Governor appoints two to Consumer Advisory Council
Yesterday in Sacramento the Governor named Dan McKinnon Jr of San Diego and Elmer Weden of San Anselmo to six year terms on the Consumer Advisory Council of the Department of Consumer Affairs, replacing Joseph Barish of Belvedere and A Jean Bodt of San Bernardino as terms expire. The Assembly advanced AB 2608 pushing for prison terms for convicted drug pushers, and AB 559 to start metric conversion. Senate actions included bills on public meetings, smog funding, and unemployment, with various amendments and votes in both houses.
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San Anselmo
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Demos hunt votes to pass welfare bill in Senate
In Sacramento UPI reports Democrats seek two Republican votes to push a welfare bill through the Legislature before adjournment. The measure would raise monthly welfare payments for 487,000 elderly and disabled and 14,000 blind, facing opposition from Gov. Reagan who has vowed to veto. The Assembly already approved the measure amid reconsideration of Senate rejection.
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Worker Benefit Bill Clears Senate in Sacramento
Regulation increasing maximum workers compensation benefits from 105 to 119 dollars per week passes the Senate on a 20 to 4 vote. Assemblyman Jack Felton of Montebello sponsored the measure to appropriate funds for the higher payments.
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Child care and preschool bills pass in Senate vote
SACRAMENTO UPI. A $41 million package from Assembly Speaker Tob Moretti to fund child care and preschool programs for 27 000 children cleared the Senate with no debate. Backed by Governor Reagan, the measures face potential federal aid cuts. ABICH would spend $9.4 million for child care and ABII $31.6 million to continue state preschool programs through June 30 1974.
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