Legislature Rejects Brown Plan to Fund Two Prisons
Sacramento lawmakers refused to approve 62 million dollars for building two new prisons as part of the state budget. The budget committee cut the price tag and allowed UC to raise student fees this fall, while debating teacher and state employee pay raises and other line items. The panel also narrowed a proposal to boost student laboratory costs, triggering reactions from the US Student Lobby and Assembly sponsor Vasconcelos.
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Brown signs Cal-Vet loan bill at VFW convention
Gov. Brown signed AB 0AL raising Cal-Vet home loan maximum from 45000 to 41500 at a VFW state convention ceremony before about 1,500 delegates. He exchanged flags with VFW commander CW Kelly and received a Loyalty Day award, praising American unity and democracy while addressing concerns about new technology and ideas.
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Delays in School Finances and Property Tax Legislation
Browns and Democratic leaders agree to postpone final action on property taxes and school financing while legislative leaders study costs. The agreement aims to refine revenue measures and set committees to review bills during July session weeks before the final vote.
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6.5 Per Cent Hike Ordered for Teachers
The committee approved sufficient funding to grant a 65 percent raise for teachers. The remaining 10 percent is to be distributed equally among all teachers. The hearing extended five days and covered salaries for teachers and top administrators, CC and state colleges, with focus on Brown's flat rate proposal.
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Drought to linger in California despite normal rainfall
California officials warn a normal rainfall year will not end the drought. One year of normal rain will not refill reservoirs and groundwater remains overdrawn. Tank trucks used for pesticides should not carry drinking water, and state water projects will require sharing Lake Oroville with several reservoirs. The next water year begins Oct 1 1977.
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