Bill for elderly tuition waiver gains Senate approval
Sacramento legislation authorizing tuition and fee waivers for senior citizens on a space available basis won Senate Education Committee approval. SB 274, carried by Sen. Alquist, would apply to 14 UC and CSU campuses, with no new appropriation. The measure moves to the Senate Finance Committee.
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Sacramento
Senate Committee On Education
Sen
Alfred E
Argular
Ior Elgenc
Alquist
San Jose State University
John H. Banzel
Walter Stiern
Bakersfield
San Jose State
Long Beach State
California State College
Dominguez Hills
Jackie Winn
California State University and College Trustees
Senate Finance Committee
California housing agency bill faces early opposition
In Sacramento during a special session hearing lawmakers criticized a proposed 450 million low interest housing loan program and the reorganization of the Department of Housing and Community Development. Assemblyman Maddy argued the department shakeup is unnecessary for the social session and urged delaying reorganization to pursue the housing finance agency. The plan would create an agency to administer loans and reorganize the existing agency, with standard review typically by the Little Hoover Commission.
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Sacramento
UPD
Department of Housing and Community Development
Senate
Assembly Housing and Community Development
Brown
Kenneth Maddy
R-Firebaugh
Maddy
Little Hoover Commission
Wealthy ex broker seeks habeas relief in 1955 murder case
L Ewing Scott, a 60 year old former Bel Air investment broker serving a life term for his wife’s 1955 murder, urged a federal court to overturn his conviction. His attorney argued improper jury instructions and alleged prosecutorial assault biased the trial. Judge Robert Peckham took the writ request under advisement.
Sacramento couple wins $1 million brain damage settlement
A Sacramento couple won a $1 million out of court settlement for their son Thomas Whalley’s permanent brain damage, alleged to have resulted from doctors misdiagnosing spinal meningitis at birth. The partial settlement is part of a $10 million suit against Sutter Community Hospital and doctors Bernard Lewis and Arthur Bard. a hearing on the remainder is set for August 22.
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Sacramento
UPS
and Bits
Thomas Whalley
Sutter Community Hospital
Bernard Lewis
Arthur Bard. Whalley
Melvin Belli
Lewis’ Insurance Company
Whalleys
Thomas Jr
Diamond rings and clusters with assorted stones list
A fragmented catalog of diamond rings and clusters names multiple carat weights and stones including pear and baguette shapes, marquis and princess cuts, emeralds and sapphires, plus a lakewood contact and price range from 725 to 2200 dollars for various pieces.
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Europe
Lakewood
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Raner
May
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