Bill bans campus sale of alcohol on state campuses
Sacramento news: A bill by Assemblyman Walt Stiern to bar alcohol sales at student unions and new faculty clubs on state colleges and UC campuses advanced through a committee. The bill would permit existing faculty clubs to sell liquor to members 21 or older but prohibit other licenses, challenging a trustee decision allowing campus presidents to decide on beer sales. Stakeholders argued campus alcohol undermines learning while proponents cited private concession models. The measure moved to the Assembly floor for debate.
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California aims to create 201000 jobs under new plan
Gov Brown's administration drafts a 10 point jobs program aiming to generate 201000 new jobs over three years with emphasis on small business loan guarantees reducing red tape and offering technical help. Officials say it is a draft not policy and not a rescue plan, part of a broader three pronged effort to aid California's jobless.
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Bill to put inheritance tax referees in civil service
A bill by Assemblyman Dixon Arnett would move the Theeritance tax referees who appraise estates for inheritance taxes into civil service status. Referees, appointed by the controller, earn a share of estates and some in large cities exceed 40000 yearly. The move targets patronage amid recent criticism of Ken Cory's appointments.
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California to fight HEW order on repeating ads
California Gov. Brown and Health and Welfare Secretary Obledo said they will challenge a federal HEW demand to repeat advertising for social services, risking $245 million in Title XX funds. They argue the ads contain flaws approved previously and warn of costly paperwork.
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Brown calls U.S. oil lease plan a Las Vegas gamble
California Governor Brown criticized federal plans to sell new offshore oil leases off California, Alaska, and both coasts. He argued the move risks public money, offers little energy relief, and would mainly windfall oil companies while hurting conservation and job creation. White House and Interior officials defended data backing the leases and urged a decision by the Interior Secretary.
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Fragmentary quotes on federal influence in California policy
Disjointed excerpts show critics arguing the federal government may impose policies harming California taxpayers. Statements attribute strong language to Feeown and Brown, suggesting a push toward federal action and concern over government overreach.
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