Price tag rise for CHP Academy in Bryte
Sacramento reports that the Six million California Highway Patrol Academy in Bryte has seen a cost increase of two point two million dollars over four years, a twenty percent rise, with the construction index up forty seven percent. Architect John Worsley cites rising costs and tighter scope as factors and notes no additional funds will be sought this year, though a request may come next year.
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Benefit Bonanza Clears Committees for California Lawmakers
California lawmakers push three pension and pay bills through committees. Beilenson seeks a 20 percent pay raise to 23 040 and a new perks package. Collier backs enhanced retirement for veterans. Cusanovich funds 15 million over five years for the retirement fund.
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McCarthy to Take Assembly Speakership Today in California
San Francisco political figure Lea McCarthy is set to assume the California Assembly speakership, succeeding Bob Moretti who plans to step down after the June 4 primary. The vote followed weeks of campaign moves, with McCarthy winning broad Democratic support including key blocs from Black and Latino members.
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Governor accepts resignation from Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board
The governor announced the resignation of Robert W. Sigg from the state Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board after the Senate refused to confirm his appointment. No other major action occurred in the Assembly. The Senate passed a constitutional amendment proposal ACA.28 to allow felons to vote in California elections, with Dixon in Los Angeles voting 278 to for concurrence in amendments.
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Pay raise bill for California lawmen dies in committee
Sacramento UPI reports a bill by Sen. H L Richardson to grant cost of living pay raises to highway patrolmen, fish and game wardens, state police, and correctional officers failed 37 to 0 in Senate Finance Committee with three members not voting. Richardson criticized lawmakers for a double standard after a prior vote on a constitutional living adjustment.
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Senate backs ex convict voting rights proposal
The California Senate approved ACA38 by Julian C Dixon and Dios Angeles on a 27 to 8 vote, meeting the two thirds requirement to advance the constitutional amendment. The measure would restore voting rights to ex convicts who have completed parole, pending voter approval and Assembly concurrence in amendments.
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