Minorities and Women Lead Brown Judge Selections
SACRAMENTO AP. Sixty seven percent of Gov Brown's judicial appointees have been minorities or women, reflecting limited parity with the population. Brown says no quota, seeks capable open minded candidates and reforms. 70 vacancies to fill, 39 women judges reported in state but no full stats by race. Bar screening notes high quality but backlog remains as first nine judges named. backers note few rejections and emphasize talent and openness.
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Brown appoints Bell director of finance in California
Sacramento reports Gov Brown announced Roy Bell a veteran of the Finance Department is named director of finance, replacing the acting director since Jan 6. Bell, 58, will earn 43 404 a year and has helped draft the 1975 76 budget, with Senate confirmation pending. He said he expects to serve until a permanent director is formed. The appointment starts work on the 1976 77 budget for next January.
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Los Angeles Sheriff Pitchess Recovering After Gall Bladder Surgery
Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter Pitchess was in good condition after gall bladder removal surgery at Arcadia Methodist Hospital. The department said the operation was successful with no complications and he will be off two to three weeks. Assistant Sheriff Shoeman Block will fill in during his recuperation.
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Gov Brown warns of layoffs in highway projects
Gov. Brown told officials of the State Department of Transportation that declining revenues may force layoffs and cutbacks in highway projects, with Best noting construction costs rising and gasoline tax revenue lagging. He said he may approve some continued freeway work only to preserve jobs, while other agencies will claim priority for funds. Brown stressed sacrifice and job goals amid fiscal tightening. Harvey Rose fired as state auditor general will not receive July salary and owes $637 in unauthorized pay, per Assemblyman Bob Wilson.
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