Ex mental patients push sit in at governor's office
Ex mental patients and Women Against Psychiatric Assault staged a third week sit in at Gov. Brown's office to protest drugging and lockups in mental hospitals. They spoke of forced drugs and shock treatment and seclusion. protesters demand stricter drug use rules and wages for ward chores as officials meet with demonstrators. Brown was at a Democratic convention in New York. aides to prepare a report on hospital drug administration.
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Brown reaffirms no tax increase through 1978 in California
Governor Brown on Wednesday said he will maintain a no new taxes policy through the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1978. He told top aides the basic policy is to redirect efforts without escalating costs and to avoid any general tax increase since taking office in January 1975.
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State board OKs raise for civil service workers
The board adopted a flat 10 pay raise for the lowest state assistants, a 2.5 percent boost for about 15 000 workers, and a 120 a month increase for highway patrolmen. The plan covers the 1916 77 fiscal year with checks issued in early August. Critics say higher paid staff need more to stay competitive.
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