California lawmakers weigh delay on workers' compensation for domestic aides
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee will hear AB133 to pause for one year the new law requiring domestic workers such as maids and sitters to carry workers' compensation. The panel also considers AB181 to allocate $2 million to sustain the South Coast Air Quality Management District amid funding disputes.
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Ohio industries face near 100 percent gas cutoffs
Ohio gas utilities Columbia Gas of Ohio West Ohio Gas Co and East Ohio Gas Co ordered immediate wide scale cuts for their largest industrial customers amid a historic cold wave. The disruptions threaten temporary shutdowns and furloughs as homes and businesses compete for scarce fuel.
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Weight Loss Program Credibly Transforms Appearance and Health
A user reports maintaining weight loss for over 20 months and feeling great. They praise the program for its effectiveness and recommend it to others seeking to lose weight and improve well being.
California lawmakers wary of televising executions revival
Lawmakers fear televising any resumption of capital punishment could sway death penalty bills in California. A Texas federal judge said TV stations have rights to cover executions. the Supreme Court may rule. Senator Rodda called it an admission of premeditated murder. Even supporters oppose San Quentin gas chamber broadcasts.
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Ford seeks 250 million for California water projects
President Ford asked Congress to appropriate over 250 million dollars for continuing work on more than 40 water resource development projects in California. The plan covers no new starts for 1978 and details allocations across the Central Valley Project and other Bureau of Reclamation works.
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