California allows high schoolers to skip P E
Gov Brown signed a law letting school districts exempt juniors and seniors from mandatory physical education starting Jan 1. Elective P E must be available for 11th and 12th graders, while 10th graders may complete the required level. The measure aims to raise P E interest but opponents warn of reduced fitness training. Gregorio, San Mateo, authored the bill, and Brown also shuffled Coastline Commission personnel.
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California revenue estimates shape Jerry Brown budget outlook
California officials expect revised revenue totals to influence Gov. Brown's 1.3 billion dollar budget and 2 billion in proposed spending. State Finance Director Roy Bell cautioned the figures won't be spectacular and may be lower if the economy lingers in a downturn. McCarthy had forecast a larger shortfall, but Bell warned of a later upturn and potential revenue declines.
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California Senate panel approves $950 million housing bill
The Senate Finance Committee advanced a $950 million housing construction and loan program sought by Gov. Brown. The Assembly-passed bill moves to the Senate floor on a 7 to 3 vote with a joint conference planned to reconcile House and Senate versions.
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Bill to give California judges early pay raise passes
In Sacramento AP reports the Assembly narrowly approved a bill to move judges pay raises earlier each year. Supporters said costs are unchanged while opponents warned it increases pay. estimates show 1,000 judges could gain about 1000 dollars sooner, possibly surpassing the governor's pay.
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Religious group seeks repeal of California sex law
A Coalition of Christian Citizens announced a referendum drive to repeal California's new sex law signed by Gov. Brown. The group aims to place the measure on the June 1976 ballot. Conservative Sen. Richardson predicted voter approval odds. A Sacramento minister argued the law hinders efforts to remove homosexual teachers.
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