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Legislative notes reveal salary, bans, and bills in session
The house approved a bill allowing the lieutenant governor to draw governor level pay when acting as governor. Bills opposed by unions include a picketing ban and an industrial court. Banquet speakers include Senator Hitlcock and A J Weaver, with the April 4 date. The blue sky bureau faced defeat in the senate. Child welfare bills mostly failed, with 538 initial measures. The Epperson bill reduced judicial districts from eighteen to nine and added judges. The bread bill passed, standard loaf weights set. A criminal identification bureau was approved in public welfare. Many auto bond bills died in committee. The State Journal exclusive statute publication bill failed in the house. hopes remain for senate reversal. School land sales and 40 acre tracts approved, larger tracts debated. Hoagland’s bill to abolish all feces in the university was killed. Mileage records favor Snow. Mellor’s account is smallest. House rules revision proposes 40-word vote explanations. Pony association aid died. chicken inspectors discussed. Senate salaries for county judges approved with amendments causing a conference. Eye doctors faced stricter glass fitting requirements.