Musicians 18 to 21 gain night club performance rights
In Sacramento a new bill allows musicians aged 18 to 21 to perform in venues serving alcohol. Assembly Bill 310, backed by the American Federation of Musicians and Assemblyman Alex Garcia, ends the prior ban affecting rock and current sounds popular with younger patrons.
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Cal Poly Extension Winter Courses Begin Across Central Coast
Registration for 32 Winter Quarter courses offered by Cal Poly Extension opens next week. Classes run evenings in Arroyo Grande Atascadero Lompoc Morro Bay San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Santa Maria and Vandenberg AFB. Courses cover construction engineering child development geography history home economics humanities industrial technology language philosophy political science psychology sociology and speech.
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Lawmaker Consider Bond to Curb Frivolous Legislation
Assemblyman Ray Seeley proposes a $300 bond to file bills, with bond forfeited to state if the measure fails or is vetoed. He argues this would deter frivolous bills amid about 6,000 introduced in the last session, most never becoming law, and could save an estimated $1.35 million yearly.
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Imported stallions sparked English Thoroughbred breed
The passage notes the Oriental stallion Eyrley Turk and peers Darley Arabian and Godolphin Arabian as foundational imports that started the Thoroughbred breed in England. It then shifts to a legislative debate on bonds for introducing bills, mentioning Seeley considering actions and the $300 cost for ten days of session time.
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City of Lompoc seeks Reserve Fire Fighters
The Lompoc City Fire Department is recruiting qualified men aged 18 to 45 in good physical condition to serve as Reserve Fire Fighters. Duties include monthly training and emergency responses. Selected candidates will supplement the paid force with compensation of $25 per month.
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California Alien Hiring Law Sparks Debate Across Sectors
Sacramento sources report the Arnett bill making it illegal to knowingly employ an alien not entitled to lawful residence. Consumers and labor unions praise the crackdown while some employers denounce it as overreach. The measure faces constitutional challenges and prompts calls for federal action to standardize enforcement.
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