Court bars shift in school taxing before legal moves
California Supreme Court reiterates its finding that local property tax financing of schools is unconstitutional and cannot be altered without further legal action. The court notes many citizens misconstrue their obligation to pay school property taxes and references a 6-1 decision from August 30 recognizing discrimination against the poor.
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Easier voting rules approved in California bill
California moves to ease voter registration for new residents with a seven day pre election window and a president and vice president ballot option. The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman Bob Monagan, passed 21 to 2 in the Senate and heads to the governor for signature amid court guidance on school financing and tax refunds.
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Districting showdown as solon vows comeback
UPI report shows Republican Assemblyman charging Democratic reapportionment writers target him for his views. He pledges to run again and win “one way or the other” while Democrats delay their easy passage redistricting plan. Assemblyman Wakefield suspects the map aims to oust him but vows public office return. He also sponsors a bill to cut salaries of lawmakers, the governor, and other officials.
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Bill aims to curb mass retirement after reapportionment
Sacramento legislators seek to prevent a mass retirement crisis by amending a retirement law tied to reapportionment. Assemblyman Frank Lanterman proposed delaying immediate benefits for many veterans until age 60, warning that without action up to 81 lawmakers could retire next year, costing the state millions.
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Women Liberation Leader Sees Longer Life For Men
Aileen Hernandez, former NOW president, told 300 executives at a San Francisco conference that men may live longer as women gain equal job opportunities. She urged firms to provide child care, drop questions about children on applications, and promote shared family roles to unleash untapped female abilities.
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Senate approves annual fee on antique cars in state
Sacramento AP reports the Senate Thursday voted a $13 annual registration fee on antique cars. Revenue will be deposited into the state's environmental protection fund to support conservation.
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