Supervisors weigh nuclear bills and energy policy
In Sacramento the board split on Proposition 15 and related measures. Supervisors Hayes and Se habanum urged support for state energy commission recommendations, arguing economic impacts and energy security. Ward Hahn Edelman opposed involvement in the issue, yet voted for the bills. the package includes a one year study on underground plant siting and requiring legislative safety findings before new plants can be built. Burglary note reports stereo theft at Janet Wachi home on Santa Ana Avenue.
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Japanese-Americans condemn Hayakawa internment talk
The Japanese American Citizens League criticized Senator Hayakawa as asinine and patronizing for remarks at a candidate forum about World War II internment. They quoted him saying relocation, despite losses, may have helped West Coast Japanese Americans discover the rest of America.
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Budget committee approves thirteen billion state plan
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee backed a 13.0 billion dollar state budget, adding 411 million over Brown’s proposal for the new fiscal year. It omits 7.68 million for the bankrupt Agricultural Labor Relations Board, raises Medi Cal fees by 93 million, and favors higher pay raises for state workers while leaving farm labor board funding unresolved. The Senate plans its version as both houses prepare for a conference committee to reconcile differences.
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Legal pads in Hughes will case discredited
In Las Vegas Nevada a documents analyst said the first purported Hughes will was not written on paper from two legal pads shown to a Salt Lake City station. The analysis found no match in paper lines or thickness, casting doubt on the document. The case featured a high tally of alleged wills petitions for probate and contests among several parties.
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