California bill to ease police hire of women approved
In Sacramento the Assembly approved a bill by Alan Sieroty to loosen police hiring standards for women, aiming to remove physical strength barriers. The measure would require the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training to adopt guidelines conforming with the 1984 Civil Rights Act, but Assemblyman Robert Badham stalled immediate Senate passage.
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Nevada casinos post record year with 936.3 million take
Nevada casinos reported a record 936.3 million take for the fiscal year, up 16.4 percent from the prior year. The State Gaming Commission said gross revenues generated 74.3 million in tax receipts, with Las Vegas receiving the majority of activity on over 2,400 table games and 45,000 slots statewide.
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Bills clear Senate panel on smog device repeal
In Sacramento the Senate Transportation Committee narrowly approved a bill to end mandatory installation of $35 smog devices on 1966 to 1970 model cars. A second bill would let the Air Resources Board delay devices. both now move to the Senate Finance Committee.
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