Demo bill to ease homeowner tax crunch wins vote
Sacramento report notes a 135 vote by the Assembly committee approving 1.5 billion tax reform to aid homeowners. Speaker Moretti led the measure aided by proponents while Republican opposition cited Serrano school finance rulings. Renters would get a 50 tax credit, proposals anticipate new income tax increases to fund relief.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Bob Moretti
William Bagley
San Rafael
Moretti
Ways and Means
Assembly passes tip preservation bill for workers
The Assembly narrowly approved a labor backed bill prohibiting employers from sharing in workers tips and deducting tips from wages. The measure aims to stop restaurants waitresses cab drivers from losing gratuities to employers while maintaining existing contract terms. The bill moves to the Senate on a 41 to 24 vote with support from the California Labor Federation.
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Sacramento
UPD
Assembly
Dixon Arnett
Redwood City
Ray Johnson
Rchico
California Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
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Gordon Deify
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Senate panel blocks tax break for insurers in California
SACRAMENTO UPI Senate committee rejected a bill to remove home office property tax deductions for California insurance companies after a brief, quiet debate. The move preserves existing tax treatment for insurers and delays a potential shift in state tax policy.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Protective labor laws extended to men in California
Sacramento lawmakers advanced a bill extending women protective labor laws to men and raising a 3165 minimum hourly wage. Supporters argued it closes constitutional and tax loopholes, while opponents from employers warned of higher costs. A separate revenue bill, including a constitutional amendment, failed on party lines amid claims of revenue loss and tax avoidance by principal offices.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Willie Brown
San Francisco
David A. Roberti
Los Angeles
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Roberti
California
Tost
Robert
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Clair Burgener
San Diego
William Coombs
Rialto
James Wedworth
Hawthorne
California bill ends IQ tests for selected grades
A California proposal endorsed by the Assembly Education Committee would drop mandatory IQ tests for sixth and twelfth graders in public schools. The bill by Democratic Greene would replace IQ testing with new teachers tests to assess students current knowledge and gauge progress for future measurement.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Malta Custom Claimed In Marriage Case
Charles Pisani from Dely City told Judge Louis De Toattels that he and his wife are natives of Matta and that Maltese custom requires witnesses to kiss the crucifix before testifying. The couple, married 22 years with 12 children, face a dissolution petition. the judge postponed ruling pending oath procedures.
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San Mateo County
Redwood City
Earl B. Whitmore
Whitmore
Charles Pisani
Dely City
Louis B. Detoattels
Matta
Pisani
Malta
Notch 129.95 Double Dresser and Matching Furniture
Advertisement lists Notch brand furniture with prices: Double Dresser 129.95, 4 Drawer Chest 109.95, Bachelor Chest 99.95, Single Dresser 99.95, Dresser Desk 109.95, Chair 49.95, Bed with conor Frenne Twin or Full ten.
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Conor Frenne
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