California panel backs nearly one billion housing loan aid
A California Senate committee approved SB2 to create a state housing finance agency and issue up to 950 million dollars in bonds for low and middle income housing. The measure aims to fund up to 10,000 new or rehabilitated units annually, mainly rentals, with 30 percent for very low income tenants. The bill moves to the Finance Committee as supporters push rapid passage.
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Repeal of California fair trade law proposed in Assembly
Sacramento AP reports Democrats Art Torres and Richard Alatorre proposed a bill in the California Assembly to repeal the fair trade law that allows manufacturers to set minimum retail prices on trademarked products including alcoholic beverages. Torres seeks support from Republican Attorney General Evelle Younger, who backs repeal but not minimum prices on alcohol.
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PUC chief vows sense of fair play in California
Hillsborough businessman Robert Batinovich named California public utilities commissioner says he will balance public needs with industry concerns. He declined to indicate policy directions, stating he will gather facts and apply common sense to decisions.
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Jobless claims rise in California study shows surge by 91 percent
Sacramento reports unemployment claims across four programs totaling 756,533 in mid March, up from 395,169 a year earlier. Department director Jim Lorenz notes claims do not equal unemployed persons, with at least 200,000 more seeking work outside these programs. Regular unemployment dominates with 595,165 claims while extended benefits reach 66,936.
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Unemployment Aid Draws 46,827 Workers
The article notes 91 percent from another federal program extending benefits to 52 weeks and that Special Unemployment Assistance funds are being drawn on by 46,827 workers including groups such as farm workers previously covered by unemployment insurance.
Inmate Meal and Class Coed Area Proposal in California
Sacramento lawmakers propose allowing male and female inmates in county jails to dine together and attend classes. The bill by Assemblyman Daniel Boatwright would also let inmates mix during counseling and recreational activities, changing current law that requires separation in county jails and industrial farms.
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Fewer U.S. hospital beds since 1960 despite population rise
The American Hospital Association reports 120000 fewer hospital beds in 1960 to 1974 across 7127 hospitals while population grew from 181 million to about 210 million. U.S. beds are 90 per 10000, well below Ireland 205 and France 134. Belgium and the Netherlands rank lower.
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California Adopts Comparative Negligence Rule In Damages
The California Supreme Court merges fault proportion into damage claims, overturning contributory negligence. In Nga Li v. Yellow Cab, the court held that each party’s liability lies in proportion to fault, effective in 30 days, aligning with 26 states.
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Best price clues in today's appliance classifieds
In today's Classified Ads the appliance column highlights strong prices for popular household items. Shoppers should check listings for discounts on refrigerators stoves washers and other essentials. Local dealers and private sellers showcase bargains across multiple brands and models.
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