Illness claims three at Yonkers guardian home in New York
Three elderly residents at a Yonkers guardian care home died with lung related illness and six others show similar symptoms in a puzzling outbreak. Officials note possible viral pneumonia with high fatality and are conducting toxicology tests while isolating the remaining residents.
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Emergency powers voted for governor
The California Assembly approved AB446 to grant the governor rapid emergency powers during sudden energy shortages. The 67 to 1 vote sends the measure to the Senate, expanding the Emergency Services Act to cover drought related power crises and easing disaster response. Governor Brown previously vetoed a similar bill citing advisory commissions.
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Milk price hike considered to help drought hit dairymen
California dairymen seek a three and a half cent increase per half gallon to offset drought losses while consumer groups oppose citing overproduction. State officials will study testimony and decide likely in May. The hearing drew dairy leaders including Western Dairymen Association head Joseph Branco, who argues the rise would let producers cover costs rather than seek federal aid. Consumer advocates counter with concerns about surging milk surpluses and prior boosts.
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California Senate Advances Wage Increases and Proposals
Sacramento report details SB902 raising minimum wage to 3 dollars per hour and AB248 banning motorized skate boards on public roads. It notes AB385 altering birth certificates for gender identity and AB446 expanding governor power during drought related power shortages. Also mentions AB297 extending the state Economic Development Commission and AB1512 consumer standards for solar equipment.
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California Eyeing Japanese Auto Plants Amid Protectionist Fever
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr says major Japanese automakers are weighing U S assembly sites as protectionist sentiment grows against foreign car exports. He directed the Air Resources Board to map suitable California locations and hinted at possible first steps with motorcycles. He noted Sony may expand its San Diego plant and discussed environmental and wage standards with Datsun Toyota and Honda.
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Hayakawa urges loosening California business rules
Sen Hayakawa says restrictive environmental rules and taxes deter foreign firms from building plants in California. He praises Gov Brown's Japan trip but urges action to reduce regulation. He notes he has completed his first 100 days in the Senate and is adjusting to the role.
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California Weather Outlook Although Mild and Dry
Weather forecast shows little change to a fair dry pattern across most of California. Morning coastal low clouds and a weak Pacific front may bring a chance of showers near the Oregon border by Wednesday. Temperatures drift from mid 50s on the north coast to mid 80s in the deserts amid lingering south coast cloudiness.
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