College fees for lobbying okayed in California
Sacramento committee narrowly approves a bill allowing state college student body fees to fund lobbyists in the State Capitol. The measure moves to the Assembly floor on an 8-7 vote after opposition from state college trustees. A separate Maddy bill to cap nonresident tuition hikes at 10 percent was defeated 8-7.
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Bill allows payroll deductions for political contributions
The Assembly Elections Committee approved a bill permitting deductions from state employees’ paychecks for contributions to political parties or candidates. Authored by Assemblyman Waller Powers of Sacramento, the measure was sent to the Ways and Means Committee on a voice vote.
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Move against dirty campaigns watch dog bill approved
Sacramento Assembly Elections Committee approved legislation to create a 23 member committee to devise a fair campaign practices code with a seven member commission to publish findings. The bill by Assemblyman Henry Waxman D Los Angeles passed 12 to 0 and heads to Ways and Means. A related measure by Assemblyman Paul PRialo Pacific Palisades died last year on the Senate floor.
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Women Pay Bill Advances in California Assembly
SACRAMENTO AP reports a bill to extend protective labor laws to men, including a minimum wage of 1.65 dollars and a coffee break every four hours, was approved by the Assembly Ways and Means committee despite employer opposition. Union leaders warned that excluding men could render laws discriminatory.
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Yesterday's legislation review and proposed reforms
Summary of multiple measures across AB and SB proposals including changes to employee benefits, voter registration by deputies, child abuse reporting timelines, licensing shifts for horse racing board staff, procurement of chairs for fair authorities, park and district bonds, transit district annexation, and county tax exemptions. Notable names include Greene L and Ryan. locales Sacramento Burlingame Los Angeles Tracy and Bakersfield. numbers AB 76 699 812 41 292 SB 56.
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College fee approved by Senate panel in Sacramento
UPI reports the Senate Bancalion Committee approved a bill requiring a five dollar enrollment application fee for community colleges. The measure by Sen. dona L. Harmer passed 41 with 29 percent of applicants not showing up, burdening administrative processing costs.
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California Assembly approves broad tax relief bill
SACRAMENTO UPI The Democratic measure would raise personal income tax rates up to 15 percent, widen sales and bank taxes, and cut property taxes for homeowners while offering renter credits and new school aid. Projections show varying impacts on income and sales taxes for a representative homeowner family. The plan also funds school property tax relief and Williamson Act conservation. critics warn higher income taxes and uncertain costs.
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Proposal to outlaw hospital sterilization faces delay in Senate panel
UPI reports legislation by Sen Anthony Beilenson to bar hospitals from refusing voluntary sterilization for nonmedical reasons. The bill would not force vasectomies or tubal ligations but bars nonmedical preconditions. A Wednesday committee vote was postponed amid concerns that underage patients could seek sterilization later regretfully.
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Tax break push for low smog cars passes committee
Sacramento AP report notes a bill by Sen. Nicholas Pelitis would exempt qualifying 1975 clean air standard vehicles from license fees and grant a $50 state income tax credit. The measure, approved 6-3 by the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee, faces concerns about administration and conversion incentives.
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