Braden Confirmed by Senate Amid Partisan Debate
The Senate confirmed Braden by a 33 to 7 vote amid sharp partisan exchanges. Senators argued over education policy and alleged political influence in schooling, with Burns defending nonpartisanship and Schrade warning of political impact on students. Reed, Sturgeon, and other Republicans supported Braden, citing lack of compelling grounds to reject the nomination.
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Sturgeor
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Burns
Two Men to Face Friday Hearing in Abortions Case
Two men aged 49 were arrested Saturday in a Long Beach motel with a 19 year old unmarried pregnant girl. They will have a two preliminary hearing Friday on charges of attempted abortion. Phillip Henry Wackerman of Redondo Beach and Paul Beyton Morris of 164 W Chester Drive Anaheim were arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge J Merrill Lifley. Bail for Wackerman was set at 5250 and for Morris at 12375.
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Redondo Beach
Paul Beyton Morris
W. Chester Drive
Anaheim
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Lilley
Wackerman
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Freeway Lanes to North Open Officially Dedicated
The northbound San Diego Freeway section from Hawthorne to El Segundo opened to traffic at 12:30 pm Wednesday after recent rains delayed completion. The 2.61 mile stretch was officially dedicated Monday for southbound traffic, drawing thousands of motorists amid a major traffic jam in the northbound lanes.
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State Arts Commission Bill Passes Opening Test
Sacramento reports the Assembly Governmental Efficiency and Economy Committee unanimously approved Jesse M. Unruh's bill to create a California Arts Commission to enrich the state's cultural life. Unruh led a testimony line including actor Ralph Bellamy, president of Actors Equity Association. Bellamy supported the measure.
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California Arts Commission
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Assembly
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Los Angeles
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Conflict of Interest Bills Pass Assembly
The Assembly approved two conflict of interest bills and a reconsideration of a key Brown administration measure. One bill would ban state employees from representing former agencies for two years and require disclosure of interests in bidding firms, while prohibiting voting on such contracts. The session also debated creating a coordinator for a cultural program to aid disadvantaged children, with a GOP compromise allowing governor appointees on an advisory panel. A separate proposal would shift Social Welfare Board powers to a director, making the board advisory.
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Senate
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Los Angeles
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American Federation of Musicians
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