California Assembly Passes Broad Budget and Policy Measures
A legislative action roundup notes a $5 billion plus budget agreement approved by committees and sent for a final vote. Bills cover auto insurance renewal terms, emergency medical care rules, crab season dates, custody provisions, property damages between spouses, school textbooks, tax refunds, and public records modernization, with actions from AB 189 to SB 1064 and resolutions urging party conventions after the California primary date.
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Teens Face Deadline to Meet Driver Training Rules
Teens must complete driver education and behind the wheel training to qualify for California licenses. The DMV says those under 18 with a June 30 birthday or later will lose eligibility unless they have DMV approved training and carry an official certificate.
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Freeze On Hiring Of State Employes To Be Lifted
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Reagan plans to lift the hiring freeze on the state work force as the new fiscal year begins. Philip M Battaglia executive secretary said the administration will maintain major economy measures while reducing job growth by eight percent below authorized levels. Each department will see budget tied staffing, with potential one year deferment for the Mental Health Department.
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Johnson signs education proposal to expand Teacher Corps
President Johnson signed a broad education measure expanding state control over teacher training and personnel. The bill authorizes 275 million dollars for a major training program and an 135 million three year extension of the Teacher Corps to stabilize funding. The Senate approved after a three hour debate and the House had passed the measure earlier.
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