Work program delay confirmed in California welfare plan
The Reagan administration confirmed the California Community Work Experience program delay, blaming a federal misstep. HEW had withdrawn federal approval March 17 after a court order required NWRO notification before waiver consideration, forcing reevaluation and a new timeline.
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Reagan Administration
Robert Varlesan
State Dept. of Social Welfare
Federal Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare
Independent
National Bureau
Washington, D.C
California
Los Angeles
HEW
National Welfare Rights Organization
Carleson
Moretti Denies Solons Big Spenders
SACRAMENTO UPI Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti rebutted former speaker Jess Unruh calling legislators hypocritical for claiming they live like earning at least 150000 a year. Moretti said lawmakers receive about 1920 a year plus expenses, not lavish salaries.
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UPI
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Jess Unruh
Moretti
Oil firms back campaign to defeat Prop. 9 in California
Four oil companies emerged as major backers of the anti Prop. 9 drive, with Gulf, Texaco, Shell and Bravo Oil among key donors. The Californians Against the Pollution Initiative reported 841,957 in contributions from 325+ individuals and 531,711 in spending. The measure would ban new offshore drilling and impose limits on gasoline composition while a five year moratorium on nuclear plants was proposed.
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UPI
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Californians Against the
People's Lobby of
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Bruce J. Jaeger
Clem Whitaker Jr
Bravo Oil Co
Elouston, Tex
Bravo
Southern Pacific Railroad
Gulf
Texaco
Shell Oi Co
Mary
Calfornia
Standard Ol
Mobil Ol
Brown
Tax exemption bill for home improvements defeated
In Sacramento a Senate committee killed a proposed constitutional amendment and a companion bill by Sen. Peter Behr that would exempt from property tax for three years major improvements to a residence. The Revenue and Taxation Committee voted 4 to 2, one vote shy of the five needed for passage.
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Sacramento
UPD
Senate
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Coastline bill moves to Assembly floor with regional veto powers
The Coastline bill, backed by Assemblyman Alan Sieroty, passed the Ways and Means Committee 138 to 0 and goes to the Assembly floor. It creates six regional commissions and one statewide body with veto power over coastline development, giving local governments majority control on the commissions.
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California
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Allz Coastline
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