll was called, and the bill passed by the following vote: AYES-Senators Abshire, Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Byrne, Christensen, Cobey, Coombs, Cunningham, Desmond, Dolwig, Donnelly, Dorsey, Erhart, Farr, Gibson, Grunsky, Hollister, Ed. C. Johnson, Harold T. John- Bill ordered transmitted to the Assembly. Assembly Bill No. 4-An act to add Chapters 3.4 (commencing with Section 20691) and 3.5 (commencing with Section 20695) to Division 10 of the Education Code, relating to state colleges, and making an appropriation therefor. Bill read third time. Motion to Amend Senator Grunsky moved the adoption of the following amendments: Amendment No. 1 Strike out the title of the printed bill, as amended in Assembly May 24, 1957, and insert "An act making an appropriation for the acquisition of sites and to add Section 20304 to the Education Code, relating to future state colleges." Amendment No. 2 On page 1, strike out fine 1, and insert "SECTION 1. There is hereby appropriated the sum of five million six hundred thousand dollars ($5,600,000) from the State Building Construction Program Fund, to be expended by the Department of Education for acquisition of real property, under the provision of the Property Acquisition Law. The Department of Finance shall include the amount of this appropriation in the total amount of Budget Act appropriations in the same manner and with the same effect as if this appropriation had been included in Section 2.5 of the Budget Act of 1957, as provided in the State Construction Program Bond Act of 1955 (Statutes of 1955, Chapter 1709). All of the provisions of the Budget Act of 1957, which are applicable to Section 2.5 of said act, are also applicable to this act. SEC. 2. The sites acquired under the appropriation made by this act shall be in the following areas: (1) Southern portion of Alameda County; (2) Orange County; (3) San Bernardino and Riverside Counties; (4) Stanislaus County; (5) Sonoma, Marin, Napa and Solano Counties; (6) Contra Costa County; (7) San Mateo County; (8) Kern County; and (9) Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties. SEC. 3. Section 20304 is added to the Education Code, to read: 20304. The Legislature hereby declares that it is in the interests of the State and of the people thereof that funds available for the expansion of publicly supported higher education, by the establishment of additional state colleges, shall be employed in the establishment of colleges designed for students seeking admission to upper division academic instruction. To that end any state college hereafter established by the Legislature shall have for its purpose and function the offering of courses of study appropriate for upper division academic education." Amendment No. 3 On page 1, strike out lines 2 to 13, inclusive, on page 2, strike out lines 1 to 48, inclusive, and on page 3, strike out lines 1 to 6, inclusive. Amendments read. ROLL CALL DEMANDED Senators Grunsky, Richards, and Beard demanded a roll call. The roll was called, and the amendments offered by Senator Grunsky to Assembly Bill No. 4 were refused adoption by the following vote: AYES Senators Byrne, Christensen, Collier, Cunningham, Dolwig, Dorsey, Farr, Grunsky, Miller, Montgomery, and Short-11. NOES-Senators Abshire, Arnold, Beard, Berry, Breed, Brown, Burns, Busch, Coombs, Dilworth, Donnelly, Erhart, Gibson, Hollister, Harold T. Johnson, Kraft, John F. McCarthy, Robert I. McCarthy, Murdy, Richards, Teale, Thompson, and Williams-23. 152-L-4214 |