Reagan Drafts 3 Football Stars On Youth Job Push
Governor Reagan mobilizes Clem Daniels Tony Guillory and Leslie Duncan in a campaign to win summer youth employment bills. He argues easing hiring rules will expand temporary jobs while opponents fear weakened protections for youths and women. The players join business leaders and youths to showcase job opportunities and counter negative stereotypes about young people.
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Picket Signboard Saga Returns to Capitol Testimony
At the California Capitol, 88 year old Robert H. Simpson protested with signs linking to civil rights and urging justice. He described mental health treatment and legal battles while lawmakers debated a bill to probe complaints and critics, amid heated exchange.
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Measure Would Update Wage Attachment Law in California
Sacramento AP report says Assemblyman Henry Waxman seeks to align California wage garnishment with U.S. Supreme Court rulings. The bill, under interim study by the Assembly Judiciary Committee, argues the current law allowing creditors to garnish wages before a court determines debt is likely unconstitutional.
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Greyhound Racing Cited As Answer To Cal Expo Woes
Sacramento senators considered a new plan to aid Cal Expo by legalizing pari mutuel betting on greyhound racing. The bill by Sen McCarthy would permit up to 100 days of greyhound racing at Cal Expo with betting, aiming to raise about 84 million in handle and 2 million in state revenue to retire expo bonds.
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Prostitute Minimum 45-Day Jail Measure Approved
The California Assembly voted 47 to 12 to require a minimum 45 day jail term for prostitutes convicted of solicitation. Assemblyman Tea McCarthy of San Francisco said amendments would be offered in the Senate to address concerns raised by Leo Ryan of Burlingame and Willie Brown of San Francisco about fairness.
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Task Force To Study Credit Reporting Abuses
Sacramento reports Gov Reagan names a 16 member task force to study abuses in credit and reporting practices that may deny citizens credit insurance or employment. The group will work without pay and submit findings with recommendations to correct issues. Local officials cite widespread concern over unjust reporting and potential discrimination.
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California Legislature Passes Bonds and Reforms Across Agenda
The Assembly approved a $246.3 million UC medical schools bond plan and approved various reforms including one man one vote district adjustments. Proposals to repeal candidate intent declarations, allow doctors to aid law enforcement with certain drugs, Salton Sea preservation, and DMV driving record alerts advanced. A Senate resolution urged Congress to create a federal transit trust fund.
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Efficiency bill to create three day weekends dies in Senate
Sacramento AP The Assembly approved a bill to shift state holidays to Monday to create three day weekends but the measure was defeated in the Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee. A companion Senate bill to do the same was also killed.
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Your Horoscope for Thursday June 19 1967
The column outlines daily zodiac guidance with emphasis on career, finances, and personal opportunities. It notes shifting directions for many signs, advice to stay with familiar situations, and potential gains for writers philosophers and thinkers. Specific signs receive brief, practical prophecies on money, sales, budgeting, and opportunities.
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