San Francisco Supervisors Override Alioto Veto on Police Strike
In Sacramento AP reporting, San Francisco leaders overridden Mayor Alioto's veto on charter amendments tied to police and fire pay and benefits after last week's strike. Brown criticized the police action as a "first round victory" while warning against illegal measures and urging a co equal legislative role amid looming pension and dismissal provisions.
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Panel OKs bill to put PUC in gas business
California's Public Utilities Commission would enter the natural gas business under SB1296, limiting to two Alaskan gas deals. The 2-1 committee vote forwarded the measure to Ways and Means, citing potential tax shifts and consumer savings. If IRS rulings differ, the bill could tax gas users to fund ARCO and SoCal's Prudhoe Bay deal or avoid extra tax.
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Farm labor unemployment benefits move to governor
California Assembly approved extending state unemployment coverage to 250000 farm laborers. The bill by Assemblyman Jack Fenton would continue benefits past the federal program expiry, funded by $4 million from farmers and $5 million from the state bankruptcy fund. Governor Brown supports the measure.
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Public officials call for stronger bargaining rules
A speaker urged appropriate collective bargaining procedures for local governments and criticized current preparation levels. He warned that public employees face underprepared governance and stressed the need for improved processes in handling labor relations.
Playes Must Learn They Can't Take Law Into Own Hands
A local official warns that players will face consequences as they are urged to refrain from taking the law into their own hands amid ongoing tensions. The statement emphasizes lawful conduct and public safety.
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