Indigents Get New Legal Aids
Sacramento report states five bills approved by the Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee to create a state public defender’s office, set a base salary of 25000 dollars, extend public defender duties to municipal and juvenile courts, and reimburse up to 80 percent of county costs. The defender would be appointed by the governor with offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with hearings planned by the Ways and Means Committee.
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California cities cut elementary class sizes despite varied figures
AP reports that California's largest cities reduced elementary class sizes with an average of 24.5 pupils per class across 99 percent of districts. Los Angeles saw declines from 32.6 to 30.7, San Francisco from 41 to 28.8, Oakland to 29.9, San Diego to 30.9, and San Jose to 29.9, while Sacramento Fresno and Long Beach also lowered totals. The CTA notes kindergarten inclusion in the new figures, and year by year surveys will continue.
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Republicans push for faster action as bills move
Sacramento eyes 38 working days left while the Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee advances a package to aid poor defendants with a public defender's office and restricts voter challenges. Other items send bills to the floor on concealed weapons timing, tax relief post floods, veteran home loans refinancing, and various regulatory updates across health, safety, and education.
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How Deco How Deco Live Better at the Same Address
A nostalgic pitch promotes First Western home improvement loans to upgrade a house without moving. It suggests repainting, adding rooms, renovating kitchens, building an arbor or pool, and urges visiting a First Western banker to plan affordable improvements.
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Four Indicted In Huge Swindle in Los Angeles
Four officials of two defunct money order firms face indictments on conspiracy grand theft and California Corporations Code violations after about 525000 was diverted from company funds. Bud Suhl 33 Margaret Wierman 51 Ronald Vaughn 28 and William Richards 34 named. Wierman chaired Frontier Bank of Caveln which collapsed as the firms failed. Investigators say funds were commingled with the bank and money orders began bouncing over a year ago, with more than 500000 lost by purchasers.
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