Who Is Being Kidded by Government Unemployment Proposal
L A. C. criticizes Gov Brown's plan to raise weekly unemployment benefits from 40 to 55 dollars and extend eligibility to 39 weeks. The column argues higher costs would be paid by employers and consumers, warns of inflation, and urges truth about tax burdens and payroll funding. The piece labels the government as misleading and politically expedient.
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Brown Suggests Water Bill Spur to End Debate
Sacramento Governor Brown proposes a water bonds plan as an alternative to a constitutional amendment. He hopes a North South water deal with simple majority support and binding revenues would guarantee bond redemption and delivery of northern water to Southern California, while facing Senate opposition and two thirds hurdle. Brown also backs a 60 cent hour minimum wage proposal and signs an anti smog bill directing the public health director to set emission standards by next February.
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Mosk Aide to Probe Scandals
SACRAMENTO Atty Gen Stanley Mosk names Asst Atty Gen Clarence Linn to head investigations into bill collection scandals and slot machine lobbying. Linn to probe alleged irregularities in the Division of Collections under the secretary of state and investigate Perry Tait’s lobbying for slot interests. Senate report cited embezzlement risks, and alleged inaction by Harry Edwards and Stanley Windrem.
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Clarence A. Linn
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Secretary of State
Perry Tait
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Senate
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Harry Edwards
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Weather fragment reports pressure and conditions
Readable fragments mention pressure readings and general weather notes. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear locations, dates, or named entities beyond generic terms.
Governor's water, tax plans face disputes in Sacramento
The Day in Sacramento reports on Governor Muromiste's plan for water and budget actions, GOP charges of delays, and bills signed. It notes SMOG standards due Feb 1, state water contract validity, and various introduced, passed, and amended measures including tax, water, and residency rules, with a food ad at the end.
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Sacramento
San “Joaquin Delta
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Congress
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Caltech Records Two Strong Quakes Near Border
California Institute of Technology seismograph records two strong earthquakes near the Mexico Guatemala border, one at 4 15 a m and another five minutes later, about 2000 miles from Pasadena. Dr Charles Richter commented on the timing and location.
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Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
Charles Richter
Mexico- Guatemala
Richter
Assembly clears bill restricting liquor price setters
SACRAMENTO officials report the State Liquor Price Bill cleared the Assembly Government Organization Committee with one dissent. The measure by Byron Rumford would prohibit price gouging and set a minimum markup, backed by small shops but opposed by discount houses and chains.
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Sacramento
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Assembly Government Organization Committee
Byron Rumford
Berkeley
Theo
Soa
Orth . Girard
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