Brown pardon rate trails Reagan as California governor
Sacramento AP report says Gov. Brown issued 95 pardons in his first two years, 44 on Christmas Eve to ex con victs, including a California Youth Authority aide who sued over slow action. None pardoned had murder or kidnapping records. most had been out of prison long.
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Compensation to get speedy votes on worker's comp bill
Sacramento AP reports the Assembly moved to fast track two measures to suspend a controversial workers compensation law for domestic employees. The bill faces hearings as counsel warns the state may need to bail out about 70,000 welfare recipients lacking insurance for part timers in the homemaker chore program, possibly costing $1 million a year or more.
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Marines in Klan case fined for absence
A Maine Corps Marine reported Thursday that two white leathernecks connected with the Ku Klux Klan have been fined for absence. The incident centers on disciplinary action within the Marine unit over alleged Klan ties and missing duty.
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Florida Bar targets California divorce firm for practicing law
The Florida Bar filed suit to permanently bar Divorce Services of Florida from operating in the state alleging the California based firm and its workers aid with divorce filings without proper legal authorization. The Bar said the firm is owned by Divorce Services of America in Santa Monica and that Florida callers are directed to their California office.
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State reverse-bias rule could rock nation if upheld
Sacramento AP reports California faces a landmark ruling on affirmative action in state hiring. Superior Court Judge Byron Arnold ordered the state to stop using race or sex in hiring or promotion, affecting about 100000 workers. Officials say the decision could reshape nationwide practices and hit all agencies, with the Department of Corrections singled out for its aggressive minority hiring policy.
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Landmark governor’s mansion stripped of valuables in Sacramento
Workmen damaged the two story governor’s mansion near downtown Sacramento by removing floors ceilings medallions doors stair railing and a fireplace valued at about 17000. Built for Peter Burnett first governor 1849 1851 the house later housed J Neely Johnson and judge David Terry before restoration efforts. Police said workers entered via a cut wire fence and a window and a man claimed the site was mistaken for another old house.
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State civil service gains with 19 percent rise noted
A historical report highlights a 19 percent increase in state civil service work force, marking a 9.1 percent rise since prior measurements. The text references demographic groups including Blacks Aalans and Filipinos in the context of workforce changes.
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State service sees parity but ration issues persist
The text notes men and women have reached numerical parity in state service versus the labor force, yet the state faces "problems with ration." It states 13 percent of the state labor force is in the sample while only 6.2 percent is in the state civil service as of a recent date.
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